WTC Abuja is delighted to launch its Trade Services Department within the Commercial Tower of the World Trade Center Abuja; it will serve pathway to leading trade opportunities in the international market and will provide guidance on market trends and upcoming developments.
WTC Abuja aims to facilitate trade, business, and investment opportunities between Nigeria and the rest of the world by developing a long-term partnership with International Trade Organisations, Governmental Trade Agencies, Chambers of Commerce, and business owners through networking and internationalization.
As a member of the World Trade Centers Association, WTC Abuja provides exceptional global access for businesses and investors with over 300 other WTCs and trade associations in over 100 countries.
We deliver unparalleled access to global-minded, highly-targeted audiences made up of the most influential key institutions and political leaders, small business owners, and thought leaders in Nigeria and beyond.
We understand that when you connect globally, you prosper locally. Four months into Trade Services, we are excited to announce that we help companies export faster through the following programs and initiatives:
- Trade and Investment Missions.
- Exhibitions, Conferences, Concerts, Congresses, Fairs, and Forums.
- Trade Education and Information.
- B2Bs, G2Gs and B2Gs.
- Business Matchmaking and Networking.
- Business Development.
- Trade Research, Consultancy, and Advocacy.
- Commodities Export.
- Market Intelligence.
- Membership Services and Business Club.
WTC Abuja has been able to facilitate diverse successful trade meetings with the Federal Ministry of Trade, Federation of West Africa Chambers of Commerce, Lagos Chamber of Commerce, Abuja Trade Centre, Manufacturing Association of Nigeria, the commercial sections of different embassies, America Business Council, Nigeria Investment Promotion Commission, and many other governmental agencies and trade organizations.
We have already successfully carried out a G2B and market research for the Chinese Government, who visited the WTC Abuja.
