U.S-Africa Trade Council sign agreement with World Trade Center for better business relationship

The U.S – Africa Trade Council, has signed an agreement with the World Trade Center Atlanta, for a better business relationship, and this followed series of meetings with World Trade Center Leadership

Penpushing reports that a statement said the council under the leadership of Iyalode Alaba Lawson explained that the official agreement also allows both parties to support each other’s events and programs, to exchange trade and market intelligence and to provide opportunities for the two organizations to meet and interact.

The statement signed by Executive Director / CEO, U.S.-Africa Trade Council, Engr Titus Olowokere added that, both parties will also explore the possibility of developing joint programs or events to further accomplish the goals of this agreement.

Penpushing further reports that, Olowookere in the statement said the meeting had in attendance President Max Sutherland and the Executive Vice President, Dr. Ismael Fernandez, adding that, ‘this is exciting time for both organizations’.

‘As a leading organization within the global network of 330+ strategically located World Trade Centers , the WTC Atlanta (https://www.wtcatlanta.com) is well positioned as a gateway to a vibrant and formidable international business community across the region and around the world. Now we are able to tap into this vast trade network’, he emphasised.