Africa-Press – Eswatini. All roads lead to Durban for this year’s Cannabis Expo, which attracts business sectors from different spectrums of the economy across the globe.
Eswatini is currently debating on whether or not to invest in cannabis in order to boost the economy. This has seen investors following the developments in the country with keen interest.
The Expo attracts sectors like commerce industry and trade, agriculture and health to deliberate on issues around the growing and usage of the plant. The Expo kicks off on July 21 at The Globe at Suncoast.
According to the Expo’s media team, the four-day event will attract over 100 exhibitors and thousands of participants from different parts of the world. In a statement shared by Kendel Falkson, he said the Expo would have a series of speakers and industry experts from the different business sectors who will address a number of topics.
Meanwhile, Expo Director Silas Horwath said this year’s Expo would be bigger and better following the two year break, which was enforced by the COVID-19 pandemic.
He noted that this was the first time the Expo was held at the KZN Province, and was brought by crowd growing platform JuicyFields, which is the largest trade and consumer Expo of its kind on the African continent.
Selection
“There will also be a Cannabis Food Market and a huge selection of cannabis-related products and services already legal on the market,” he said.
He said the Expo was open to people who are either interested in cannabis and finding out about the latest cannabis products, or just want to have a good time with cannabis vibes, or if they are serious about getting into the cannabis industry.
Tickets to the Expo are available via www.TheCannabisExpo.co.za.
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