Africa Prosperity Dialogues 2027 registration opens ahead of January conference

The conference will therefore examine the implementation of existing African Union free-movement protocols, as well as the reforms, infrastructure, financing and commercial partnerships required to make the continent’s single market work for people and businesses.

The network said the conference responds to growing calls, particularly from young people and small and medium-scale enterprises, for visa-free travel and seamless cross-border digital payments that allow Africans to buy and sell across the continent using mobile money wallets.

The fourth area, Trade More, will address trade finance, ports, transport corridors, customs, logistics, SME financing, manufacturing, regional value chains and implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).