L-R Chinny Nwokedi, CAFA Communications Director, Aare (Prof) Lai Labode; President of CAFA, Ambassador of Algeria to Nigeria, Ambassador Dunbar; CAFA Mission Director, Reginald Nnabue, and CAFA Envoy at CANEX 2026, Princess Enitade.
The Confederation of African Fashion says improved manufacturing capacity, access to finance, and stronger regional markets are critical to growing Africa’s fashion industry and increasing its global competitiveness.
Strengthening manufacturing capacity
Investment critical to industry growth
Seeking access to global markets
Next steps
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