We look forward to welcoming you to the 9th African Diaspora Agrofood Forum- #ADAF25. The forum will focus on African  women entrepreneurship in the diaspora. it will serve as an important platform for stakeholders to exchange insights, share the latest trends, and foster beneficial partnerships for growth, for women within the agrofood sector.

The event will be held in two iconic venue in Brussels Belgium. The conference will be at  Beurs/Bourse the old stock exchange building in the center of Brussels and the exhibition on the second day will be at Marche aux poissons, next to St Catherine in Brussels.

ADAF 2025 Vision:

• Highlight the contribution and importance of women entrepreneurs
• Showcase innovative African agrofood products that are nutritious and beneficial to those interested in plant based diets.
• Policy Advocacy: Ensure female entrepreneurs' contributions are highlighted to policymakers, driving the formulation of supportive policies that foster equity, innovation and sustainability in female entrepreneurship.
• Align with Global Milestones: Mark the global celebration of Beijing+30 by revisiting the strategies and resources accessible for African women entrepreneurship.
• Engage Relevant Stakeholders: Facilitate discussions, learning opportunities, networking, and the creation of impactful partnerships to strengthen the agrofood sector.

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Celebrating the resilience and strength of African Diaspora women active in the agrofood sector.

Participate in a three days event promoting entrepreneurship, celebrating excellence and the African food heritage. Join us at ADAF24

In many cultures and communities, women use mirrors to evaluate their appearances and  how they look to others. Thus this project is using Food as a powerful mirror,  to reflect the  hidden values of older women from different communities in Brussels, which is not obvious to many and how these values can be used to create beneficial intergenerational connections.