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Dear Maria ,
International Leather Maker (ILM) and APLF Ltd have teamed up again and will host a half-day conference on March 11, 2026 (the day before the start of the APLF). The event is titled: Leather Supply Chain 2026 – The Great Leather Reset.
This year’s event will feature six 25-minute oral presentations and an expert panel discussion focussing on the future trends and direction of the global leather supply chain. The conference will once again take place at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), which is the same venue as the show. The APLF show takes place March 12-14, 2026.
Over the coming weeks, ILM and APLF will unveil keynote speakers and interesting topics covering some of the most pertinent challenges and opportunities facing the sector. More information about the provisional conference programme and timings can be found here.
Click here to register.
The 'Leather Supply Chain 2026 – The Great Leather Reset' conference is co-organised by ILM and APLF Ltd. The lead sponsor is MindHive Global and the coffee break is sponsored by National Beef Packing Co. ILM and APLF will post more information about the conference in the coming weeks as more speakers and topics are confirmed.
Kind regards,
Megan Thomas
Editor
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Today, the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, announced that Canada’s new government will hold a Cabinet Planning Forum in Québec City, Québec, from January 22 to 23, 2026.
The meeting will focus on the government’s core mission to build a stronger, more sustainable, and more independent Canadian economy that benefits everyone. Cabinet ministers and secretaries of State will discuss progress on the seven priority missions laid out by the Prime Minister in their Mandate Letter and determine priorities for delivering change in the year ahead. In particular, the Prime Minister and Cabinet will focus on next steps in the government’s plan to bring down everyday costs and make life more affordable for Canadians.
At the Planning Forum, Cabinet will hear from leading experts across government, finance, community services, advanced technology, and global affairs. They will provide insights into the current global landscape and help identify emerging opportunities for Canadian leadership.
Working together, the Prime Minister and his Cabinet will continue to diversify our partnerships abroad and build our strength at home to deliver greater stability, security, and prosperity for Canadians.
As the global economy shifts, Canada’s new government is focused on what we can control: we are diversifying our trade partnerships and attracting massive new investments to build a stronger, more sustainable, more resilient economy.
As part of this mission, the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, participated in the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland. The WEF Annual Meeting brings together nearly 3,000 leaders from government, business, academia, and international organisations, representing more than 130 countries.
On January 20, the Prime Minister delivered a special address in which he outlined Canada’s approach of principled and pragmatic engagement. He argued that in an era of great power rivalry, middle powers like Canada are not powerless – that we can shape the outcomes we want by acting together.
In Switzerland, Prime Minister Carney met with the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Mark Rutte, and the Prime Minister of Sweden, Ulf Kristersson, to discuss the changes in global trade and security. He focused on maintaining international support for a strong, independent, and sovereign Ukraine, highlighting recent advancements to achieve a just and lasting peace, and outlined Canada’s roadmap for strengthening existing relationships and building a web of resilient new trade networks.
The Prime Minister reaffirmed the fundamental principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity, and that decisions on the future of Greenland are for Greenland and Denmark to make. In meetings with European leaders, the Prime Minister expressed his strong opposition to tariffs over Greenland, calling for focused talks to achieve the shared objectives of security and prosperity for the Arctic. He outlined ongoing efforts by Canada to increase investments in Arctic defence, security, and infrastructure, and maintained that the most effective way to ensure Arctic security is by working within the NATO Alliance.
At the Annual Meeting, the Prime Minister discussed the Gaza Board of Peace and appreciated President Trump’s leadership in bringing the conflict in Gaza to an end, including through the declaration of Phase Two.
To catalyse massive investment in Canada, the Prime Minister met with business leaders from companies with a combined market capitalisation of approximately $10 trillion – representing immense potential for new investments in Canada’s infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, and defence sectors. He emphasised Canada’s competitive advantages in clean and conventional energy, defence, agriculture, AI, quantum computing, and health technology – and its role as a premier destination for global capital and investment. He underscored Canada’s mission to unleash $1 trillion in investment over the next five years, while building a stronger, more sustainable, and globally competitive economy.
The Prime Minister’s participation at the WEF Annual Meeting builds on his latest engagements in the People’s Republic of China, where he launched a new strategic partnership across energy, agri-food, and financial services, and in Qatar, where he secured a new partnership to expand trade, attract investment, and accelerate bilateral defence cooperation.
In an increasingly uncertain world, Canada’s new government is focused on what we can control. We are leveraging trade, investment, and resilient partnerships that will generate meaningful opportunities at home and build a stronger, more independent Canadian economy.
“Nostalgia is not a strategy. While the old world is not coming back, from its fracture, Canada can build something better, stronger, and more just. In just five days, we reached a new agreement with China that will unlock $7 billion in export markets, secured a new partnership with Qatar to invest in major projects and deepen trade and defence ties, and engaged with leading global investors to choose Canada. Canada’s new government is building our strength at home and engaging with principle and pragmatism – diversifying our trade and attracting massive new investment – to build Canada strong.”
— The Rt. Hon. Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada
