he Global Business Forum on Africa, arranged by the Dubai Chamber of Business and Industry, is readied to hold its 4th edition under the theme "Future generation Africa" at Dubai's Madinat Jumeirah on November 1st-2nd, 2017.

The prominent occasion, held under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, will certainly discover brand-new opportunities to improve economic cooperation and broaden trade and financial investment ties between the Middle East and Africa.

The two-day forum showcases an overall of 24 sessions that will certainly entail the engagement of presidents, ministers and very important people, policymakers, Chief executive officers, prominent entrepreneurs, and heads of personal banks, along with UAE federal government and business leaders.

H.E. Hamad Buamim, President and Chief Executive Officer, Dubai Chamber, claimed: "African economic climates are witnessing amazing growth presently, offering amazing business chances in a wide variety of markets. Therefore, it is an ideal time to check out these trends in even more detail and determine exactly how Dubai can play a greater function in facilitating Africa's future growth."

Dubai Chamber's President and CEO defined the Global Business Forum on Africa as the biggest event of its kind in the region which offers a unique platform for useful discussion between public and private sector stakeholders, including that the occasion will intend to brainstorm lasting solutions for the difficulties facing African nations as they planning to open up their economic situations to the world.

Overview of Key Procedure

H.E. Majid Saif Al Ghurair, Chairman, Dubai Chamber, will kick off the forum with a welcome address which will be complied with by the opening session entitled "Future generation Africa." The session will certainly highlight existing barriers to trade, investment and prosperity, and examine the function that Africa's vibrant young business owners could play in settling such obstacles.

Procedure on the initial day will explore the principle of leapfrogging and check out whether technology and entrepreneurship suffice to release Africa's economic potential and bring about inclusive growth. Leading numbers from Rwanda, Estonia and Peru will come together in a special session to review exactly how nations can change existing perceptions and change themselves as entrepreneurial hotspots.

Various other sessions will highlight key business opportunities and the investment climate in major African markets, use the insights of fintech professionals in Africa and the UAE, and attract beneficial lessons that the next generation of African leaders could gain from.

Entrepreneurship and Financial investment Opportunities

The 2nd day of the forum will certainly return to with a "VIP Masterclass", where delegates will certainly be signed up with by leading African entrepreneurs to discuss successes, failures and lessons found out. Later on in the day, influential heads of African states will take on environmental concerns in a session titled "Dealing with Climate Modification: Future-Proofing Diversity." Various other sessions will certainly evaluate key trends that are expected to drive the next phase of Africa's growth, consisting of industrialisation, international financial investment, entrepreneurship, populace development, and climbing revenues.

The Global Business Forum collection, released by Dubai Chamber in 2012, focuses on Africa, the Republic of Independent States (CIS) and Latin The U.S.A.. To date, the collection has hosted 10 presidents, 74 preachers and very important people, and 5,400 execs, as well as a host of prominent choice makers from 65 countries around the world.

Dubai Chamber is collaborating with the Economist Group in establishing the content of the forum. The previous Global Business Forum on Africa in Dubai drew in more than 1,000 participants, while more than 100 bilateral investment meetings were held throughout the event.