Auto Parts West Africa Show in partnership with local spare parts dealer associations in Ghana is set to organise the maiden international automobile exhibition to promote and expand the automobile industry.
The event slated for September 13 to 16, 2017, at the International Trade Fair Centre, Accra, will witness exhibitors from fifteen countries across the globe.
The exhibition is in partnership with United Spare Parts Merchants of TUC and Kokompe Spare Parts Dealers Association.
Auto Parts West Africa Show will feature aftermarket manufacturers and suppliers showcasing innovative products and services in the car industry.
Speaking on behalf of the Associations, Chairman for the United Spare Parts Merchants of TUC, Mr. Benjamin D. Boateng, said “Our customers want to have at their disposal genuine parts for their use and this new arrangement enables us to work together as closely as needed with the manufactures of these auto parts,” he said.
For his part, Managing Partner for Orange IMC, organisers of the event, Christopher Rockson, said: “It is my pleasure to announce Auto Parts West Africa Show partnership with Ghana’s Local Spare Part Dealers Associations, who are known for their strength in the automobile industry. This partnership will offer strong support for our exhibitions.”
He added that “these international exhibitors represent manufacturing firms from Dubai, India, UK, Turkey, USA and are looking forward in creating partnerships for distributions and expansion here in Ghana.”
Auto Parts West Africa Show will happen concurrently with Ghana Motor Show to provide an exclusive platform for car dealerships, accessory companies, banks offering auto loans, insurance companies and all stakeholders in the car industry to potential buyers under one roof.
Exhibitors including Silver Star Mercedes Benz, Rana Motors, Toyota, Japan Motors Nissan, Alfa Romeo, GMC, ISUZU Trucks, Yenmark, Yigit Aku, Mil Oil, Britpart, Qingdao Jingcheng Rubber Products Co. Ltd., PIX Transmission, Addinol and many more will be offering visitors the chance to interact with their favorite brands and to discover their latest models.
On the side-lines of the exhibition, daily B2B meetings will be organized for all exhibitors starting from 11:00 a.m., each day to interact with potential buyers and business partnerships.
This year’s event marks the first edition of Ghana Motor Show and Auto Parts West Africa and is supported by the ministry of trade and industry.
The event is organised by FairAct Exhibitions, VeriFair Business Events Dubai and Orange IMC.
Story: Business Desk
