As London’s leading Africa-focused investment forum, The Africa Debate brings together the great and the good from across the African investment and business communities, convening heads of state and government, global corporations, public and private investment entities, thought leaders, and policymakers for a timely series of conversations on Africa’s trade and investment landscape.
Who will be there?
700 + investors, market leaders and senior decision-makers from government agencies, commercial banks, private equity funds, sovereign wealth funds, and corporations operating in diverse sectors such as energy, oil and gas, technology, infrastructure, mining, agriculture, logistics, and more.
What to expect:
Engage directly with investors and market leaders
Gain invaluable insights into the future of business and investment in Africa
Connect with delegates and speakers
Share perspectives, expertise, and experiences with other investors and market leaders.
“The Africa Debate continues to be one of the largest and most relevant gatherings in London on Africa-forward initiatives; With no shortage of outcomes-focused discussions, community building where capital meets ideas, and the showcasing of inspirational stories of Africans building for Africa”
Abi Ajayi, Head of Primary Markets, Middle East & Africa, London Stock Exchange Group
“The Africa Debate was an inspiring experience, highlighting the dynamic potential and resilience of the continent. The discussions were meaningful and insightful, bringing together people with a passion for Africa to help support it in carrying out its crucial role on the global stage. I envisage Africa not only as a hub of innovation and growth but also as a key player in driving sustainable development and global equity."
Cherie Blair, Co-Founder & Chair, Omnia Strategy LLP
“The Africa Debate gathered such a wide range of expert stakeholders. It was a true delight to share the stage with thought-leaders and present Moody’s Ratings’ analysis of the diversity of opportunities and challenges for African sovereigns.”
Marie Diron, Managing Director, Global Sovereign & Sub-Sovereign Risk, Moody’s Ratings
