In Rabat, the Africa Investment Forum returns for its second edition, bringing together investors and project developers to accelerate capital mobilization and support the continent’s development.
Rabat is hosting, for the second consecutive year, the Africa Investment Forum—one of the major events dedicated to capital mobilization and the development of large-scale projects across the continent. Beyond panels and discussions, the AIF aims to be a concrete platform where partnerships are forged. During the 2024 edition, the Africa Investment Forum brought together more than 2,300 investors and delegates from 83 countries. A momentum that Morocco intends to amplify, as Rabat continues to position itself as a continental hub for private investment.
The forum is very important for entrepreneurs, investors, and partners who can invest in impact-driven projects. This forum is of crucial importance. All support structures, like ours Sahel Developmentcan come here to find partners but also meet donors.
Cheikh Thiam, President, Sahel Development Group – Senegal
In a multilingual platform entirely focused on solutions, participants come seeking viable projects, a trustworthy environment, and above all, concrete financing opportunities.
I hope that many transactions and agreements will be achieved. I hope investors will find viable projects with a significant impact on the continent’s economies. Citizens are expecting economic relations to be built relations that will lead to exchanges of ideas contributing to the development of the continent, but also of the world.
Osula Oghogho, Director, Emerging Africa Group – Nigeria
Over three days, the Market Days will offer a dense program: business meetings, project presentations, roundtables, and strategic sessions.The goal: accelerating the shift from intention to investment, turning Africa’s needs into sustainable economic opportunities.In Rabat, the Africa Investment Forum continues to pursue its ambition—transforming ideas into concrete investments and making capital mobilization a true driver of growth for Africa.
