Artisan Showcase, Fashion and Trade Fair,
Four Madagascan companies exhibited at the Sourcing at Magic, Las Vegas last August 2023
In a generous gesture of support, the Economic Development Board of Madagascar (EDBM) sponsored three booths for members of the GEFP and the American Chamber of Commerce (Amcham). This collaboration not only reflects a commitment to fostering international partnerships but also underscores the spirit of appreciation for the shared goals and initiatives. The organizers express heartfelt thanks for the sponsorship, acknowledging the pivotal role it played in enhancing the presence of GEFP and Amcham members at the event. The success of this collaboration serves as a testament to the strength of tripartite ties, and with gratitude in heart, the commitment is affirmed to continue this fruitful collaboration in the future, creating more opportunities and avenues for mutual growth and cooperation.
Here they are:
We sincerely appreciated the great gesture that Best Brand apparel has shown by paying for their own booth.
The exhibitors had the opportunity to meet Mr. Paul Rybersthe President of «The African Coalition for Trade "ACT, he shared and exchanged on the future of AGOA.ACT and its members leverage Mr. Ryberg's extensive expertise in addressing trade law issues that impact Africa.
Additionally, Mr. Ram Sareen, the Chairman-Founder of Tukatech – TUKAweb – TUKAcenters, enlightened exhibitors on the advantages of integrating Fashion Technology in Africa.
Market access starts with obtaining orders from international buyers. There exists a comprehensive procedure for achieving the required international standards of quality, quantity, and visibility
Africa made a strong presence with a delegation featuring three companies from Ghana, one from Lesotho, four from Madagascar, and seven from Mauritius. Key organizations such as The Economic Development Board (EDB) Mauritius, The Economic Development Board of Madagascar (EDBM), The Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA), and the Tony Blair Textile Institute were all in attendance, contributing to a total of 19 African exhibitors.
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