View our full events programme for 2025 here.
Join us as our distinguished panel of speakers address challenges such as financing gaps, regulatory hurdles, and infrastructure weaknesses, while highlighting innovative solutions like green bonds, public-private partnerships, and cutting-edge technology.
Africa stands at a pivotal moment, balancing sustainability, growth, and social well-being. With vast resources and a young population, it can lead global sustainability but faces challenges like poverty and infrastructure gaps. This event willl explore how strategic investments can drive both economic and environmental progress across the continent.
Invest Africa, in partnership with key Rwandan and UK institutions, is hosting a UK Buyers Mission to Rwanda from 11-14 March 2025. Building on a successful 2024, the Mission will strengthen UK-Rwandan trade by connecting delegates with vetted Rwandan exporters in coffee, tea and horticulture.
The UAE-Africa corridor is becoming a key driver in addressing Africa's infrastructure financing gap, ranging between $67.6 and $107.5 billion annually. By leveraging its expertise in clean energy and sustainable development, the UAE is poised to deliver scalable, climate-resilient solutions for Africa’s growth. This event will explore how the UAE can unlock opportunities in sectors like energy, transport, and technology.
Digital finance is transforming Africa’s economy, expanding access for individuals, businesses, and governments. Platforms like M-Pesa and MTN Mobile Money are bridging gaps, but challenges remain—cybersecurity, infrastructure, regulation, and financial literacy. This event will delve into digital finance’s impact on Africa’s future and the opportunities ahead.
As the world increasingly looks to Africa for growth and innovation, the continent is positioning itself as a leader in sustainable development and urban transformation. Join us to shape Africa’s urban transformation. Connect with industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators as we explore solutions to drive sustainable growth, redefine infrastructure, and build a future that serves as a model for the world.
Africa’s rapid urbanisation, economic growth, and young population are reshaping its cities and infrastructure. By 2050, the continent will house 25% of the global population, creating both opportunities and challenges in housing, connectivity, and sustainability. This event will explore how strategic investments, innovation, and partnerships can drive smart, inclusive, and resilient urban development across Africa.
