Under global tariff pressure, Canadian firms need new markets and Canada needs new capital. WeOpen.ca is the Canadian face of the corridor work: landing Gulf and Indian businesses in Canada through The Accounting Doc, and taking Canadian products to Gulf buyers through the group's trade and technology partners.
- Direction
- Both ways: into Canada and out of Canada
- Delivery
- The Accounting Doc (entity, bank, tax), Safa Agro (food trade), Galaxy Weblinks (technology)
- Government
- Presented to federal, provincial and municipal officials
- Next
- Canada–Gulf investment summit, Toronto, proposed 2027
Where WeOpen.ca and Canada–UAE trade stand
- Canadian exporters ready for the Gulf.
- Gulf and Indian businesses that want a Canadian base.
- Municipal and provincial partners for the 2027 summit.
Other mandates on the Desk.
Canada–UAE Bilateral Pipeline
A proposed, sponsor-funded 90-day mandate to turn Canada–UAE policy momentum into a decision-ready commercial pipeline: 26 initiatives, 30 qualified prospects, one decision pack.
USD 1B Exclusive Sales Mandate
An exclusive, full-building sales mandate for an 80+ storey tower and a 50-storey tower in Dubai, under a USD 1B exclusive sales mandate.
AERC · Alternative Energy Resource Consortium
A consortium converting municipal solid waste into refuse-derived fuel at a designed 7,500 tonnes per day, seeking a funding and operating partner.
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2 minLive Projects and MandatesLive projects and mandates on the desk of Adnan Feroz: the USD 1B exclusive sales mandate, the Canada-UAE pipeline, AERC waste-to-energy and the ABMIG mandate.
2 minUSD 1B Exclusive Sales Mandate, DubaiAn exclusive, full-building sales mandate for an 80+ storey tower and a 50-storey tower in Dubai, under a USD 1B exclusive sales mandate.
2 minABMIG Global Mandate, DubaiABMIG global mandate: written authority to represent Abdulla Bin Mujren Investment Group globally, negotiate terms and finalise contracts on its behalf.
2 minAERC Waste-to-Energy Consortium, DubaiAERC is a Dubai waste-to-energy consortium turning municipal solid waste into refuse-derived fuel at a designed 7,500 tonnes a day. Seeking a funding partner.