Deloitte West Africa to anchor Africa Oil Week 2026 in Accra, reinforcing commitment to Africa’s energy future
As the Knowledge Partner, Deloitte will actively contribute to the programme, with representatives from the firm participating in the event and moderating several high-level panel discussions.
Deloitte West Africa has announced its involvement as the Knowledge Partner for Africa Oil Week (AOW): Energy 2026, scheduled from September 1st to 3rd, 2026 in Accra, Ghana. The event aims to bring together key stakeholders from Africa's energy sector to discuss investment, collaboration, and opportunities influencing the continent's energy future.
As the Knowledge Partner, Deloitte will actively participate in the proceedings, with their representatives moderating high-level panel discussions. These engagements will facilitate conversations among industry leaders, policymakers, investors, and other key stakeholders on issues impacting Africa's energy sector development and transformation.
The AOW: Energy 2026 serves as a crucial platform for stakeholders to develop policies, share insights, secure investments, and shape the future of energy across the continent. This event arrives at a pivotal moment for Africa's energy sector, as countries strive to attract investment, enhance energy security, maximize the value of natural resources, and navigate the global energy transition.
Deloitte's participation underscores the firm's ongoing dedication to supporting Africa's energy sector growth and development, and to contributing to crucial discussions that can unlock sustainable economic value across the continent. Through its involvement, Deloitte will bring its multidisciplinary expertise to discussions on the challenges and opportunities in the sector, engaging with stakeholders on investment, policy, business, and transformation considerations that are shaping Africa's energy landscape.
Deloitte eagerly anticipates connecting with industry leaders, policymakers, investors, and other stakeholders at AOW: Energy 2026 to advance Africa's energy objectives.
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