Why Visit ECOWAS Aviana W. A. Intl Expo
The EXPO will feature over 500 companies from over 25 countries and over 10,000 participants from Nigeria, West Africa countries and the globe.
ECOWAS Aviana W. A. Intl Expo, Is an annual gathering of farmers, stakeholder’s agribusiness experts and companies that showcases the latest advancements, technologies and trends in the agribusiness and agricultural sector, offering a unique opportunity for individuals to stay updated on the rapidly evolving marketing trends? With big companies as exhibitors from various countries of the world, participants can explore the opportunity of accessing a wide range of products and services related to Diary, Aquaculture, Nutrition, Poultry farming, livestock, processing, Food, Crops, Grains, animal health products and feed solutions, Raw Materials, Equipment’s/Machineries, animal husbandry, feed production and veterinary products
The Expo has representatives from the Agriculture and Agribusiness sector with stakeholders from the various countries in West Africa states for business, discussion, technical and knowledge sharing, Networking and Investment at regional and global agribusiness developmental levels, Trade, commerce and marketing. The International B2B exhibition is been organized to build brand awareness, developed regional agribusiness value chain programme, generate new markets, trade and commerce, research and networking. Apart from the exhibitions of companies products the events also hosts informative seminars and workshops conducted by renowned experts who address critical challenges faced by industry professionals today. ECOWAS Aviana W. A. Intl Expo been the biggest agribusiness expo in west Africa serves as a professional platform that brings farmers and stakeholders together in other to strengthen their knowledge base, gain a competitive edge within the industry with the prospects of building a global networking businesses.
The Expo will witness representatives from over 25 countries, top commercial farmers and stakeholders, over 30 agricultural and agribusiness organizations, associations, NGOs, CBOs, Country and regional government officials, agencies, Ministries of Agriculture and food security, Countries chambers of commerce and their farmers groups, Embassies, ECOWAS secretariats and ECOWAS farmers, African Union officials and membership farmers and stakeholders, Agencies, Banks and financial institutions.
