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The first-ever Ecobank-JoyBusiness SME Fair, which seeks to create a unique platform for small and medium-scale enterprises in Ghana, opened on Friday, October 31, at the Ghud Park at Accra Mall.
The three-day event from October 31 to November 2 attracted over 160 exhibitors, with hundreds of patrons engaging with exhibitors for direct business transactions on the first day.
The exhibitors displayed a wide range of locally manufactured goods, fabrics, food and beverages, and beauty products.
The fair is being organised by Multimedia Group Limited in partnership with Ecobank, with JoyPrime leading the charge.
The fair is sponsored by MTN, Sintex Tank, Wintiz Special Gari Mix from JW Foods, Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA), Greenbox Sewage, and DPS Pipes.
Below are some photos from the event.
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