ABUJA-NIGERIA- The Africa Trade Consortium is thrilled to announce the successful conclusion of its Tea Break Edition 2025, a flagship event that brought together business leaders,Diplomats, entrepreneurs, and innovators from across Africa and beyond.
“We’re thrilled to have pulled off an incredible Tea Break Edition 2025!” said Mr Alwalled kabir Yusuf,Convener of the Africa Trade Consortium. “A huge thank you to everyone who took the time to attend – your presence made all the difference. We’re celebrating a major win for African trade, and we’re grateful for the partnerships and collaborations that made it happen.”
The event’s impact has been huge, with attendees benefiting from meaningful connections, partnerships, and investments. The Africa Trade Consortium is excited to keep pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in African trade, and invites all stakeholders to join the journey towards economic prosperity.
“Africa needs trade to fuel economic growth and prosperity, not aid,” said Mr Alwalled kabir Yusuf, Convener of the Africa Trade Consortium. “We believe that by working together, we can unlock the full potential of African trade and create a brighter future for all.”
The Africa Trade Consortium is a leading organization dedicated to promoting trade and economic growth in Africa. With its successful Tea Break Edition 2025, the organization has once again demonstrated its commitment to empowering African businesses and fostering a culture of collaboration and innovation.
For more information, please contact:
PR TIMES AFRICA MEDIA
ORGANIZERS OF THE AFRICA TRADE CONSORTIUM
Prtimesafrica@gmail.com
+2348034144302
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