Afrotrade - is Africa's Prime Foreign Products, Equipment & Machinery Catalogue for African Buyers providing an easy access for international companies to reach their prospective buyers/ clients/ partners in Africa, in a very simple, economical but effective way.
East Africa - The most attractive investment spot in the region
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Afrotrade will be distributed to trade visitors free of cost at the following Trade Exhibitions:
10,000 copies of AFRORADE are mailed to senior Government Officials & top buyers to over 18 countries in Africa.
Major countries include:
Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Sudan, Uganda, Mozambique, Egypt, Zambia, Gabon, Morocco, Tunis and Djibouti.
Our free mailing list includes 2800 selected companies from 20 different categories of products and services.
Afrotrade is distribited as follows:
3000 Copies : Government Procurement Departments
4000 Copies : Major Buyers & Importers
5000 Copies : Visitors at Trade Fairs
The above includes both printed and CD version. Countries Covered: Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Sudan, Uganda, Mozambique, Egypt, Zambia, Gabon, Morocco, Tunis and Djibouti, South Africa,Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Libya, Ivory Coast.
The Chinese Group Sany Heavy Industries to Produce 600 MW of Wind Energy in Tanzania
Possibility to have the largest wind farm on the African continent is only when the project of the Chinese group Sany Heavy Industries comes to fruition. The group, which concentrates in the....
Posted on : Tuesday , 14thJanuary 2020
Launch Of Electronic Customs Processing Platform To Enhance Trade In Ethiopia
The Government of Ethiopia launches an electronic platform that will enhance efficiency in trade logistics landscape of the country by speeding the customs process for importers and exporters.It is....
Posted on : Tuesday , 14thJanuary 2020
Manufacturing Commodities Continue To Explore New Markets Opportunities Particularly In The East African Community
Manufacturing subactivity grew by 8.3 per cent in 2018 slightly higher compared with 8.2 per cent in the previous contributed largely by the expansion of the regional markets. The ongoing....
Posted on : Tuesday , 14thJanuary 2020
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