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    Choiseul Africa Business Forum gathers regional business leaders in Morocco

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    Pascal Lorot, President of the Institut Choiseul says Africa will be at the heart of the global recovery.
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    Choiseul Africa Business Forum: Third edition will bring together 600 business leaders from Europe, Africa and the Gulf.

    The Choiseul Africa Business Forum will be held on October 19th and 20th in Casablanca, Morocco. The event will bring together over 600 economic and institutional decision-makers from Africa, Europe and the Gulf through a series of events including working sessions and networking opportunities.

    The Choiseul Africa Business Forum: Promoting growth

    This third edition of the conference, organized by Institut Choiseul, in partnership with the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises (CGEM) and the Casablanca-Settat Region is intended to bring together key business figures to discuss opportunities and major African economic issues. The event will focus on promoting the economic growth of Morocco and the Casablanca-Settat region. Stakeholders from the Malagasy private sector will be present and participating in the conference’s events. The first two editions were held in Nice, France, and October’s event is the first to be held in Africa.

    “Africa will be at the heart of tomorrow’s global recovery. It is from this conviction that the ambition of the Choiseul Africa Business Forum was born, and every year we seek to reinforce all the fields of value creation in Africa,” said Pascal Lorot, President of the Institut Choiseul.

    International attendees

    The Choiseul Africa Business Forum aims to create a meeting ground allowing heads of state, ministers, business leaders, donors and representatives of the African, Gulf and European business communities to come together.

    The Forum will host a number of distinguished guests including Morocco’s Minister of Economy and Finance, Nadia Fettah Alaoui, Benin’s Minister of Tourism, Culture and Arts, Jean-Michel Abimbola, the President and CEO of the International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation, Hani Salem Sonbol, the Director General of the Investment Promotion Center in Côte d’Ivoire Solange Amichia and the Egyptian businessman Naguib Sawiris. 

    13 themes

    The event will comprise 13 themes. All of the themes will address ongoing, pan-African issues. Over 50 countries will be represented, including 40 African states. Topics for discussion include:

    Invest in Morocco

    Cybersecurity

    SME

    Health

    Invest in Madagascar

    Digital Transformation

    Energy

    Education

    African City of the Future

    Agribusiness

    Infrastructure

    Cultural Industries

    Africa-Arab Cooperation

    The event will be held October 19 and 20 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Casablanca.

    The full agenda can be seen here.

    Morocco has recently been in talks with the UAE’s government to increase trade between the two countries. Morocco’s government is also seeking to invest heavily in renewable power.

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