Invest in Africa Summit will gather 1000-plus key economic players such as government delegations and policy makers, high-profile African leaders, project developers, investors, and entrepreneurs.

The 2-days event will provide a unique platform to gain strategic knowledge about African investment opportunities and business networking. The convention will cover economic sectors such as manufacturing and infrastructure development, agribusiness, Renewable Energy, Real Estate transportation, Digital Technology tourism, Financing SMEs, Women in Business, Healthcare, telecommunications, and Fintech, and natural resources sectors. High-potential projects in Africa will be presented to international investors. Featured agenda items will include projects showcase, capacity building workshops deal marketplace, exhibition, country presentations, and among others.

Invest in Africa Summit is a business conference and exhibition designed specifically:

– To promote and facilitate international trade between Africa and Europe, North America, and Asia.
– To facilitate foreign direct investment into Africa
– Provide a platform for businesses to expand into new markets
– Build networks and technical capacities for entrepreneurs
– To discuss investment opportunities available for the African Diaspora

THE CONFERENCE
Africa is the continent which owns, more than any other, the potential to realize sustainable economic growth. This potential is still mostly undeveloped , and the use of new technologies, advanced productive processes and international trade partnerships will allow a steady development along new business routes.

– The African continent is blooming. The continent offers more investment opportunities than any other continent.
– The drastic increase in the number of middle class families and acres of unused fertile land has been attracting investors from around the world.
– Currently, six of the world’s 10 fastest growing economies are in Africa.

– The ease of doing business in Africa is improving to the extent that a good number of countries (including South Africa, Ghana, Mauritius and Tunisia) now outperform China, India, Brazil and Russia.