EVENTS

Our focus on organizing conferences, exhibitions, and seminars in the agricultural and food production sectors stems from our deep understanding of the importance of these industries in Africa and the Caribbean. We recognize the need for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and innovation to drive sustainable growth and development in these sectors.

Our previous conference, "Advancing Nigeria's Agriculture in the midst of conflict," was a resounding success. Held at the prestigious Transcorp Hilton in Abuja, Nigeria, it served as an important platform for industry experts, government officials, and stakeholders to come together and discuss strategies for overcoming the challenges posed by conflict and insecurity. The participation of agencies within Defence Headquarters, who shared their insights on securing food chains, added a unique perspective to the discussions.



One of the highlights of the event was the presence of global thought leaders like James Brett, whose expertise and contributions enriched the conference. The engaging sessions, panel discussions, and networking opportunities provided a valuable platform for delegates to exchange ideas, learn from each other, and forge new partnerships.

Looking ahead, we are determined to replicate the success of our previous conference by organizing more events across Africa and the Caribbean. These events will continue to foster knowledge exchange, showcase innovative solutions, and create opportunities for collaboration among participants. The benefits for delegates and industry players are immense, including increased awareness of emerging trends, access to new markets and technologies, and the potential for impactful collaborations that can drive growth and sustainability in the agricultural and food production sectors.

We are dedicated to bringing together industry leaders, experts, and stakeholders to create a platform for learning, innovation, and collaboration that will drive the growth and development of the agricultural and food production sectors in Africa and the Caribbean.