Venue to be announced
Guangzhou, China
Theme: From Dependency to Prosperity
Building Sustainable Africa–China Trade, Investment and Industrial Partnerships
Venue, programme and pricing will be announced soon.
The programme for the April 2027 summit will be announced soon. Join the waitlist to receive it as soon as it is confirmed.
The October 2026 edition included
Venue
To be announced
Guangzhou, China
The venue will be confirmed soon. Everyone on the waitlist will hear first.
Discover high-value pathways for investment, production, trade, and cross-border collaboration.
01 · Investment
Explore potential investment sectors, emerging markets, and cross-border business opportunities.
02 · Manufacturing
Connect with manufacturers, industrial operators, suppliers, and potential production partners.
03 · Trade & Export
Gain practical insight into expanding trade, improving export readiness, and accessing new markets.
The China–Africa Business & Investment Summit 2027 is designed to bring together stakeholders engaged in strengthening Africa–China trade, investment, manufacturing, industrial cooperation, and sustainable economic partnerships. Hosted in Guangzhou, one of China's leading commercial and industrial hubs, the summit offers a focused environment for meaningful dialogue and business development.
Organized by MEEI Program, the summit reflects a commitment to building lasting, practical bridges between the African and Chinese business ecosystems. From government dialogue to private-sector matchmaking, the programme is structured to deliver actionable value for every participant.
Past Events
Featured Speakers
Founder & Convener · MEEI Program
Founder of the MEEI Program and a leading voice in Africa–China economic cooperation, Dr Daniel has spent his career building practical bridges for trade, investment, and industrial partnership between the two regions.
Co-organizer · MEEI Program
Entrepreneur and AI engineer building technological solutions for businesses. Farel bridges African and Chinese markets, helping companies apply technology and cross-border partnerships to enter, scale, and operate across both regions.
The China–Africa Business & Investment Summit unites a diverse community of leaders and professionals to connect, collaborate, and drive lasting impact.
Individuals and institutions exploring cross-border investment in Africa and China.
Business founders seeking international expansion, partnerships, or market entry.
Industrial operators interested in production partnerships and supply-chain development.
Trade professionals seeking new markets, routes, and business relationships.
Officials engaged in trade, investment, and economic development policy.
Bodies that promote international trade, foreign direct investment, and economic cooperation.
Industry groups and chambers of commerce representing member interests across sectors.
Executives and decision-makers from companies active in African or Chinese markets.
Companies involved in manufacturing, processing, logistics, and industrial development.
Legal, financial, consulting, and advisory professionals supporting international business.
Summit Pass
Pricing for the April 2027 summit
Pricing and package details will be announced soon. Join the waitlist and we will email you as soon as they are confirmed — there is nothing to pay now.
Connected by opportunity.
Built through partnerships.
Partner and supporting organization logos will be announced by MEEI Program.
FAQ's
Proactively answering your questions about the MEEI China Business Forum 2027, venue, dates, who can attend, and how to get in touch.
Get in Touch
China
+86 130 2203 1801Turkey
+90 531 965 7443Venue to be announced
Guangzhou, China
Registration QR Code
QR code will be available when registration opens.
Now Recruiting · Country Representatives
We're looking for motivated ambassadors to champion the China–Africa Business & Investment Summit in their home countries. Promote the event, connect local businesses, and open doors to trade and investment. Apply in a few minutes.
Guangzhou · April 2027
Join the conversation around sustainable Africa–China trade, investment, manufacturing, and industrial cooperation.
