The ALN Africa Investment Conference is considered one of the leading Africa-focused investment conferences. Its main objectives are to spur investment, connect investors to players on the ground, promote Africa and provide a space for dialogue on critical commercial and policy topics for the continent’s development.
The Conference attracts selected high level delegates from Africa, the Middle East, Europe, Asia and the Americas serving as an effective forum to connect leading private and policy leaders, investors, stakeholders and industry players and promoting commercial and policy partnerships.
The European Union has removed Morocco from the “grey list” of non-cooperative third countries, a decision which will make it easier for Moroccan companies to raise funds from international economic actors and DFIs.
Nigeria’s bid to grow its domestic gas production has received a boost after state-owned oil firm Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. signed a final investment decision to build the country’s first USD 3 billion methanol-processing plant.
The closing panel explored some of the issues that arise from the involvement of foreign players in Africa, including how African ...
The opening presentation addressed the enormous potential that Africa holds due to its rapidly growing youth population as well ...
Africa has made significant strides on improving its business landscape, an indication of the continent’s steady growth and macroeconomic stability. Africa’s GDP growth is expected to accelerate t ...
Highlights: With 16 landlocked countries, Africa is more fragmented than any other continent. A borderless Africa can bring a competitive continental market, offer economies of scale for investors, cr ...
