Ghanaian and African businesses will be seizing the chance to boost trade opportunities with the UK during the GUBA Greenwich Trade Expo this week.
The three-day event taking place in south-east London from Friday June 15 to Sunday kicks off with a seminar and business advice sessions, followed by an outdoor exhibition and market in Woolwich’s main General Gordon Square featuring a host of African products and services.
The Trade Expo provides a showcase for the wealth of African goods now being produced by the continent enabling a global audience to see the breadth of opportunity available.
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This event’s primary focus is on African entrepreneurs helping them access mainstream British markets.
And with economic changes looming triggered by Brexit, there’s general agreement now’s the time for traders to explore and forge new partnerships.
GUBA Expo founder Dentaa Amoateng commented: “GUBA has been at the forefront of promoting increased economic and cultural links between the UK and Ghana and the expo is another opportunity for British businesses and individuals to increase their exposure to opportunities in Ghana.”
GUBA Expo founder Dentaa Amoateng looks to promote cultural links between Britain and Ghana.
The outdoor exhibition is free and procurement experts and wholesale buyers from major outlets will also sample products, interact and provide advice.
Visitors attending include MP Adam Afriyie, UK Trade Envoy to Ghana, Kofi Addo, Minister of Trade, Ghana High Commission, Hon Carlos Ahenkorah, Deputy Minister for Trade & Industry, Ben Ainsley, Deputy Director Trade for Africa.
Friday 15th June 2018
9am-6pm
Seminar
Stephen Lawrence Building, University of Greenwich, 30 Park Row, Greenwich, SE10 9LS
Saturday 16th June 2018
11am-6pm
African Market (Outdoor Exhibition)