The Africa Think Tank for Infrastructure Development (ATTID) will host the Invest in Africa Summit 2026 on December 11 and 12 at the Miami Beach Convention Center, Florida, United States, to promote investment and strategic partnerships across Africa
The summit, themed “Deepening Investment Frontiers in Africa for Global Economic Prosperity,” is expected to bring together African government officials, international financial institutions, sovereign wealth funds, private equity firms, infrastructure developers and global investors
According to ATTID, the event will focus on mobilising investment forture and industrialisation priorities with international capital
The organisers said the summit had the official support of the World Bank Group, alongside other international financial and development institutions
Economist and development expert, Dr Nthabi Moleko, is scheduled to deliver the keynote address. Other expected participants include African presidents, ministers, development finance institutions, investment banks, policymakers and <a href="https://usglobalxpress.com/baba-ahmadou-danpullo-africas-discreet-business-magnate/” title=”Baba Ahmadou Danpullo: Africa’s discreet business magnate”>business leaders
Over the two days, participants will engage in executive dialogues, sector-specific investment forums, project presentations, business-to-business meetings and policy discussions
The discussions will cover infrastructure development, industrial expansion, regional integration, clean energy, food security, healthcare, education, technology and sustainable finance
ATTID said the summit would provide a platform for governments and investors to identify opportunities, strengthen commercial relationships and mobilise long-term funding for projects across the continent
The organisation noted that Africa’s infrastructure and industrial development needs presented opportunities for investors seeking sustainable growth, while stressing the importance of partnerships capable of translating investment commitments into tangible economic outcomes
The summit is also expected to explore ways of improving the financing and delivery of bankable projects, expanding productive capacity and supporting the continent’s energy transition
ATTID Chairman, Gen. Chris Abutu Garuba (Rtd.), said the gathering was intended to strengthen cooperation between African stakeholders and global investors
The organisers have invited institutional investors, pension funds, export credit agencies, development finance institutions, multinational corporations and private-sector leaders to participate
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