AFRICAN LIVESTOCK CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION (ALiCE 2014)

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Two day conference sessions (Wednesday, June 18th 2014 and Friday, June 20th 2014); this is a high-level dialogue of private and public sector decision makers aimed at sharing, showcasing and synthesizing some of the cutting edge technologies, knowledge, solutions and practices aimed at boosting the African livestock sector competitiveness while tackling the sustainability challenges with a view of increased intra-regional trade in livestock and livestock products Over 300 delegates from over 25 countries around the world will be attending ALiCE conference

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