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Maiden GEXPO 2026 set for November to catalyse Mahama’s accelerated export agenda

“The five-day commercial showcase will bring together over 500 indigenous enterprises, multi-sector SMEs, foreign trade missions, institutional financiers, and international retail aggregators to position high-value "Made-in-Ghana" goods and services for the global stage” a statement signed by Exhibitions and Project Manager, Frederick Avornyo said.
Designed to generate bankable outcomes rather than mere exhibition, GEXPO 2026 integrates commercial deal-making opportunities with capacity enhancement through structured deal suites that connect qualified Ghanaian producers directly with international buyers, procurement networks, and institutional o@-takers to secure longterm export supply agreements.
By prioritising high-growth value chains, including agro-processing, textiles and apparel, cosmetics and natural oils, light manufacturing, digital trade, and exportable commercial services, GEXPO 2026 provides indigenous enterprises with the institutional backing needed to expand their market footprint under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and secure vital non-traditional export (NTE) revenues.
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