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Québec strengthened its global aerospace and defense presence at the 2025 Paris Air Show through strategic partnerships, innovation, and major contracts.

Québec reinforced its global aerospace and defense presence at the 2025 Paris Air Show through strategic partnerships, major contracts, and innovation in manufacturing.

Quebec's restrictive and frequently changing international student policies have led to a 46% drop in applications, risking economic and academic vitality amid global competition.

International cruises significantly boosted Québec's economy in 2024, generating $192.2 million and supporting thousands of jobs.

Quebec is focusing on diversifying its export markets due to trade tensions with the U.S.

Québec Tech's Stage V program selects five startups to support their international growth ambitions.

Quebec port authorities have partnered with North Sea Port to strengthen trade and sustainability efforts.

Montréal's business tourism thrived in 2024, generating substantial economic benefits and securing its status as a premier conference destination.

Recent federal and Quebec policies have tightened restrictions on international students, creating uncertainty and challenges for their study and residency prospects in Quebec.

Québec is boosting its research and innovation through international collaboration and strategic initiatives, particularly with the new Horizon Europe partnership.

Québec International is bringing the Finnish networking conference Slush’D to Québec City in May 2025 to foster connections in the startup ecosystem.

Quebec's Bill 74 aims to cap international student admissions to address housing and language concerns, sparking debate over its impact on universities, students, and the labour market.

Québec is emerging as a key player in microelectronics and AI, bolstered by government support and industry collaboration.

NetSci 2024, an international conference on network science, will take place in Québec City in June 2024, attracting global researchers and generating significant economic benefits.

Quebec reopened a fast-track immigration program for international students in French programs, removing work experience requirements but restricting eligibility to those with extensive French-language studies, causing debate.

Québec's new strategy focuses on strengthening economic ties with the Indo-Pacific region to boost exports and attract investments.

Québec's new strategy focuses on economic growth through market diversification in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Québec is enhancing its economic strategy to strengthen its presence in the U.S. market across various sectors.

Hubert Bolduc discusses strategies to enhance Quebec's international business presence and export growth.

Investissement Québec International has appointed new representatives to enhance foreign investment from Asia.