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Browsing: IATF 2025
- Showcase offered enriching discussions by political, business and other leaders on key Intra-African trade issues during the conference segment of the trade fair, with some of the most sough-after African and international speakers participating.
- Event welcomed 2,148 exhibitors and featured major activities, including a trade exhibition by countries and businesses.
- B2B and B2G matchmaking programmes were held to facilitate strategic partnerships and government collaborations to unlock new opportunities.
A total of US$48.3 billion in trade and investment deals have been entered into at the just concluded Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF2025), hosted in Algiers, Algeria.
The fourth edition of the Intra-African Trade Fair attracted over 112,000 visitors both physical and those following the proceedings virtually from 132 countries. Additionally, a total of 958 buyers participated in the weeklong event.
According to the IATF2025 Report Card, the event welcomed 2,148 exhibitors and featured major activities, including a trade exhibition by countries and …