Global recognition is one thing; earning a place in international supply chains is another. This panel will examine what African fashion businesses must navigate to sell across borders, from meeting market-specific regulations and buyer requirements to managing production volumes, delivery timelines and export costs.
It will also explore the role of trade agreements, sourcing opportunities and international partnerships in opening new markets, asking a critical question: how can Nigerian fashion move from being admired globally to becoming a consistent presence in global commerce?
