The AfroCaribbean Exchange
Connecting Our People…
The AfroCaribbean Exchange is a registered non-profit organization that is established to address the neglected social, political and economic linkages, while seeking to bridge the gap between Africa and the Caribbean.
The Exchange is dedicated to creating and fostering new partnerships between Africa and the Caribbean, by extension South America through trade, academic research, technical assistance projects and other innovative programs.
In the wake of recent socio-economic and political developments on both continents, this is becoming increasingly important, as the global economy has gone digital and with varied transformative innovations.
The Exchange Works To Achieve Four (4) Areas
- Investment, Tourism & Trade
- Cultural Exchange & Education
- Build Bridges
- Strengthen Civil Societies
The AfroCaribbean Exchange shall comprise the following .
Trade Missions
Before the Expo comes off, we will have Trade Missions between these two regions.
Timeline – November 2021 – December 2022
Expo
Starting April 2022, the maiden AfroCaribbean Expo will host a number of exhibitions, trade engagements, investment opportunities and tourism activities.
The AfroCaribbean Expo .
Starting 2022, the maiden AfroCaribbean Expo will be a landmark event held between these two regions.
Theme: Re-Establishing the Linkage and Heritage between Africa and the Caribbean to Boost Trade, Investment and Tourism.
In 2022, the tourism industry in the AfroCaribbean region will be worth a combined annual revenue of $39 billion.
Expo Schedule .
Venue: Accra International Conference Center, Accra - Ghana, West Africa.
What to Expect .
Speakers
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Participants
In Person
Participants
Virtual
Exhibitions
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B2B Engagements
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Government Delegations
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Networking Events
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Cultural Displays & Exchanges
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New Business Opportunities
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Meet the Organizing Team
The Team .
Martin Kwame Awagah
Co-founder & Partnerships Lead
Cristina Jennifer Sayra Awagah
Co-founder & Program Lead
Dotun Adeoye
Managing PartnerPartners .
