Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit

Dates: July 14-15, 2025  (2 Days in Saskatchewan)

Why Participate in the Summit?

The Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit is a landmark event aimed at fostering collaboration, knowledge exchange, and partnership development between stakeholders in the agricultural sectors of Canada and Ghana. This summit will serve as a platform for industry leaders, policymakers, investors, researchers, and entrepreneurs to explore opportunities, share best practices, and forge mutually beneficial partnerships to drive innovation and sustainable growth in agribusiness.

Ghana-Canada Agricultural Partnership: Enhancing Food Security and Trade

The agricultural sector in Ghana has received assistance from the Canadian government through a number of programs. Canada launched the first bilateral development initiative for Africa and was one of the first nations to acknowledge Ghana’s independence in 1957. In order to promote Ghanaian and Canadian priorities, such as enhancing agricultural systems, livelihoods, and food security, Canada has given more than $2.5 billion in development aid. Canada is helping to build the skills of young Ghanaian women and men in productive sectors of the economy, such as agriculture and trade, and to grow business ideas into successful enterprises, particularly in key areas of the green economy.

Ghana’s contribution to the Canadian agricultural sector is primarily through trade. In 2021, the two-way merchandise trade between Canada and Ghana reached over $475 million. Ghana imports a significant amount of agricultural products from Canada, including wheat, canola, pulses (such as lentils and chickpeas), potatoes, fresh fruits, and vegetables. With imports worth more than $140 million, Ghana was Canada’s biggest market in West Africa for agricultural and agri-food products in 2020.

Furthermore, Ghanaian businesses have made investments in Canada’s agriculture, namely in the processing of cocoa, coffee, and shea nuts. A few Ghanaian-Canadian businesses have also joined up to build agricultural initiatives in Ghana, including rice, poultry, and cocoa plantations. These partnerships aim to improve agricultural productivity, processing, and trade between the two countries.

Why Attend The Summit

The Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit is a landmark event aimed at fostering collaboration, knowledge exchange, and partnership development between stakeholders in the agricultural sectors of Canada and Ghana. This summit will serve as a platform for industry leaders, policymakers, investors, researchers, and entrepreneurs to explore opportunities, share best practices, and forge mutually beneficial partnerships to drive innovation and sustainable growth in agribusiness.

The Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit aims to catalyze transformative change and drive sustainable growth in the agribusiness sector by fostering collaboration, innovation, and investment between Canada and Ghana. By bringing together stakeholders from both countries, the summit seeks to unlock new opportunities, address challenges, and create a conducive environment for inclusive and resilient agribusiness development.

Summit Format

The Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit will feature a combination of keynote speeches, panel discussions, workshops, exhibitions, networking sessions, and business matchmaking activities. The summit will be organized over a period of 2 days, with each day focusing on specific themes or topics relevant to the agribusiness sector.

Target Audience:

– Government officials and policymakers
– Agricultural associations and industry organizations
– Agribusiness entrepreneurs and investors
– Farmers, producers, and agricultural cooperatives
– Research institutions and academia
– Agri-tech companies and technology providers
– Financial institutions and investment firms
– International development agencies and donor organizations

Themes For The Summit

a) Agricultural Value Chain Development: Enhancing efficiency, productivity, and competitiveness across agribusiness value chains, from farm to fork.

b) Agro-processing and Value Addition: Promoting value addition, processing, and packaging of agricultural products to create higher value and expand market opportunities.

c) Agri-tech and Innovation: Harnessing technology and innovation to drive efficiency, sustainability, and resilience in agricultural production, processing, and distribution.

d) Market Access and Trade Facilitation: Exploring opportunities for export-oriented agriculture, market access, trade facilitation, and international partnerships to enhance global competitiveness.

e) Sustainable Agriculture and Climate Resilience: Addressing challenges related to climate change, environmental sustainability, and natural resource management in agricultural production systems.

Event Package

Summit Fees for 2 Days for Participants from Canada and Ghana
– Attendees (Non-Exhibitors): C$1,500 Plus Saskatchewan Taxes
– Attendees (Canada Ag Tour Participants): C$250 Plus Saskatchewan Taxes*
– Exhibitors: C$2,500 Plus Saskatchewan Taxes

Summit fees cover:
Airport Transfers (to and from Saskatoon, Canada)
Land Transportation within Saskatchewan
Full Participation in Ag-In-Motion, Canada’s largest outdoor farm expo
Coffee Breaks, Daily Lunch, and Snacks during the summit
Guided Tours of Local Saskatchewan Farms to observe innovative agribusiness practices
Participation in B2B Meetings, offering the chance to connect with potential Canadian partners
Access to the Matchmaking Cocktail, a networking event with key industry stakeholders

Refund Policy:
– Participants requiring a visa to Canada: Registration fees are refundable, less a C$500 administrative fee, only if your visa application is rejected
– Visa-exempt participants/Canadian residents: Registration fees are non-refundable due to non-attendance, as visa requirements do not apply.

* Ghanaian attendees on the Canada Ag Tour will pay an additional C$250 (plus taxes) to participate in the Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit on Day 2. Those who don’t pay this fee can still attend Day 1 of the Summit. This discounted fee is specifically for Ghanaian participants to cover their Day 2 Summit costs.

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Sponsors & Partners

Interested in sponsoring or volunteering at the Summit? Contact us to learn more about our sponsorship opportunities and how you can get involved!

Frequently Asked Questions

Registration and Fees

1. How do I register for the summit? Please visit the link to register. Event Official Page: https://caghagribizsummit.com/

2. What is the registration fee?

– Attendee:  $1,500 + taxes
– Exhibitor: $2,500 + taxes

Note: Prices are in Canadian dollars and subject to applicable taxes.

3. Are there discounts for students, groups, or early registration? Register early to secure the best rate! Our registration fees are currently discounted, but prices may increase as the summit date approaches. Don’t wait – sign up now to take advantage of the early-bird discount!

4. Can I cancel or transfer my registration?

Registration Policy:

  • Transfer of registration is only permitted within the same company.
  • No transfers are allowed across different companies.
  • For cancellation and refund details, please refer to our Refund Policies section.
Agenda and Program

1. What is the summit agenda? Stay tuned! The detailed agenda for the Summit will be available for download on our website soon. Check back shortly to access the full program, including session times, speaker profiles, and networking opportunities.

2. Who are the speakers and panelists? Our distinguished speakers and panelists are renowned CEOs and agribusiness professionals, boasting unparalleled expertise in the agribusiness sector and international trade between Canada and Ghana. Their wealth of knowledge and experience ensures engaging discussions, valuable insights, and actionable advice for summit attendees.

3. Are there opportunities for networking and Q&A? Take advantage of numerous networking opportunities at the Summit, connecting with fellow participants, industry leaders, and potential partners. Engage in meaningful discussions, build valuable relationships, and expand your professional network in the agribusiness sector. Our dedicated networking sessions, social events, and exhibition spaces ensure ample chances to meet, greet, and collaborate with like-minded professionals.

Logistics and Venue

1. What is the summit agenda? Stay tuned! The detailed agenda for the Summit will be available for download on our website soon. Check back shortly to access the full program, including session times, speaker profiles, and networking opportunities.

2. Who are the speakers and panelists? Our distinguished speakers and panelists are renowned CEOs and agribusiness professionals, boasting unparalleled expertise in the agribusiness sector and international trade between Canada and Ghana. Their wealth of knowledge and experience ensures engaging discussions, valuable insights, and actionable advice for summit attendees.

3. Are there opportunities for networking and Q&A? Take advantage of numerous networking opportunities at the Summit, connecting with fellow participants, industry leaders, and potential partners. Engage in meaningful discussions, build valuable relationships, and expand your professional network in the agribusiness sector. Our dedicated networking sessions, social events, and exhibition spaces ensure ample chances to meet, greet, and collaborate with like-minded professionals.

Sponsorship & Exhibition 

1. How can I become a sponsor or exhibitor?

Potential sponsors/exhibitors should visit our sponsor section for more information.

2. What are the benefits of sponsoring or exhibiting?

Sponsoring or exhibiting at an Agribusiness Summit offers numerous benefits, including:

  • Networking and lead generation
  • Brand visibility and thought leadership
  • Market insight and access to decision-makers
  • Opportunities for product launches and business partnerships
  • Customer engagement and loyalty building
  • Tangible returns on investment through new business opportunities

Your business will also be featured in the Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit brochure and throughout the summit. Overall, it’s a great way to elevate your organization’s profile and drive business growth in the agribusiness sector.

3. Are there opportunities for product demonstrations or showcases? Day 1 of the summit is dedicated to the exhibition, allowing attendees to focus on exploring displays, meeting exhibitors, and networking. There will be no conference sessions or speakers on this day, providing a unique opportunity for meaningful connections and interactions.

Travel & Accommodation  

1. Are there recommended hotels or accommodation options? Please stay tuned for more information on accommodation in Saskatoon.

2. Is transportation available from the airport to the venue? Please note that attendees are responsible for arranging their own transportation from the airport to their hotel and to the summit venue, Innovation Place. We recommend exploring options such as taxis, ride-sharing services, or car rentals in advance to ensure a smooth arrival. Should you require assistance, please email us at info@voazokagritours.ca

3. Are there travel grants or scholarships available? No travel grants or scholarships are currently available. We will post updates if this changes.

3. Do you provide invitation letters for visas? Yes, we provide invitation letters to support your Canadian visa application. Please register for the summit and request an invitation letter by emailing [info@voazokagritours.ca] and attaching a copy of your passport bio page. We will provide a personalized letter with summit details and your registration confirmation. For more information on applying for a Canadian visa to attend the summit, please visit the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/visit-canada.html.

Important: The Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit Committee does not offer visa advice or assistance. It is the sole responsibility of participants to secure their own visas to attend the Summit. Please ensure you understand and comply with Canadian visa requirements.

General  

1. Who is the target audience for the summit?

The target audience for the Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit includes professionals and stakeholders from the agricultural industry, such as farmers, producers, agribusiness executives, investors, government officials, researchers, and international trade officials. Additionally, representatives from agricultural technology providers, sustainability organizations, and students/young professionals are also encouraged to attend. This diverse group gathers to share knowledge, network, and explore opportunities for growth and collaboration in the agribusiness sector for both Canada and Ghana.

2. Can I bring a guest or colleague? Yes, you may attend with your partner or colleagues. However, if they are attending the Summit, a separate registration will be required. Please note that we do not provide invitation letters to non-attendees.

3. How can I stay updated on summit news and announcements? Please stay tuned for our subscription pages!

4. Is the summit open to the public or only to industry professionals? Only those who have registered may attend the summit.

Canada - Ghana Agribusiness Summit 2025

July 14-15, 2025

2 Days In Saskatchewan

Ghana-Canada Agricultural Partnership: Enhancing Food Security and Trade

The agricultural sector in Ghana has received assistance from the Canadian government through a number of programs. Canada launched the first bilateral development initiative for Africa and was one of the first nations to acknowledge Ghana’s independence in 1957. In order to promote Ghanaian and Canadian priorities, such as enhancing agricultural systems, livelihoods, and food security, Canada has given more than $2.5 billion in development aid. Canada is helping to build the skills of young Ghanaian women and men in productive sectors of the economy, such as agriculture and trade, and to grow business ideas into successful enterprises, particularly in key areas of the green economy.

Ghana’s contribution to the Canadian agricultural sector is primarily through trade. In 2021, the two-way merchandise trade between Canada and Ghana reached over $475 million. Ghana imports a significant amount of agricultural products from Canada, including wheat, canola, pulses (such as lentils and chickpeas), potatoes, fresh fruits, and vegetables. With imports worth more than $140 million, Ghana was Canada’s biggest market in West Africa for agricultural and agri-food products in 2020.

Furthermore, Ghanaian businesses have made investments in Canada’s agriculture, namely in the processing of cocoa, coffee, and shea nuts. A few Ghanaian-Canadian businesses have also joined up to build agricultural initiatives in Ghana, including rice, poultry, and cocoa plantations. These partnerships aim to improve agricultural productivity, processing, and trade between the two countries.

Why Attend The Summit?

The Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit is a landmark event aimed at fostering collaboration, knowledge exchange, and partnership development between stakeholders in the agricultural sectors of Canada and Ghana. This summit will serve as a platform for industry leaders, policymakers, investors, researchers, and entrepreneurs to explore opportunities, share best practices, and forge mutually beneficial partnerships to drive innovation and sustainable growth in agribusiness.

The Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit aims to catalyze transformative change and drive sustainable growth in the agribusiness sector by fostering collaboration, innovation, and investment between Canada and Ghana. By bringing together stakeholders from both countries, the summit seeks to unlock new opportunities, address challenges, and create a conducive environment for inclusive and resilient agribusiness development.

Why Participate in the Summit?

The Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit is a landmark event aimed at fostering collaboration, knowledge exchange, and partnership development between stakeholders in the agricultural sectors of Canada and Ghana. This summit will serve as a platform for industry leaders, policymakers, investors, researchers, and entrepreneurs to explore opportunities, share best practices, and forge mutually beneficial partnerships to drive innovation and sustainable growth in agribusiness.

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Themes For The Summit

Agricultural Value Chain Development

Enhancing efficiency, productivity, and competitiveness across agribusiness value chains, from farm to fork.

Agro-processing and Value Addition

Promoting value addition, processing, and packaging of agricultural products to create higher value and expand market opportunities.

Agri-tech and Innovation

Harnessing technology and innovation to drive efficiency, sustainability, and resilience in agricultural production, processing, and distribution.

Market Access and Trade Facilitation

Exploring opportunities for export-oriented agriculture, market access, trade facilitation, and international partnerships to enhance global competitiveness.

Sustainable Agriculture and Climate Resilience

Addressing challenges related to climate change, environmental sustainability, and natural resource management in agricultural production systems.

  • Government officials and policymakers.
  • Agricultural associations and industry organizations.
  • Agribusiness entrepreneurs and investors.
  • Farmers, producers, and agricultural cooperatives.
  • Research institutions and academia.
  • Agri-tech companies and technology providers.
  • Financial institutions and investment firms.
  • International development agencies and donor organizations.

The Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit will feature a combination of keynote speeches, panel discussions, workshops, exhibitions, networking sessions, and business matchmaking activities. The summit will be organized over a period of 2 days, with each day focusing on specific themes or topics relevant to the agribusiness sector.

Summit Fees Cover:

  • Airport Transfers (to and from Saskatoon, Canada).
  • Transportation within Saskatchewan.
  • Full Participation in Ag-In-Motion, Canada’s largest outdoor farm expo.
  • Coffee Breaks, Daily Lunch, and Snacks during the summit.
  • Guided Tours of Local Saskatchewan Farms to observe innovative agribusiness practices.
  • Participation in B2B Meetings, offering the chance to connect with potential Canadian partners.
  • Access to the Matchmaking Cocktail, a networking event with key industry stakeholders.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I register for the summit? Please visit the link to register. Event Official Page: https://caghagribizsummit.com/

2. Are there discounts for students, groups, or early registration? Register early to secure the best rate! Our registration fees are currently discounted, but prices may increase as the summit date approaches. Don’t wait – sign up now to take advantage of the early-bird discount!

3. Can I cancel or transfer my registration?

Registration Policy:

  • Transfer of registration is only permitted within the same company.
  • No transfers are allowed across different companies.
  • For cancellation and refund details, please refer to our Refund Policies section.

 

1. What is the summit agenda? Stay tuned! The detailed agenda for the Summit will be available for download on our website soon. Check back shortly to access the full program, including session times, speaker profiles, and networking opportunities.

2. Who are the speakers and panelists? Our distinguished speakers and panelists are renowned CEOs and agribusiness professionals, boasting unparalleled expertise in the agribusiness sector and international trade between Canada and Ghana. Their wealth of knowledge and experience ensures engaging discussions, valuable insights, and actionable advice for summit attendees.

3. Are there opportunities for networking and Q&A? Take advantage of numerous networking opportunities at the Summit, connecting with fellow participants, industry leaders, and potential partners. Engage in meaningful discussions, build valuable relationships, and expand your professional network in the agribusiness sector. Our dedicated networking sessions, social events, and exhibition spaces ensure ample chances to meet, greet, and collaborate with like-minded professionals.

 

1. What is the summit agenda? Stay tuned! The detailed agenda for the Summit will be available for download on our website soon. Check back shortly to access the full program, including session times, speaker profiles, and networking opportunities.

2. Who are the speakers and panelists? Our distinguished speakers and panelists are renowned CEOs and agribusiness professionals, boasting unparalleled expertise in the agribusiness sector and international trade between Canada and Ghana. Their wealth of knowledge and experience ensures engaging discussions, valuable insights, and actionable advice for summit attendees.

3. Are there opportunities for networking and Q&A? Take advantage of numerous networking opportunities at the Summit, connecting with fellow participants, industry leaders, and potential partners. Engage in meaningful discussions, build valuable relationships, and expand your professional network in the agribusiness sector. Our dedicated networking sessions, social events, and exhibition spaces ensure ample chances to meet, greet, and collaborate with like-minded professionals.

 

1. How can I become a sponsor or exhibitor?

Potential sponsors/exhibitors should visit our sponsor section for more information.

2. What are the benefits of sponsoring or exhibiting?

Sponsoring or exhibiting at an Agribusiness Summit offers numerous benefits, including:

  • Networking and lead generation
  • Brand visibility and thought leadership
  • Market insight and access to decision-makers
  • Opportunities for product launches and business partnerships
  • Customer engagement and loyalty building
  • Tangible returns on investment through new business opportunities

Your business will also be featured in the Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit brochure and throughout the summit. Overall, it’s a great way to elevate your organization’s profile and drive business growth in the agribusiness sector.

3. Are there opportunities for product demonstrations or showcases? 

Day 1 of the summit is dedicated to the exhibition, allowing attendees to focus on exploring displays, meeting exhibitors, and networking. There will be no conference sessions or speakers on this day, providing a unique opportunity for meaningful connections and interactions.

1. Are there recommended hotels or accommodation options? Please stay tuned for more information on accommodation in Saskatoon.

2. Is transportation available from the airport to the venue? Please note that attendees are responsible for arranging their own transportation from the airport to their hotel and to the summit venue, Innovation Place. We recommend exploring options such as taxis, ride-sharing services, or car rentals in advance to ensure a smooth arrival. Should you require assistance, please email us at info@voazokagritours.ca

3. Are there travel grants or scholarships available? No travel grants or scholarships are currently available. We will post updates if this changes.

3. Do you provide invitation letters for visas? Yes, we provide invitation letters to support your Canadian visa application. Please register for the summit and request an invitation letter by emailing [info@voazokagritours.ca] and attaching a copy of your passport bio page. We will provide a personalized letter with summit details and your registration confirmation. For more information on applying for a Canadian visa to attend the summit, please visit the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/visit-canada.html.

Important: The Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit Committee does not offer visa advice or assistance. It is the sole responsibility of participants to secure their own visas to attend the Summit. Please ensure you understand and comply with Canadian visa requirements.

1. Who is the target audience for the summit?

The target audience for the Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit includes professionals and stakeholders from the agricultural industry, such as farmers, producers, agribusiness executives, investors, government officials, researchers, and international trade officials. Additionally, representatives from agricultural technology providers, sustainability organizations, and students/young professionals are also encouraged to attend. This diverse group gathers to share knowledge, network, and explore opportunities for growth and collaboration in the agribusiness sector for both Canada and Ghana.

2. Can I bring a guest or colleague? Yes, you may attend with your partner or colleagues. However, if they are attending the Summit, a separate registration will be required. Please note that we do not provide invitation letters to non-attendees.

3. How can I stay updated on summit news and announcements? Please stay tuned for our subscription pages!

4. Is the summit open to the public or only to industry professionals? Only those who have registered may attend the summit.

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