Register Now for the Africa Economic Summit 2022

Africa Economic Summit seeks to bring forward new perspectives and stimulate strategic discussions around Africa’s economic challenges. The Summit will take place at Four Points by Sheraton, Lagos Nigeria on the 30th of March, 2022.

It is an assemblage of senior leaders committed to the economic transformation of the African continent from all around Africa.

Through keynotes, special addresses, round table discussions and theme-focused strategic sessions with distinguished thought leaders and subject matter experts who will discuss critical issues to help business and political leaders gain clarity on issues of prime importance and harvest the finest of thoughts by Africans and the friends of Africa in addressing the economic issues in Africa from an African perspective.

The Africa Economic Summit also offers participants the chance to forge a path forward to necessary solutions on issues affecting the world with ambitious African leadership.

Find below the link to register for this event.

To register please visit: https://africaeconomicsummit.co.uk

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