The Central Region Trade, Tourism and Investment Fair Expo 2023

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The Central Regional Co-ordinating Council (CRCC) in collaboration with Central Regional Development Commission (Cedecom), Central Regional House of Chiefs and all 22 Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs) present Central Regional Trade, Tourism, and Investment Fair dubbed CENTRAL EXPO’ 23.

The Central Expo "is to create visibility for Central Region on trade, tourism and investment opportunities to the general public, especially the financial and business communities.

The theme for this year’s Expo is "Sustaining Business Opportunities: Nurturing Small and Medium Enterprises in the Central Region”.

The CENTRAL EXPO’23 will commence on the 25th August to 2nd September 2023, an event which will make history with this year’s Fetu Afahye of Oguaa at the Adisadel College Park, Cape Coast.

Visit: https://crcc.gov.gh/expo-2023/ for exhibition preference and prices



Location: Cape Coast, Ghana

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