Africa Prosperity Dialogues - "Delivering Prosperity in Africa: Produce, Add Value, Trade" | 25-27 January, 2024

The Africa Prosperity Dialogues (APD) is scheduled to take place on the Akuapim Hills in the Eastern Region of Ghana from Thursday 25 to Saturday 27 January 2024 under the theme; “Delivering Prosperity in Africa by Producing what we Trade”.
17 January 2024
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Africa Prosperity Dialogues

25-27 January, 2024

Peduase Presidential Lodge, Aburi Hills, Ghana

"Delivering Prosperity in Africa: Produce, Add Value, Trade"

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OBJECTIVES

Shared Ambition - Focus on conversations and activities to commit Africa's political and business leaders to a shared ambition of creating sustainable prosperity for Africa's 1.4 billion people.

Africa Beyond Aid - Explore themes that will elicit the continent's critical challenges, opportunities, industrialization priorities and advance the commercial and infrastructural interventions needed to acheive the vision of a prosperous, integrated Africa Beyond Aid.

Create, Capitalize and Optimize Opportunities - Strengthen collaboration among African states, institutions and businesses and with Global Africans, including those in the Caribbean, North America, Middle East, Asia and Europe, to create, capitalize and optimize opportunities throughout global Africa.

Partnerships Among Industrialists - Build partnerships among industrialists in Africa across the value chain to grow an ever-integrating Africa into a manufacturing powerhouse.

Facilitate Trade and Investment - Campaign fo the integration of Africa's financial infrastructure to facilitate trade and investment.

Strategic Network - Build a strategic network among private sector decision-makers to overcome investment challenges and facilitate the free movement of people, goods, and services across Africa.

Champion Africa's Prosperity Agenda - Make APN a common private sector platform to champion Africa's prosperity agenda.

Foster Collaboration - To foster collaboration among participating African states and business in the continent and to improve inta-African trade.

Industrialization - To propel deliberate and sustainable measures to grow Africa into a manufacturing powerhouse.

APN'S Flagship Event - Africa Prosperity Dialogues 2024

The Africa Prosperity Dialogues is being organised as an annual dedicated platform for Africa's leadership to engage, forge partnerships and commit to achieving the AU's agenda 2063 through integration with a vision of achieving an "Africa Beyond Aid". The Dialogues are inspired by the recognition that Africa's political and business leaders must work closely together to shape, drive, and deepen intra-Africa trade and investments to achieve sustainable prosperity across the continent through the speedy and full implementation of the AfCFTA.

H.E. Nana Akuffo Addo, President of Ghana, addressing the maiden edition of the Africa Prosperity Dialogues, dubbed the “Kwahu Summit." The event took place in Ghana and saw the adoption of a business and policy leaders Compact to fast-track implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Agreement as a development accelerator for Africa’s prosperity.

Features of the Africa Prosperity Dialogues:

  • 3-days of expert panels and open dialogues
  • Over 1000 leading Africans in business and politics
  • Meet partners for business deals making (Dealmaking sessions)
  • 1-to-1 business matching to promote intra-African trade.
  • Insights into trading within the AfCFTA.
  • Access to Africa's private sector leads, business, and political leaders for strategic partnerships and investments
  • Exhibition of products and services for business development.
  • Opportunity to join the Africa Prosperity Network – a vibrant network of Africa's entrepreneurs, political and business leaders championing the Africa Prosperity Agenda.
  • Participation in the biggest African leader's forum devoted to African issues.
  • High profile networking side events for investment opportunities

"AfCFTA's success is our success. If it works, it will boost significantly trade and investments, provide jobs and increase prosperity across the continent, like never before. But, in order for it to work and wrk for us, the workings of the AfCFTA must be seen and felt from the onset to be for the people of Africa. For our collective ownership and shared benefit, it must be owned by businesses in Africa" - Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko, founder and chairman of the Africa Prosperity Network.

"It is really an honour for us to be part of this dialogue because we have an opportunity as Africans [to present] a positive narrative about the challenges that we confront. Indeed, I believe that Africa's challenges are Africa's opportunities" - H.E. Wamkele Mene, AfCFTA Secretary General.

"The last three days have seen some of the best African minds and expertise at work. They reiterated our collective desire to transform the African continent. The insightful discourse filled with great passion and fueled by the wealth of cutting edge knowledge and business experience has ensured that we have a practical and pragmatic compact action plan to drive accelerated implementation of the AfCFTA" - H.E. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, President of Ghana.

The Africa Prosperity Network

The Africa Prosperity Network, a private and independent organization established in Ghana, serves as a continental network focused on advocating for the collective ownership of the African Union's Agenda 2063. Its mission centers on fostering enhanced private sector participation in the implementation of the AfCFTA, with a sense of urgency and determination.

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