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• Location: Southern Quebec, CanadaPopulation (2021 Census):
  • Metropolitan Area: 4,291,732 people
  • Island: 2,004,265 people
  • City: 1,762,949 people
• Climate: Temperate with long winters and heavy snow
• Area:
  • Metropolitan: 4,670.1 km²
  • City: 498 km²
• International Affairs Advisor: Mr. Guy Nolin
  • Address: 275 rue Notre-Dame Est, 4 etage montreal(Quebec) h4Y 1C6
  • Phone: 1-514-872-4237 / Fax : 1-514-872-6067
  • Website: https://montreal.ca

Montreal, located in southern Quebec, is a vibrant and diverse metropolis known for its rich cultural heritage and dynamic economy. As the largest French-speaking city in North America, Montreal offers a unique blend of European charm and North American innovation. The city is a major hub for creative industries and others such as aerospace, information technology, film, and biotechnology, making it a powerhouse of creativity and technological advancement.

With a population of over 4.2 million in the metropolitan area, Montreal is a bustling urban center that embraces both its historical roots and modern aspirations. The city is renowned for its festivals, including multiple film festivals, and its thriving arts scene. Montreal's temperate climate features long winters with heavy snowfall, providing a picturesque backdrop for winter sports and activities.

Montreal is a vibrant hub for international relations, hosting numerous international organizations and conferences that foster global diplomacy and cooperation. The city actively promotes sustainable development and innovative solutions to global challenges through urban diplomacy. As a key player in international city networks, Montreal facilitates global partnerships and exchanges, underscoring its role as a nexus of global connectivity. Its commitment to social inclusion, ecological sustainability, and innovation makes it a model for urban development and progress

Mr. Ahn Sang-young, the former Mayor of Busan and Mr. Pierre Bourque, the former Mayor of Montreal signed a joint agreement on a sister city relationship in Montreal, on September 19, 2000.