Countries of diverse business structure are expected to connect at the World Economic and Investment Forum (WEIForum) Conference in 2023 according to the website of Globe Chambers of Commerce and Industry.

The President of Globe Chamber of Commerce, who is also a trade expert by practice, Hon Buchi George while in a press briefing with Globe Chamber Business Time media yesterday via Skype, said that the aforementioned event is aimed at boosting trade and investment globally.

He further stated that beyond trading activities, the event will also help to scale up production in developing nation in terms of quality and quantity.

“There are rules for export and the key thing there is quality and global standards”

“When the doors are open, every manufacturer will start producing things that will be of importance to the world which will later become a global trend”

He also revealed that the event is part of their goal to make the globe feel the impact of World Economic and Investment Forum, adding that 2023/2024 will see them replicate same in other regions and continents.

“At the moment, we are working on bringing all countries on board, stating that the idea is already exciting embassies across the continents”’ he continues.

“People are already excited and we understood what need to be done to ensure we achieve our set goals for the event”

“Every great nation has a structure that would make every business minded individual or local producers to think of going global, with event like this it becomes an easy ride for them”

“We also have a contrary mindset about what people call ‘local producers’ because we know that everything is local in its original environment, but foreign the moment it cross the shores of their country”, he said.

“lots of domestic producers are thinking global at the moment, there is also need to practically and strategically demonstrate to others on the need for a global vision, but before doing that ensure you have projects like the World Economic and Investment Forum (WEIForum) & Conference in 2023”, he concluded.