Royal Air Maroc, Scandavania Baltic, Others Partner Nigerian Swedish Agricultural Trade Fair

CEO of Nigerian Swedish Trade (NSTF) Group, Ms. Mary Brakner

 

Organisers of Nigerian Swedish International Agricultural Trade Fairs have announced that they have received support and partnership arrangement with a good number of organisations and unions.

These supports are coming ahead of the trade fair, which is packaged to bring together stakeholders in agriculture and tourism industries from Nigeria, Sweden and other countries in Europe. The event holds in Brahegatan 11, Gamlestaden, Sweden from 29 -30 October, 2019.

According to the CEO of Nigerian Swedish Trade (NSTF) Group, Ms. Mary Brakner the supporters of the trade show include  Oge Pride of Sweden, NFKF Union Gõthenburg, Glios Org, Royal Air Maroc, Ria Money Transfer, Apple Hotel Gothenburg, Lanyem Media production,  Honey Brook Denmark and Scandavania Baltic.

Some associations and unions of different African countries have also indicated interest of being part of the trade fair. They are Somalia Organization, Tanzania Org. Tröhallattan, Union of Nigeria , Denmark (Unid) and  Gambia Union Göteborg.

“We are still expecting supporters from Norway and Finland in the days to come,” said Ms. Brakner.

The Nigerian Swedish International Agricultural Trade Fair is being organised in partnership with the Nigerian Embassy in Sweden, Fesco Agalu Nigeria Limited, organiser of Agritech Nigeria, a leading international agro technology exhibition and conference in Africa and some other Sweden- based government agencies and private companies.

P.M.EXPRESS understands that Nigerian delegates to the trade fair in Sweden have been advised to register through the Agritech Nigeria (Fesco Agalu Nigeria Limited).

NSTF Group is a non-profit, non-political and non-governmental organization established that have roots in Africa – Nigeria.

NSTF Group facilitates empowerment of the smallholder farmers in Africa to increase their productivity and hence play a major role in combating the global food insecurity problem.