The annual event has been running since 2010, and serves as a platform where indigenous business leaders, entrepreneurs and advocates from around the world can come together to promote 'indigenous led economic development'.
Last year, the forum was hosted in Villavicencio, Colombia where 1,000 indigenous businesses from over 20 countries had the opportunity to network.
"By connecting without intermediaries, partnerships come together. Mutual business and investment opportunities can happen," WIBF's chief executive Rosa Walker said.
