CleanGo Innovations Inc. has been selected to participate in the upcoming Canada Trade Mission to Saudi Arabia, scheduled for February 7–12, 2026. This strategic mission, organized in coordination with the Embassy of Canada in Riyadh, aims to connect Canadian innovation with Saudi Arabia's rapid infrastructure and clean technology expansions. The company will join a delegation including H.E. Jean-Philippe Linteau, Ambassador of Canada, and Julie Forrest, Senior Trade Commissioner, to engage with top-tier decision-makers supporting Saudi Vision 2030.
The mission's intensive itinerary is designed to integrate CleanGo's sustainable solutions into major Saudi developments. High-level briefings with the TFM Group and the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce will address the Kingdom's growing demand for green infrastructure. CleanGo will conduct exclusive site visits and meetings with King Salman International Airport, Jeddah Airports Co. (JEDCO), and the Expo 2030 Riyadh committee. The company will also participate in the Public Investment Fund (PIF) forum in Riyadh, the epicenter of Saudi Arabia's economic transformation.
Direct B2B sessions with industry leaders including Albawani Contracting, Al Fanar Group, and El Seif Engineering will explore long-term collaborative opportunities. Anthony Sarvucci, CEO/President of CleanGo Innovations Inc., stated that this mission represents a significant milestone as Saudi Arabia scales its infrastructure to host the world at Expo 2030. CleanGo is positioned to provide sustainable, high-efficiency solutions required for world-class facilities while representing the Canadian Clean-Tech Sector on this global stage.
This development matters because it demonstrates how international trade missions can facilitate the transfer of sustainable technologies to regions undergoing massive infrastructure development. Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 represents one of the world's most ambitious economic diversification and modernization plans, with clean technology playing a crucial role in its implementation. CleanGo's participation signals growing recognition of Canadian clean technology expertise and creates potential pathways for sustainable solutions to be integrated into mega-projects with global visibility.
The implications extend beyond immediate business opportunities. Successful integration of CleanGo's proprietary, Green Seal Certified non-toxic products into Saudi infrastructure projects could establish new standards for sustainable development in the region. These products, which are Health Canada approved to claim 99.9% disinfecting of viruses and bacteria on hard surfaces, offer environmentally responsible alternatives for large-scale cleaning challenges. As Saudi Arabia prepares to host Expo 2030, the adoption of such technologies could influence global perceptions of sustainable event hosting and infrastructure development.
For the clean technology industry, this mission represents validation of Canada's innovation ecosystem and its ability to compete on the global stage. The collaboration between government trade officials and private sector companies like CleanGo demonstrates how coordinated efforts can open doors in emerging markets. The potential impact includes not only commercial success for participating companies but also the advancement of sustainable practices in regions undergoing rapid development, contributing to global environmental goals while supporting economic growth through technological exchange.
