Canada Egypt Business Council Brings Together Government Officials, Diplomats and Business Leaders at Ottawa Networking Event
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The Canada Egypt Business Council hosted a networking event in Ottawa on Monday, June 15, 2026, at Rideau Club Ottawa, bringing together parliamentary and diplomatic figures, business leaders and media representatives.
The event was attended by Canadian MP Ziad Aboultaif, Member of Parliament for Edmonton Manning, Alberta, alongside Mr. Abdullatif Al-Shaikh, President of the Canada Arab Congress on Middle East and North Africa Relations, and Dr. Mohammed Al-Anbaki, Vice President Operations at the organization. The House of Commons lists Ziad Aboultaif as the Member of Parliament for Edmonton Manning.
Representatives of the Algerian Embassy in Ottawa also took part in the gathering, including Minister Plenipotentiary Mokhtar Alloune, adding a clear Arab diplomatic dimension to the event and creating space for dialogue between community, business and diplomatic circles. The Algerian Embassy in Ottawa lists Mokhtar Alloune among its diplomatic staff as Minister Plenipotentiary.
Guests were received by Miranda Guirguis Manager of the Canada Egypt Business Council and Dina Guirguis,Ali Abdelghaffar, Ahmed Haggag, Mina Ibrahim (CEBC member) , in a formal yet warm setting that encouraged introductions, conversation and professional networking.
The event reflects the council’s role in strengthening channels of communication between Canada and Egypt, while supporting connections among business leaders, professionals and members of the community. The Canada Egypt Business Council describes itself as a non-governmental organization that aims to foster relations between Canada and Egypt and support opportunities for bilateral cooperation.
In Ottawa, where parliamentary, diplomatic, business and media circles often intersect, such gatherings provide an important platform for building trust, expanding cooperation and highlighting the presence of Arab and Egyptian-Canadian communities in public and professional life.
