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5th Edition of Global Business Forum Africa to host Heads of State, 17 Government Ministers and Officials with Business Leaders across Africa in Dubai
Posted On 23 Oct 2019
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By Abdul Rahman Suagibu –
NEW AFRICA DAILY NEWS, Freetown, Sierra Leone- Heads of state, 17 ministers, high-ranking government officials and prominent business leaders from Africa have confirmed their participation for the fifth edition of the Global Business Forum Africa (GBF Africa), which takes place November 18-19, 2019 in Dubai.
The President of Liberia – His Excellency George Weah, President of Seychelle – His Excellency Danny Faure plus seventeen cabinet ministers from Sierra Leone, Ghana, Namibia, Kenya, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Angola, Senegal, Uganda, Malawi, Congo, Tanzania, Niger and Liberia. The GBF Africa is scheduled for 18th November, 2019 in Dubai. In respect of this, senior public and private sector persons with legitimate interests in given it best to the GBF Africa, inclusively erstwhile Heads of State, Chief Executive Officers, entrepreneurs, industry experts and economists.
The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry is to arrange in working order the GBF Africa 2019 with the theme “Scale Up Africa” in an way to fortify the significant role of cross border cooperation in supporting and accelerating Africa’s next phase of sustainable economic growth and development.
“Since its inception, GBF Africa has served as a catalyst for UAE-Africa economic cooperation and business exchange. The forthcoming edition of the forum will make prominent the new high-potential areas where African companies can collaborate with their UAE counterparts to create new business opportunities and capitalize on existing trade and investment potential,” noted H.E. Hamad Buamim, – President & CEO of Dubai Chamber.
In 2018, total of $ 37.2 billion of non-oil trade between Dubai-Africa witnessed no increment. This explicitly mirrors the increasing trade ties and growing business confidence between the two regions.
For New Africa Daily News Abdul Rahman Suagibu Reports, Africa Correspondent
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