Monrovia – Businesses and entrepreneurs are invited to register now for the Made in Liberia Expo, set to take place on Saturday, October 26, 2024, at Monrovia City Hall from 9 am to 5 pm.
This premier event provides a unique opportunity to showcase local products, innovations, and services to a diverse audience, including potential investors and key industry stakeholders.
Local entrepreneurs, artisans, and service providers are encouraged to register now to secure their spot at Liberia’s largest event dedicated to showcasing locally made products and services.
With over 80 vendor spaces available, the expo is expected to attract a wide range of businesses across various sectors, including fashion, agriculture, technology, desserts, fresh fruit drinks, and Liberian Cuisine.
“We are thrilled to open registration for the Made in Liberia Expo. This event is an important opportunity for businesses to showcase their products and foster greater demand for locally produced goods, reducing reliance on imports and keeping money circulating within the local economy,” said the Event’s Coordinator, Mrs. Zyline Kaffey-Smith.
Mrs. Kaffey-Smith said that the changed from “Made in Liberia Fair” to “Made in Liberia Expo” signals a shift from a traditional fair to a larger, more inclusive event that not only showcases products but also fosters business growth, networking, and international recognition.
Mrs. Kaffey-Smith added that in an effort for the Made in Liberia Expo to extend its reach, she has enlisted Genesys Communications Consulting, Liberia’s Premier PR Firm, to help amplify the event’s visibility, engage a wider audience, and ensure that local businesses receive the recognition and support they deserve.
“Effective communication is the lifeblood of any successful business, even ours,” she said.
Businesses wishing to register for the Made in Liberia Expo should send the $20USD Registration fee to 0888120585 (Made in Liberia) or send a What’s App Message and your logo to 0770201735.
Early registration is encouraged as vendor spaces are limited.
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