An African Diaspora Business and Development Stakeholders Workshop was held to strengthen connections between the African diaspora and the continent, while exploring opportunities in the United States of America.
The workshop organised by BIDEC INC, with the support of the 360 Group Limited, also served as part of preparations for the Black History Festival 2025.
It was held at Bayview Village Conference Room in Atomic Junction, Accra, and served as a platform to foster collaboration, showcase business potential, and celebrate the rich cultural heritage shared by Africans worldwide.
Key highlights of the event included: • Business Opportunities Session: Participants were introduced to an array of business prospects available both in Africa and the United States, with actionable insights on how the diaspora can actively engage in economic growth initiatives. • Exhibition Sessions: Beneficiaries of the African Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) program displayed their products and services, showcasing the impact of empowerment initiatives aimed at uplifting women in business across the continent. • Special Arts and Culture Performances: Attendees were treated to captivating performances that celebrated African traditions, emphasizing the cultural richness that connects the diaspora to the continent. • Q&A Session with a Representative from the City of College Park, Georgia: The representative provided valuable insights into opportunities available in the United States and how strategic partnerships can be formed to benefit both regions.