MADE IN AFRICA EXPORTS, EXHIBITION, EXPO FOR AFRICAN MADE GOODS, BRANDS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES by GLOBE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY

The MADE IN AFRICA EXPORTS, EXHIBITION AND EXPO FOR AFRICAN GOODS BRANDS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES WILL BE ORGANISED ALONGSIDE WITH EURO AFRICA ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CONGRESS 2023 IN DUBLIN IRELAND BY GLOBE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY WITH THEIR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS.

Organized collaboratively by OTHER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE ORGANISATIONS and GLOBE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY , the Trade DEVELOPMENT and Investment Expo AND EXHIBITIONS Seeks to promote ALL EUROMADE IN AFRICA EXPORTS, EXHIBITION AND EXPO, African made goods, brands, raw materials, refined products and services, African locally made goods, raw materials and products for global access, supporting the international supply chain and encouraging the manufacturing industries.

Where does raw materials come from On a micro level, there are several local answers to this question, but on a macroeconomic level, money mainly originates from export – therefore, the welfare of Africa export should concern everyone because it forms more than 75% of the Africa GDP.

What is the current situation of Africa export? This question was elaborated on at the Made in Africa Export, Exhibition and Expo conference, For African made goods, brands, products and services,  organized by globe chamber of commerce and Industry and Commerce

The made in Africa Export ,Exhibition and Expo Conference And Forum , which took place yearly, Create to focus on Africa economic cooperation and business and investment development, supporting mutual trade and balanced trade among nations while opening up for more bilateral and multilateral trade partnerships among nations.

This program is attached with the world economic and Investment Forum, Www. weiforums.com as a export side trade program.

this year, the Baltic Edition in Estonia AND the English Edition will be in London UK.

In line with the program ,ECONOMIC AND INVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT FORUM WITH MADE IN AFRICA EXPORTS EXHIBITION AND EXPO will be held as a hybrid Conference and as in person physical expo, which allowed more entrepreneurs, investors, delegates to participate in discussions, plenary sessions and experts, stakeholders trade talk, government, final decision and policy makers side business meeting,

Also participants can join via online video links. We gathered together the brightest presenters and talked about export and economic growth as it is in the extraordinary,

this year, has give us more time to develop our economies . all of the countries in the world are trying to come up with a path way to economic recovery,

ways to restore their trade and export volumes. As a result, we are facing even tighter competition on the world market in terms of attractive export markets.

The nations are those who are able to put their ability to adapt and the national support network into the best use.

Many companies have managed to continue their export and trade activities at a very impressive level during year.

the services of globe chambers of commerce and industry have also played an important role.

The volume of consultations offered by us in the first half of the year has increased and the number of advised companies on Australian Asian, European and American markets has grown by a total of 45%.

the start of success stories of many companies. As a partner of globe chambers ,has worked with a great number of international companies and used the conference as an opportunity to talk about how to transform the lessons learned from the coronavirus crisis into stories and tell them in a convincing manner. 

Just like in other world countries that are focusing on supporting the economy, the Africa government’s support for companies is also important – i.e. how to direct resources into the right sectors as quickly as possible in order to enjoy their benefits even after the crisis. Africa mainly focuses on participation in the digital and green transitions.

Emma John, The Deputy Director General ,DDG, of Globe chamber of commerce and industry, And Head ,Economic Development Department at the Globe chamber of commerce and industry , spoke at the conference expo and forum World press and production MOU signing agreement, about how the African government can contribute to the development and growth ambitions of enterprises interested in export. 

Additionally, the conference included the latest information from international export advisers and practical experience stories from seasoned export entrepreneurs.

the globe chambers mission in organizing the conference is clear – the African economy develops via export and globe chamber has an important role in facilitating economic growth.

there are export opportunities all over the world, and Export Africa project of globe chamber of commerce and industry has increased its support in order to help companies find and realize export opportunities.

MADE IN AFRICA EXPORTS,EXHIBITION AND EXPO, AFRICA MADE GOODS, BRANDS PRODUCTS ANDSERVICES, African made for global access, supporting the international supply chain

we have export advisers, growth program, the Information Centre, trade fairs, master classes, intellectual property services, export partner search, a program for involving international experts

MADE IN AFRICA EXPORTS EXHIBITION EXPO FOR AFRICAN GOOD BRANDS PRODUCTS AND SERVICES, PROUDLY GLOBE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.

GOODS, BRANDS PRODUCTS AND SERVICES to THE EUROPEAN AND GLOBAL Investing Community AND PRODUCTION CHAIN MARKET to Attract Foreign Direct Investment as well as Create New Opportunities for BOTH EUROPEAN AND AFRICAN Goods and Services in the INTERNATIONAL Market.

“The Expo AND CONGRESS will Exhibit AFRICAN Made Products with a view to Opening up New Markets And Export Opportunities for AFRICAN SMEs And UPSCALE AND PRODUCTS Manufacturers, GLOBE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY, WWW,GLOBECHAMBERS,COM ,WWW.WEIFORUMS.COM

While the Focus will be on the ENERGY, MEDICAL AND HEALTH, Oil and Gas, Mining And Agricultural sectors, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION Attention will also be paid to POWER AND INTER GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS.

“AFRICAN non-oil sector Endowment, comprising of ARTS AND CRAFT , Culture, Music and film , IS A GREAT And Almost inexhaustible. There is therefore a limitless opportunity for AFRICAN Products in the EUROPEAN Market and for INTERNATIONAL Investors in the AFRICAN Economy,”

ECBD CONGRESS , which is expected to hold annually, will support the Economic diversification policy of the AFRICAN government while deepening Trade Relations Between AFRICA and EUROPE COUNTRIES When you ask young people from developing countries what they want for their country, they often say opportunity. A good number of them wants jobs and knowledge; they want to be connected to the global economy.

Local manufacturing industries can foster these types of opportunities through investment and transfer of knowledge to local workers and entrepreneurs. Most of this local content are demanded in the global marketplace today, this high demand will increase the potency of workforce. This will empower workers to expand their horizons and lower their risk of unemployment. 

Globe Chamber of commerce and Industry will be organizing “Africa Made Goods, Products and Services” Exhibition and Expo in partnership with embassies of European countries like Czech, Romania and more.

The event will aim to share knowledge on export of African made goods and service and how investment in Africa manufacturing industries can be leveraged to generate opportunities for economic diversification and employment. In addition it will give ample opportunity to African manufacturers to access the global market.

Africa businesses in their supply chain can foster sustainable growth and help end poverty.  The most valuable contribution to long term sustainability comes from the ability of local industries to generate benefits through productive linkages with other sectors.

Some of the Countries we see as developed countries in most continents also went deep in resuscitating their domestic manufacturing industries and also educate and train the young ones on entrepreneurial skills. Not only did this training create direct job opportunities for their population, but the acquired skills fostered the creation of an entire eco-system of small and medium-size enterprises that provided products and services to large companies and related sectors.

When done right, developing African content manufacturing can transform the rural community and to a large extent the economy of nations in the content. It will also provide avenues for micro companies to operate due to benefit sharing. 

According to a statement in Globe Chamber of Commerce website, “Africa goods and services promotion is a unique win-win opportunity where coordination between the private sector, the government, and local economies can multiply shared benefits for all”.

“The Africa Made Products, Service and Goods Exhibition Expo will give participants from the Africa extraction the platform to access the global market to showcase their locally manufactured goods, products and services, and also share knowledge to maximize potential”.