About Manufacturing Expo Kenya 2023

Manufacturing Expo AFRICA 2023 - Kenya's mega trade exhibition on Manufacturing Equipment, Industrial Tools, And Engineering Machinery. The Manufacturing Expo provides a platform for showcasing the latest in industrial and engineering technology to the East African business community and swap information with experts from a complete spectrum of industrial sectors.

African governments are seeking ways to attract investment and nurture industry, implementing strategies that involve targeted investment in infrastructure, improved regional integration, and the establishment of special economic zones (SEZs) for priority subsectors. They are breaking down trade barriers, improving financial structures, and investing public resources in much-needed infrastructure

Business-to-business spending in manufacturing in Africa is projected to reach $666.3 billion by 2030. Today, leaders are increasingly realizing that manufacturing is a major factor in helping Africa achieve their goals of successfully reaching the next stage of economic development. The African Union has put the sector front and center in its Agenda 2063.

Business-to-business spending in manufacturing in Africa is projected to reach $666.3 billion by 2030. Today, leaders are increasingly realizing that manufacturing is a major factor in helping Africa achieve their goals of successfully reaching the next stage of economic development. The African Union has put the sector front and center in its Agenda 2063.

Its measured natural capital was estimated at US$6.2 trillion in 2018, with its mineral and fossil fuel resources estimated at US$290 billion and US$1.05 trillion, respectively. The continent also earned US$38.5 billion in ecotourism revenues in 2019. With an estimated 60% of its GDP coming from natural resources and essential ecosystem services, Africa still has a huge potential to benefit further from its natural resources to finance its development goals.

And undoubtedly, Africa is a continent of abundant natural resources such as oil and gas, minerals, land, sunshine, wind, and biodiversity.

Its measured natural capital was estimated at US$6.2 trillion in 2018, with its mineral and fossil fuel resources estimated at US$290 billion and US$1.05 trillion, respectively. The continent also earned US$38.5 billion in ecotourism revenues in 2019. With an estimated 60% of its GDP coming from natural resources and essential ecosystem services, Africa still has a huge potential to benefit further from its natural resources to finance its development goals.

Come, be a part of progress in Africa!