Caribbean Infrastructure Forum 2025 / BuildGreen Atlantic 2026

Join regional and global decision-makers in infrastructure and capital projects in Miami on September 16-17 for the 9th annual Caribbean Infrastructure Forum (CARIF 2025).

This two-part mission includes CARIF 2025 and an incoming delegation of buyers from the Caribbean to attend BuildGreen Atlantic 2026 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, April 27-28, 2026 

Who Should Attend?

Atlantic Canadian multi-sector companies

Mission Features

This mission presents a unique chance to expand your market reach, forge new trading relationships, and benefit from expert facilitation and matchmaking by our dedicated Trade Mission team. You’ll be well-supported throughout the entire process, including:

• Pre-mission information webinar
• Introductory meeting to review the mission itinerary
• Ten pre-qualified B2B meetings with key policymakers, investors, and project 
  developers
• Introductions to local Consulate representatives
• On-the-ground conference support in Miami
• Post-conference follow-up to nurture new connections
• Additional B2B meetings during BuildGreen Atlantic 2026, to further strengthen your relationships with incoming buyers

Participation Fees

Participation Fee*: $3,420.00 ($3,000.00 + $420.00 HST)

*Spaces are limited. Travel and accommodations are the responsibility of participants. Financial support may be available through the Export Development Program—contact your Regional Business Development Advisor for details.

Registration Details

Please note this a two step registration process.

Step 1:
Register with Invest Nova Scotia as a member of the Nova Scotia delegation using the Eventbrite link below.

Register

Step 2:
Complete and submit the Atlantic Canada delegation application with Build Green Atlantic. Please note, payment is made in Step 2.

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Registration deadline: Thursday, July 31, 2025.

In partnership with Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA), the Atlantic Provinces, Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CMA) and BuildGreen Atlantic.

Supported by the Government of Canada and the four Atlantic Provinces through the Atlantic Trade, Investment, and Growth Agreement.