African Global Economic & Development Summit
“Connecting the Entrepreneur and Business Communities to the Opportunities and Growth Potential of the African Continent”
A unique 3-day business conference that is designed to connect Africa business opportunities with U.S. and other foreign business interest. The event is focused on emerging trends for clean energy, climate change, and poverty reduction on the continent of Africa. While governments are introducing new plans to scale up both access and power generation capacity, investment opportunities abound to develop both off-grid and on-grid solutions for urban and rural settings alike. Renewable technologies are transforming what is possible through decentralized provisions. Discover immediate investment opportunities for solar and renewable energy technologies of which can be applied for both on and off grid enhancements to Africa’s huge energy shortage. Learn about the impact of desertification the persistent degradation of dryland ecosystems of which threatens the livelihoods of some of the poorest and most vulnerable populations in Africa and what options exist to avoid or reverse desertification and its negative impacts. Explore opportunities in key agriculture sectors such as crop production, irrigation, fertilizers, farm equipment, and food processing. Agricultural opportunities are also available in biodiesel (energy crop) production for the transportation industries, farm industries, and power generation industries. Other investment opportunities include gas gathering & production, oil refining, mining & minerals, cultural arts, housing, finance, hospitality & tourism.
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The African Global Economic & Development Summit is now open to be hosted in any African country which desires to bring an international financial and investment conference to their nation. The conference targets all 54 African countries, United States, Europe, Asia, Canada, Australia, South America, and Haiti. It also targets all trade blocs such as ECOWAS, EAC, COMESA, ECCAS, SADC, CEN-SAD, and UMA.