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Manufacturing East Africa launches this month

The inaugural Manufacturing East Africa conference has been developed to explore and address the growing need for intra-Africa trade across the continent. The event will comprise a one day conference, manufacturing competitiveness workshop and allocated business networking time.

3 Apr 2017

Manufacturing East Africa launches this month

Manufacturing East Africa will be hosted in Nairobi, Kenya from the 19-20 April 2017. It provides an opportunity to establish new business partnerships, trade relationships, the opportunity to explore investment into the regional SEZs and a platform to engage and meet with key East African stakeholders.

The event is partnered with the South African Department of Trade and Industry, the Manufacturing Circle, Kenya Manufacturers Association, Trade Invest Africa, CAIA, as well as private sector partner, Deloitte Kenya, South Africa and Tanzania.

"Many local companies have registered to attend and we look forward to hosting a successful inaugural event aimed at paving the way for manufacturing growth and intra-Africa trade. This further supports the growth strategy of the annual Manufacturing Indaba hosted in South Africa to aid companies to find emerging markets to enable growth,” commented Liz Hart, managing director of the Manufacturing Indaba portfolio of events.