Africa takes around 20% of the world’s grain trade, and several African nations rank among the ten largest importers. Cairo is the meeting point where exporters and African buyers do business face to face.
State buyers, mills and importers across North and Sub-Saharan Africa.
The trade that keeps a continent supplied — discussed by the people who run it.
Exporters and African importers, one room, real business.
The value of the forum is not the presentations. The value is who is inside the room.
Delegate count — 2025 Cairo edition. Trade shares — Africa’s place in world grain imports.
120+ delegatesCoffee and the first meetings before the sessions open.
Panel sessionsEgypt and North Africa, state buying and food security, and the supply routes that serve them.
Included in the passWhere the day’s conversations turn into relationships.
Agenda in progress. Final dates, topics and speakers will be confirmed closer to the forum. Working language — English.
Grain Trade Africa returns to Cairo. Dates and delegate rates are being confirmed — register your interest now and we will send them to you first, ahead of public opening.
Early registrants receive the agenda, dates and rates before general release · group rates for three or more delegates from one company.
Africa’s place in world grain trade.
International trading houses, exporters and commodity brokers.
Importers, flour and feed mills, crushers and food manufacturers.
Terminal operators, shipping lines, freight forwarders and surveyors.
Trade finance, insurers and inspection companies that keep the trade moving.
Ministries, state buyers, grain councils and industry unions.
Cairo, Egypt. Grain Trade Africa returns after the 2025 edition; the exact dates are being confirmed and will be sent first to those who register their interest.
English.
All conference sessions and panels, lunch and coffee breaks, and the networking dinner. Every delegate also gets a company profile with contacts and logo in the official catalogue, the delegate directory, forum materials and the post-forum report.
Delegate rates are being confirmed for this edition. Register your interest and we will send the rates and dates before public opening.
Yes — group rates apply for three or more delegates from one company.
By corporate invoice or by card. Once rates open, leave a request and our team will send an invoice and confirmation within one business day.
Yes. Registered delegates can request an invitation letter for an Egypt visa application — write to info@agripec.com once your registration is confirmed.
Cairo International Airport (CAI).
Business. Business formal for the networking dinner.
Yes. Partner and speaking options are available — write to info@agripec.com.
Leave your details and we will send the dates, agenda and delegate rates as soon as they are confirmed — before public opening.
No payment now · group rates for three or more delegates from one company.
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