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The international trade team of the Montreal Port Authority has appointed Prakash R. Tulsiani as Senior Trade Advisor, representing the Port of Montreal in India. His role is to develop new business opportunities, strengthen relationships with key players in the subcontinent's market, and increase the port's visibility.
This local presence allows shipping companies, freight forwarders, and importing and exporting businesses to better leverage the opportunities offered by one of the world's most dynamic markets. In a constantly evolving business environment, it contributes to diversifying market opportunities, opening new doors for Quebec and Canadian companies, and strengthening their ties with global markets, which in turn contributes to the resilience and vitality of the Canadian economy.
India has been one of the Port of Montreal's main trading partners for several years and remains a strategic market with strong growth. The main products traded include imports of food, ceramics, and plastic, as well as exports of forest and metallurgical products.
With over 45 years of experience in multinationals and startups, including 16 in Southeast Asia, Tulsiani has extensive experience in the maritime transport, logistics, infrastructure, port and airport operations sectors, as well as a deep understanding of Asian markets and international supply chains.
The executive's arrival strengthens the Port of Montreal's network of representatives and trade advisors, which already operates in Europe, the United States, and Asia. It demonstrates the commitment to maintaining a strong presence in strategic markets, developing lasting relationships with key industry players, seizing new business opportunities, and actively supporting the growth and diversification of international trade through this Canadian terminal.
