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ACCI Sets To Hold 21st Edition Of AITF Seeks Conducive Environment For Businesses To Thrive

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The Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry, ACCI, says modalities are been put in place for the successful conduct of the 21st edition of the Abuja International Trade Fair, AITF.

The 1st Deputy President of ACCI, Prof.

Adesoji Adesugba stated this in Abuja while addressing newsmen on the 21st edition of AITF with the theme “Resilience, Trade, Taxation and the Economy”.

Prof. Adesoji Adesugba who is also the Chairman, Organizing Committee of the 21st AITF said for the Federal Government to achieve its one trillion naira economy, the private sector must be effectively involved.

“On behalf of the President and the Executive Council and members of the Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), I am delighted to formally announce the 21st edition of the Abuja International Trade Fair (AITF), scheduled to hold from September 25 to October 6, 2026, at the Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry Trade Fair Complex, Airport Road, Abuja” He stated

According to him, this year’s Fair marks a significant milestone as we celebrate 21 years of promoting trade, investment, enterprise development, and economic cooperation. Over the past two decades, the Abuja

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In his words “International Trade Fair has evolved into one of Nigeria’s foremost multi-sectoral trade and investment platforms, attracting businesses, investors, policymakers, development partners, and exhibitors from across Nigeria, Africa, and beyond and the theme for the 2026 edition, “Resilience: Trade, Taxation and the Economy,” reflects the realities of today’s global and domestic business environment”.

“Businesses continue to navigate challenges arising from economic uncertainties, inflationary pressures, supply chain disruptions, exchange rate volatility, evolving tax regimes, and rapid technological transformation and the Fair will therefore provide a strategic platform for dialogue, innovation, and collaboration aimed at strengthening business resilience and promoting sustainable economic growth.
the creative economy” the 1st ACCI Deputy President explained

“Why should businesses participate? The Abuja International Trade Fair offers unparalleled access to markets, customers, investors, government institutions, and strategic partners. Its central location in Nigeria’s capital city provides exhibitors with a unique opportunity to connect with diverse audiences from across the country and beyond”.

“The Fair also provides a dedicated platform for diplomatic missions and international organizations to showcase investment opportunities, technologies, and development initiatives”.

He pointed out that the Fair remains committed to supporting Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), recognizing their critical role in job creation, innovation, and national economic development.

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“Through exhibitions, networking opportunities, and market access initiatives, the Fair continues to empower businesses and foster sustainable growth and as Nigeria’s premier trade and investment gathering in the Federal Capital Territory, the Abuja International Trade Fair remains a powerful catalyst for economic development, regional integration, and business expansion”.

” The Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry, therefore, invites exhibitors, sponsors, investors, development partners, government agencies, diplomatic missions, and the public to participate in this landmark 21st edition and take advantage of the immense opportunities it offers”.

Prof Adesoji Adesugba commended the media partners for their continued support in promoting the Fair over the years and kindly solicit their cooperation in disseminating information about this year’s edition to businesses, investors, sponsors, and the wider public.

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