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May 23rd, 2019 12:00AM
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European African Business Development Conference
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Management Consulting
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May 23rd, 2019 12:13PM
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May 23rd, 2019 12:13PM
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The European-African Business Development Conference 2014 is a unique opportunity to connect businesses in Europe and Africa to one another. Much is said on the news but little is known to increase the European private sector’s awareness of the many commercial opportunities in Africa and vice versa. Yet steadily, more investors are aware of the promising growth in the African economy which creates – at least – a common ground for bilateral business relationships between European and African entrepreneurs. This year’s Conference theme has everything to do with: Africa: The Next Frontier
Business relationships between Europe and Africa has experienced too many obstacles which can also be contributed to a lack of knowledge or too little information. However, the untapped opportunities mostly in Africa can lead to a great revenue potential that business can generate between Europe and Africa, looking at the fast growing middle class in Africa.
This summit aims to provide a critical assessment of the current state and future of the European – African economic relationships. More specifically, the summit will:
Present a critical assessment of current trade and investment climate in Africa and address specific policy issues that confront the European private sector in the African market place
Identify specific intra- and inter- regional needs in Africa and encourage multi-lateral co-operation between international investors and role-players, business practitioners and policy makers
Identify and review the need for trade-related technical assistance and capacity-building in terms of partnership with Africa
Showcase key development initiatives to the private & public sectors of the many commercial opportunities on both continents
Offer a biannual international platform for European and African enterprises, business leaders, policy makers, academics to share ideas and build confidence/consensus around developing creative and sustainable business relationships.
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The Hague
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2508 CN
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5024019
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Mar 23rd, 2018 12:00AM
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European African Business Development Conference
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2.00
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Management Consulting
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Mar 23rd, 2017 10:51AM
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Mar 23rd, 2017 10:51AM
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The European-African Business Development Conference 2014 is a unique opportunity to connect businesses in Europe and Africa to one another. Much is said on the news but little is known to increase the European private sector’s awareness of the many commercial opportunities in Africa and vice versa. Yet steadily, more investors are aware of the promising growth in the African economy which creates – at least – a common ground for bilateral business relationships between European and African entrepreneurs. This year’s Conference theme has everything to do with: Africa: The Next Frontier
Business relationships between Europe and Africa has experienced too many obstacles which can also be contributed to a lack of knowledge or too little information. However, the untapped opportunities mostly in Africa can lead to a great revenue potential that business can generate between Europe and Africa, looking at the fast growing middle class in Africa.
This summit aims to provide a critical assessment of the current state and future of the European – African economic relationships. More specifically, the summit will:
Present a critical assessment of current trade and investment climate in Africa and address specific policy issues that confront the European private sector in the African market place
Identify specific intra- and inter- regional needs in Africa and encourage multi-lateral co-operation between international investors and role-players, business practitioners and policy makers
Identify and review the need for trade-related technical assistance and capacity-building in terms of partnership with Africa
Showcase key development initiatives to the private & public sectors of the many commercial opportunities on both continents
Offer a biannual international platform for European and African enterprises, business leaders, policy makers, academics to share ideas and build confidence/consensus around developing creative and sustainable business relationships.
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Cedar Events
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5024019
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Feb 17th, 2018 12:00AM
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European African Business Development Conference
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2.00
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Open
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Management Consulting
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Feb 17th, 2018 02:25PM
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Feb 17th, 2018 02:25PM
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The European-African Business Development Conference 2014 is a unique opportunity to connect businesses in Europe and Africa to one another. Much is said on the news but little is known to increase the European private sector’s awareness of the many commercial opportunities in Africa and vice versa. Yet steadily, more investors are aware of the promising growth in the African economy which creates – at least – a common ground for bilateral business relationships between European and African entrepreneurs. This year’s Conference theme has everything to do with: Africa: The Next Frontier
Business relationships between Europe and Africa has experienced too many obstacles which can also be contributed to a lack of knowledge or too little information. However, the untapped opportunities mostly in Africa can lead to a great revenue potential that business can generate between Europe and Africa, looking at the fast growing middle class in Africa.
This summit aims to provide a critical assessment of the current state and future of the European – African economic relationships. More specifically, the summit will:
Present a critical assessment of current trade and investment climate in Africa and address specific policy issues that confront the European private sector in the African market place
Identify specific intra- and inter- regional needs in Africa and encourage multi-lateral co-operation between international investors and role-players, business practitioners and policy makers
Identify and review the need for trade-related technical assistance and capacity-building in terms of partnership with Africa
Showcase key development initiatives to the private & public sectors of the many commercial opportunities on both continents
Offer a biannual international platform for European and African enterprises, business leaders, policy makers, academics to share ideas and build confidence/consensus around developing creative and sustainable business relationships.
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Cedar Events
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5024019
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Feb 16th, 2018 12:00AM
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European African Business Development Conference
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36
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2.00
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Open
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Management Consulting
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Feb 16th, 2017 08:15AM
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Feb 16th, 2017 08:15AM
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The European-African Business Development Conference 2014 is a unique opportunity to connect businesses in Europe and Africa to one another. Much is said on the news but little is known to increase the European private sector’s awareness of the many commercial opportunities in Africa and vice versa. Yet steadily, more investors are aware of the promising growth in the African economy which creates – at least – a common ground for bilateral business relationships between European and African entrepreneurs. This year’s Conference theme has everything to do with: Africa: The Next Frontier
Business relationships between Europe and Africa has experienced too many obstacles which can also be contributed to a lack of knowledge or too little information. However, the untapped opportunities mostly in Africa can lead to a great revenue potential that business can generate between Europe and Africa, looking at the fast growing middle class in Africa.
This summit aims to provide a critical assessment of the current state and future of the European – African economic relationships. More specifically, the summit will:
Present a critical assessment of current trade and investment climate in Africa and address specific policy issues that confront the European private sector in the African market place
Identify specific intra- and inter- regional needs in Africa and encourage multi-lateral co-operation between international investors and role-players, business practitioners and policy makers
Identify and review the need for trade-related technical assistance and capacity-building in terms of partnership with Africa
Showcase key development initiatives to the private & public sectors of the many commercial opportunities on both continents
Offer a biannual international platform for European and African enterprises, business leaders, policy makers, academics to share ideas and build confidence/consensus around developing creative and sustainable business relationships.
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Cedar Events
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private:cedarevents-2
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5024019
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Feb 15th, 2018 12:00AM
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European African Business Development Conference
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36
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2.00
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Open
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Management Consulting
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Feb 15th, 2017 10:07AM
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Feb 15th, 2017 10:07AM
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The European-African Business Development Conference 2014 is a unique opportunity to connect businesses in Europe and Africa to one another. Much is said on the news but little is known to increase the European private sector’s awareness of the many commercial opportunities in Africa and vice versa. Yet steadily, more investors are aware of the promising growth in the African economy which creates – at least – a common ground for bilateral business relationships between European and African entrepreneurs. This year’s Conference theme has everything to do with: Africa: The Next Frontier
Business relationships between Europe and Africa has experienced too many obstacles which can also be contributed to a lack of knowledge or too little information. However, the untapped opportunities mostly in Africa can lead to a great revenue potential that business can generate between Europe and Africa, looking at the fast growing middle class in Africa.
This summit aims to provide a critical assessment of the current state and future of the European – African economic relationships. More specifically, the summit will:
Present a critical assessment of current trade and investment climate in Africa and address specific policy issues that confront the European private sector in the African market place
Identify specific intra- and inter- regional needs in Africa and encourage multi-lateral co-operation between international investors and role-players, business practitioners and policy makers
Identify and review the need for trade-related technical assistance and capacity-building in terms of partnership with Africa
Showcase key development initiatives to the private & public sectors of the many commercial opportunities on both continents
Offer a biannual international platform for European and African enterprises, business leaders, policy makers, academics to share ideas and build confidence/consensus around developing creative and sustainable business relationships.
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Cedar Events
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5024019
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Feb 14th, 2018 12:00AM
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European African Business Development Conference
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36
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2.00
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Open
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Management Consulting
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Feb 14th, 2017 01:50PM
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Feb 14th, 2017 01:50PM
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The European-African Business Development Conference 2014 is a unique opportunity to connect businesses in Europe and Africa to one another. Much is said on the news but little is known to increase the European private sector’s awareness of the many commercial opportunities in Africa and vice versa. Yet steadily, more investors are aware of the promising growth in the African economy which creates – at least – a common ground for bilateral business relationships between European and African entrepreneurs. This year’s Conference theme has everything to do with: Africa: The Next Frontier
Business relationships between Europe and Africa has experienced too many obstacles which can also be contributed to a lack of knowledge or too little information. However, the untapped opportunities mostly in Africa can lead to a great revenue potential that business can generate between Europe and Africa, looking at the fast growing middle class in Africa.
This summit aims to provide a critical assessment of the current state and future of the European – African economic relationships. More specifically, the summit will:
Present a critical assessment of current trade and investment climate in Africa and address specific policy issues that confront the European private sector in the African market place
Identify specific intra- and inter- regional needs in Africa and encourage multi-lateral co-operation between international investors and role-players, business practitioners and policy makers
Identify and review the need for trade-related technical assistance and capacity-building in terms of partnership with Africa
Showcase key development initiatives to the private & public sectors of the many commercial opportunities on both continents
Offer a biannual international platform for European and African enterprises, business leaders, policy makers, academics to share ideas and build confidence/consensus around developing creative and sustainable business relationships.
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Cedar Events
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5024019
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Feb 13th, 2018 12:00AM
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European African Business Development Conference
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36
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2.00
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Open
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Management Consulting
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Feb 13th, 2017 04:11PM
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Feb 13th, 2017 04:11PM
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The European-African Business Development Conference 2014 is a unique opportunity to connect businesses in Europe and Africa to one another. Much is said on the news but little is known to increase the European private sector’s awareness of the many commercial opportunities in Africa and vice versa. Yet steadily, more investors are aware of the promising growth in the African economy which creates – at least – a common ground for bilateral business relationships between European and African entrepreneurs. This year’s Conference theme has everything to do with: Africa: The Next Frontier
Business relationships between Europe and Africa has experienced too many obstacles which can also be contributed to a lack of knowledge or too little information. However, the untapped opportunities mostly in Africa can lead to a great revenue potential that business can generate between Europe and Africa, looking at the fast growing middle class in Africa.
This summit aims to provide a critical assessment of the current state and future of the European – African economic relationships. More specifically, the summit will:
Present a critical assessment of current trade and investment climate in Africa and address specific policy issues that confront the European private sector in the African market place
Identify specific intra- and inter- regional needs in Africa and encourage multi-lateral co-operation between international investors and role-players, business practitioners and policy makers
Identify and review the need for trade-related technical assistance and capacity-building in terms of partnership with Africa
Showcase key development initiatives to the private & public sectors of the many commercial opportunities on both continents
Offer a biannual international platform for European and African enterprises, business leaders, policy makers, academics to share ideas and build confidence/consensus around developing creative and sustainable business relationships.
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Cedar Events
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5024019
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Feb 12th, 2018 12:00AM
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European African Business Development Conference
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36
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2.00
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Open
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Management Consulting
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Feb 12th, 2017 04:15AM
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Feb 12th, 2017 04:15AM
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The European-African Business Development Conference 2014 is a unique opportunity to connect businesses in Europe and Africa to one another. Much is said on the news but little is known to increase the European private sector’s awareness of the many commercial opportunities in Africa and vice versa. Yet steadily, more investors are aware of the promising growth in the African economy which creates – at least – a common ground for bilateral business relationships between European and African entrepreneurs. This year’s Conference theme has everything to do with: Africa: The Next Frontier
Business relationships between Europe and Africa has experienced too many obstacles which can also be contributed to a lack of knowledge or too little information. However, the untapped opportunities mostly in Africa can lead to a great revenue potential that business can generate between Europe and Africa, looking at the fast growing middle class in Africa.
This summit aims to provide a critical assessment of the current state and future of the European – African economic relationships. More specifically, the summit will:
Present a critical assessment of current trade and investment climate in Africa and address specific policy issues that confront the European private sector in the African market place
Identify specific intra- and inter- regional needs in Africa and encourage multi-lateral co-operation between international investors and role-players, business practitioners and policy makers
Identify and review the need for trade-related technical assistance and capacity-building in terms of partnership with Africa
Showcase key development initiatives to the private & public sectors of the many commercial opportunities on both continents
Offer a biannual international platform for European and African enterprises, business leaders, policy makers, academics to share ideas and build confidence/consensus around developing creative and sustainable business relationships.
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Cedar Events
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private:cedarevents-2
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5024019
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Feb 11th, 2018 12:00AM
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European African Business Development Conference
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36
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2.00
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Open
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Management Consulting
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Feb 11th, 2017 05:35AM
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Feb 11th, 2017 05:35AM
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The European-African Business Development Conference 2014 is a unique opportunity to connect businesses in Europe and Africa to one another. Much is said on the news but little is known to increase the European private sector’s awareness of the many commercial opportunities in Africa and vice versa. Yet steadily, more investors are aware of the promising growth in the African economy which creates – at least – a common ground for bilateral business relationships between European and African entrepreneurs. This year’s Conference theme has everything to do with: Africa: The Next Frontier
Business relationships between Europe and Africa has experienced too many obstacles which can also be contributed to a lack of knowledge or too little information. However, the untapped opportunities mostly in Africa can lead to a great revenue potential that business can generate between Europe and Africa, looking at the fast growing middle class in Africa.
This summit aims to provide a critical assessment of the current state and future of the European – African economic relationships. More specifically, the summit will:
Present a critical assessment of current trade and investment climate in Africa and address specific policy issues that confront the European private sector in the African market place
Identify specific intra- and inter- regional needs in Africa and encourage multi-lateral co-operation between international investors and role-players, business practitioners and policy makers
Identify and review the need for trade-related technical assistance and capacity-building in terms of partnership with Africa
Showcase key development initiatives to the private & public sectors of the many commercial opportunities on both continents
Offer a biannual international platform for European and African enterprises, business leaders, policy makers, academics to share ideas and build confidence/consensus around developing creative and sustainable business relationships.
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Cedar Events
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private:cedarevents-2
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5024019
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Feb 10th, 2018 12:00AM
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European African Business Development Conference
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36
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2.00
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Management Consulting
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Feb 10th, 2017 06:43AM
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Feb 10th, 2017 06:43AM
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The European-African Business Development Conference 2014 is a unique opportunity to connect businesses in Europe and Africa to one another. Much is said on the news but little is known to increase the European private sector’s awareness of the many commercial opportunities in Africa and vice versa. Yet steadily, more investors are aware of the promising growth in the African economy which creates – at least – a common ground for bilateral business relationships between European and African entrepreneurs. This year’s Conference theme has everything to do with: Africa: The Next Frontier
Business relationships between Europe and Africa has experienced too many obstacles which can also be contributed to a lack of knowledge or too little information. However, the untapped opportunities mostly in Africa can lead to a great revenue potential that business can generate between Europe and Africa, looking at the fast growing middle class in Africa.
This summit aims to provide a critical assessment of the current state and future of the European – African economic relationships. More specifically, the summit will:
Present a critical assessment of current trade and investment climate in Africa and address specific policy issues that confront the European private sector in the African market place
Identify specific intra- and inter- regional needs in Africa and encourage multi-lateral co-operation between international investors and role-players, business practitioners and policy makers
Identify and review the need for trade-related technical assistance and capacity-building in terms of partnership with Africa
Showcase key development initiatives to the private & public sectors of the many commercial opportunities on both continents
Offer a biannual international platform for European and African enterprises, business leaders, policy makers, academics to share ideas and build confidence/consensus around developing creative and sustainable business relationships.
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Cedar Events
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