DWAPA (pronounced ‘jua, pa’) is a distinguished Trade and Tourism Fair, officially registered in the United Kingdom, represented by a traditional bell symbol, signifying a call for attention and urgency. DWAPA has successfully organised a variety of trade shows including notable events like Expo 2004 in Atlanta and involve in Ghana-fests in Chicago. Now permanently headquartered in the UK, DWAPA seeks to provide an innovative and diverse approach to trade fairs, bringing together international businesses and investors to engage in dialogue, exchange ideas, promote cultural values, and forge authentic business relationships.
Key Objectives:
- Provide international exposure for businesses.
- Promote cultural exchange and innovation.
- Stimulate economic growth and empower local entrepreneurs.
- Strengthen international trade relations and create export linkages.
- Expand market access for exhibitors and visitors.
250+ Participants
150+ Exhibitors
Mission
DWAPA is a podium for convergence amid the exhibition of goods and services. Create a gathering of industrialists, investors and individuals with diverse backgrounds in the UK. We strive to further an environment where the rich tapestry of global economic growth can be cultivated through diverse trade prospects.
Vision
DWAPA seeks to harness the unity of the 54 Commonwealth states and associated nations, promoting commerce with over 2.4 billion people as a community. Our desire is to foster understanding of various ethnic languages under the umbrella of English, promoting cultural exchange, and cementing peace among us.
Objectives of the DWAPA:
- Global Reach
- Cultural and Innovation Promotion
- Driving Economic Growth
- Supporting Local Entrepreneurs
- Strengthening International Trade
- Facilitating Export Linkages
- Broader Market Access
Why Join With Us?
The DWAPA Trade & Tourism Fair 2026 is a strategic international exhibition designed to position Ghana as a leading destination for trade, investment, tourism, and cultural exchange. Scheduled for 5th – 7th November, 2026 at COVENTRY, WEST MIDLANDS, UNITED KINGDOM, the event aligns directly with the Government of Ghana’s Economic Resetting Agenda, which prioritizes export expansion, diaspora engagement, industrialization, and global market integration.