Ghana to host 16th African Economic Summit as Friends of Africa brings Global Investment Dialogue to Accra
From boardrooms to start-up pitches, Ghana is preparing to become the meeting point for investors, governments, entrepreneurs and businesses from Africa and North America as the Friends of Africa Economic Summit makes its Ghanaian debut with an ambitious mission: “Turning partnerships and ideas into sustainable investment opportunities.” Ghana is set to host the 16th African […]
Ghana is set to host the 16th African Economic Summit as part of the Friends of Africa (FOA) initiative, bringing together investors, governments, entrepreneurs, and businesses from Africa and North America. The two-day summit, scheduled for September 17–18, 2026, at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City in Accra, focuses on building sustainable investment partnerships and creating practical opportunities for economic growth.
The event will feature business leaders, government representatives, investors, entrepreneurs, and professionals discussing critical areas such as funding, partnerships, and infrastructure development. Additionally, the summit will include a start-up pitch competition with 40 start-ups presenting their value propositions to investors and funding groups, providing a platform for seed capital.
The cultural dimension of the event will be highlighted through Ghanaian food, music, and entrepreneurial talent.
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