Asia–Africa Summit 2026 By Made in Nigeria Project Office, Abuja

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Asia–Africa Summit 2026 By Made in Nigeria Project Office, Abuja

Bridging Continents, Building Futures

Deqing, China | 15th – 17th October, 2026

The global economic landscape is shifting, and the next wave of industrial growth will be powered by stronger cross-continental alliances. The Asia–Africa Summit 2026, taking place in Deqing, is set to become a defining platform for strategic collaboration between two of the world’s most dynamic regions.

Scheduled for October 15th to 17th, 2026, the summit will convene industry leaders, policymakers, investors, and manufacturers to accelerate trade, unlock investment opportunities, and strengthen industrial cooperation across Asia and Africa.

Why Deqing, China?

Located in the economically vibrant Zhejiang Province, Deqing represents innovation, industrial efficiency, and global connectivity. Hosting the summit in China underscores Asia’s pivotal role in manufacturing, infrastructure development, and technology transfer—key pillars for Africa’s industrial transformation.

Who Should Attend?

The summit is tailored for decision-makers and growth-oriented stakeholders, including:

  • Business Owners & CEOs seeking expansion into new markets

  • Government Officials & Policymakers shaping trade and industrial frameworks

  • Economic Development Stakeholders driving regional competitiveness

  • Industrialists & Manufacturers looking for cross-border production and supply chain partnerships

  • Product Owners aiming to access international distribution networks

Core Focus Industries

The 2026 edition places strong emphasis on high-impact sectors shaping the future of global commerce:

  • Energy & Power Sector

  • Electricity & Grid Infrastructure

  • Mining & Natural Resources

  • E-Mobility & Battery Technology

  • Automobile Manufacturing & Assembly

  • Cross-Continental Trade Partnerships

These industries represent the backbone of industrialization, sustainable development, and economic modernization across both continents.

Strategic Objectives

The Asia–Africa Summit 2026 is designed to:

  • Facilitate bilateral and multilateral trade agreements

  • Promote foreign direct investment (FDI) flows

  • Enable technology transfer and industrial capacity building

  • Support joint ventures in manufacturing and energy

  • Strengthen supply chain integration between Asian producers and African markets

Participants will gain direct access to high-level networking sessions, sector-focused roundtables, investment matchmaking forums, and strategic policy dialogues.

A Platform for Real Outcomes

Unlike conventional conferences, the Asia–Africa Summit emphasizes tangible trade partnerships and measurable investment outcomes. The event aims to bridge capital, technology, raw materials, and manufacturing capacity—creating a unified framework for sustainable growth.

For African industrial players, the summit offers access to Asian manufacturing expertise and financing structures. For Asian corporations, it provides entry into Africa’s rapidly expanding markets and resource base.

Secure Your Stake in the Future

As global trade realigns toward strategic regional partnerships, the Asia–Africa Summit 2026 positions itself as a critical gateway for long-term collaboration.

If you are ready to expand your footprint, influence policy, or forge strategic industrial alliances, this summit is your platform.

Register your interest or learn more:

We look forward to welcoming global leaders to Deqing, China, where the bridge between Asia and Africa is being built

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