The Asia - Africa Economic and Investment Forum will be held from Tokyo, Japan. Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry in association with Trade Nigeria is currently working closely with all the other Asian co-organizers and the Government of Japan towards a successful organization of Asia - Africa Economic Forum.....

Asia - Africa Economic Forum Tokyo, Japan will be a milestone of the process, since it will be the first-ever GCCI Summit to be held in the Asian continent in its over 20 years of history.

Holding Asia - Africa Economic Forum in Asia and Africa clearly demonstrates growing African ownership in the GCCI process and has been attracting much attention from African states and all GCCI partners, such as the international organizations, including the United Nations System and regional organizations, such as the African Regional Economic Communities (RECs) and the New Economic Partnership for Africa’s Development Planning and Coordinating Agency (NEPAD Agency), as well as civil society and the private sector. The highest-level representations from African states and GCCI partners are expected at Asia - Africa Economic Forum Tokyo, Japan.

Asia - Africa Economic Forum will also take place at an opportune moment, the first year of the implementations of the global and regional development agendas, namely the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and Agenda 2063 and its First Ten-Year Implementation Plan.

Being fully in line with these development agendas, Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry plan to discuss some thematic issues that Africa has been facing which include:

The sectors are listed as follows:

Energy And Power Sector


Education And Technology Sector


Mining, Agro - Commerce And Agriculture


Transportation And Aviation Sector


Housing And Real Estate Sector


Medical And Healthcare Sector


Telecommunication Sector


Construction And Infrastructural Sector


Oil And Gas Sector


Industrialization, Production And Manufacturing Sector


Banking And Finance Sector


Trade And Commerce Sector