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Case study · Trade mission · Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Senegal at MIHAS 2026: turning a national pavilion into export momentum

21–26 September 2026 MITEC, Kuala Lumpur

Senegalese enterprises, 7 sectors
16Senegalese enterprises, 7 sectors
official delegates
20official delegates
business leaders, officials and hosted buyers
60+business leaders, officials and hosted buyers
structured B2B meetings
150+structured B2B meetings

In short

Trade missions often stall at the same point: a public agency rents a national pavilion, but the companies on it arrive without pre-qualified buyers, export-ready compliance files or the tools to turn a few days of presence into lasting contracts.

For the Malaysia International Halal Showcase (MIHAS 2026, 23–26 September, MITEC, Kuala Lumpur), Senegal's SME agency ADEPME, the certification body Halal Senegal and Appsaya, the company behind Wasabih, built a different model. Under the collective brand Halal Teranga — Senegal Halal Excellence, they took Senegal's first official national pavilion at MIHAS in 20 years, with buyer meetings matched and scheduled on Wasabih before departure.

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  • ADEPMEInstitutional lead and sponsor
  • Appsaya / WasabihTechnology and turnkey operator
  • Halal SenegalTechnical certification partner
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  1. 1 Why Senegal went to MIHAS: the Halal economy and Vision Senegal 2050
  2. 2 Four years of groundwork, 2022–2026
  3. 3 The three-way public-private partnership
  4. 4 The four pillars of the turnkey delivery
  5. 5 The delegation: 16 enterprises across 7 sectors
  6. 6 Day by day in Kuala Lumpur
  7. 7 Results against targets, and what delegates said
  8. 8 The 36-month Halal Impact PME programme
  9. 9 A framework other trade promotion agencies can reuse
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