Ethiopia International Trade Expo is a leading international trade exhibition exhibiting a wide range of products from different industries and includes general trade, food and agriculture, construction equipments, building materials and equipments, electrical and electronic appliances, automobile products, information technology, oil and gas equipments and products, fashion accessories and products, textile products and much more to add to the list. The trade serves as an exclusive platform where the buyers and sellers meet and both get benefitted. It also generates huge volumes of sales.
Ethiopia Technology & Manufacturing Expo is a 5 day event being held from 30th June to the 4th July 2016 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.This event showcases products like Industrial, Technology, Manufacturing products, machinery & after sales services etc. in the Industrial Products, Manufacturing, Fabrication, Repair & Maintenance industries.
The Economic Commission for Africa (Office for North Africa and African Center for Trade Policies) is organizing, on 27-29 October 2016 the 10th International Colloquium of Rabat, under the theme: “Trade, Investment and Sustainable Development.” This event is being organized in partnership with the WTO Chair of the Mohammed VI University of Rabat and the Laboratory for Applied Development Economics (LEAD – Toulon University).
Participants will analyze the stakes of multilateral trade negotiations in relation with climate change and sustainable development. They will also examine the international commitment of developing countries in accordance with their social and economic needs.
Organizers will dedicate an additional day (29 October) to a seminar for doctoral studies, with the participation of young researchers working on themes related to the colloquium or countries from the Mediterranean region.
The theme for the 2016 African Economic Conference (AEC) is “Feeding Africa: Towards Agro-Allied Industrialization for Inclusive Growth”. This theme is timely and in line with the current African and international development agenda. Ending poverty and overcoming hunger and food insecurity permanently come first and second, respectively, in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) endorsed in September 2015 by UN member States. This commitment is also stressed by the African Union Agenda 2063 that recognizes the right of all Africans to be well-nourished and lead healthy and productive lives. Furthermore, the Comprehensive Africa Agricultural Development Programme (CAADP), as well as the June 2014 Malabo declaration, highlight that a structural transformation of African agriculture is central to growth and poverty eradication on the continent. Consistent with these goals, agriculture and industrialization are at the heart of the work by the African Development Bank (AfDB), the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and the Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and their vision and long-term strategy for a prospered and inclusive Africa.