US-NIGERIA BUSINESS OUTLOOK 2024
US-Nigeria Business Outlook will bring together International business leaders, policymakers, regulators, investors, asset management coys, startups, entrepreneurs and government representatives from the United States, Africa and Nigeria, leading discussions that will impact the economic development of both the US and Africa.
US-NIGERIA PARTNERSHIP
Update on the US Government Trade and Investments Policy Priorities in Africa.
LEADER’S FORUM
How are investors responding to reforms in Nigeria? This session will bring together venture capitalists, institutional investors, financial organizations, business leaders, amongst others to discuss some of the recently implemented reforms and how they will impact how investors will view Nigeria.
HEAR FROM NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT
Exclusive presentations and one-on-one engagements with Nigerian governments representatives, on the country’s policies and investment opportunities.
MOBILISING FINANCE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA
Trillions of dollars are required to meet the SDGs and Paris Agreement goals across Africa but the continent benefited from just 2% of global investments in renewable energy in the last decade.
FUTURE OF MONEY – NO BARRIERS, NO BORDERS
This session will explore strategies for the inclusive and sustainable development of Fintech in Africa, with keen interest in cross-border payments and the role the industry will play in AFCTA. This panel will bring together leaders across various elements of Africa’s fintech.
TRADE IN AFRICA
Eliminating bottlenecks for driving industrialisation across the continent. This panel will explore conversations around spurring the development of the continent’s industrialisation drive, eliminating current bottlenecks and positioning Africa for growth.
FINANCING THE FUTURE OF AFRICA’S INFRASTRUCTURE
Africa’s population is projected to rise by 43% by 2040. Hence, there is a pressing need to accelerate investment in Africa’s infrastructure. This session will explore key discussions across available financing options for investment in Africa’s infrastructure with keen interest in what the international community is on the lookout for in local equity and financing partners.