Asia–Africa Summit 2026 Deqing International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Deqing, China | October 15–17, 2026 Hosted by the Made in Nigeria Project Office in collaboration with Deqing County Government and Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry

 Asia–Africa Summit 2026
Deqing International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Deqing, China | October 15–17, 2026
Hosted by the Made in Nigeria Project Office in collaboration with Deqing County Government and Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Introduction: A Strategic Global Convergence

The Asia–Africa Summit 2026, scheduled for October 15–17, 2026, at the Deqing International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Deqing, China, represents a major milestone in advancing intercontinental trade, investment, and industrial cooperation.

Organized by the Made in Nigeria Project Office, in collaboration with the Deqing County Government and the Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the summit is designed to create a high-impact platform that connects Africa’s production potential with Asia’s industrial capacity and technological advancement.

A New Era of Asia–Africa Collaboration

The summit underscores a shared commitment to:

  • Strengthening bilateral and multilateral trade relations
  • Promoting cross-border investments and joint ventures
  • Enhancing technology transfer and industrial partnerships
  • Supporting sustainable economic development

With Asia as a global manufacturing powerhouse and Africa as a rapidly growing market with abundant resources, the summit creates a strategic bridge for mutual prosperity.

Platform for Trade, Investment, and Industrialization

The Asia–Africa Summit 2026 will convene:

  • Government leaders and policymakers
  • Trade and investment agencies
  • Chambers of commerce and industry stakeholders
  • Manufacturers, exporters, and SMEs
  • Financial institutions and development partners

Key Programme Components:

  • Trade & Investment Forum: Showcasing bankable projects and opportunities
  • B2B & B2G Matchmaking Sessions: Facilitating direct partnerships
  • International Exhibition: Display of products, technologies, and innovations
  • Policy Dialogues: Addressing trade facilitation, regulatory frameworks, and market access

This integrated approach ensures that the summit delivers practical outcomes, business deals, and long-term partnerships.

Spotlight on Made-in-Nigeria and African Opportunities

A central feature of the summit is the promotion of Made-in-Nigeria products and African industries, including:

  • Agro-processed goods and agricultural exports
  • Textiles, fashion, and creative industries
  • Light manufacturing and industrial products
  • Solid minerals and value-added resources

The Made in Nigeria Project Office will leverage this platform to:

  • Showcase Nigeria’s industrial capabilities
  • Promote national brands and export-ready products
  • Attract foreign direct investment (FDI) into key sectors
  • Position Nigeria as a hub for African manufacturing and trade

Innovation, Technology, and Knowledge Exchange

The summit will also emphasize:

  • Digital economy and smart manufacturing
  • Research and development collaboration
  • Innovation ecosystems and startup engagement
  • Skills transfer and capacity building

By connecting African enterprises with Asian technology leaders, the summit aims to accelerate industrial modernization and productivity growth.

Strategic Role of Deqing and Zhejiang Province

Deqing, located in Zhejiang Province, is known for its:

  • Advanced digital economy infrastructure
  • Commitment to green development and sustainability
  • Strong industrial and technological base

Hosting the summit at the Deqing International Convention and Exhibition Centre provides a world-class environment for high-level dialogue, exhibitions, and global networking.

Event Highlights (October 15–17, 2026)

  • Opening Ceremony & Ministerial Roundtable
  • Asia–Africa Trade & Investment Forum
  • Sectoral Panel Sessions (Agriculture, Manufacturing, Technology, Energy)
  • International Trade Exhibition
  • Business Networking & Deal-Making Sessions
  • Cultural Exchange & Gala Night

Expected Outcomes

The summit is expected to deliver:

  • Increased trade volumes between Asia and Africa
  • New investment partnerships and joint ventures
  • Expanded market access for African products
  • Strengthened industrial and technological collaboration
  • Enhanced global visibility for Made-in-Nigeria brands

Conclusion: Driving a Shared Economic Future

The Asia–Africa Summit 2026, powered by the Made in Nigeria Project Office, the Deqing County Government, and the Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry, represents a bold step toward redefining global economic partnerships.

By fostering collaboration across continents, sectors, and industries, the summit will not only strengthen trade ties but also create a sustainable pathway for industrial growth, innovation, and shared prosperity.

As stakeholders converge in Deqing this October, the world will witness a new chapter in Asia–Africa cooperation, driven by opportunity, partnership, and progress.

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