Africa’s Growing Infrastructure Needs and Ensuing Business Opportunities

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More information about the 2021 Infrastructure Africa Business Forum

The 8th Infrastructure Africa Business Forum on the 22 – 23 June 2021 as a virtual conference and exhibition. The event will bring together prominent African infrastructure experts, government officials and business leaders to accelerate the business of infrastructure development.

The 2-day conference and showcase exhibition provides an opportunity for companies to focus on the continent’s growth hotspots, discuss infrastructure trends, meet project developers and relevant government authorities, whilst exploring infrastructure business opportunities.

The event has the highest level of African and South African endorsement for an infrastructure event on the continent, and provides the business platform for private and public sector players seeking to meet the sector’s national and regional who’s who.

For more information, please visit: http://www.infrastructure-africa.com/

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