Global Summit: Harnessing Strategic U.S.-Africa Partnerships

The U.S.-Africa Trade Council (USAfriTC), along with partner organizations across Africa, United Kingdom and United States, is pleased to announce that the next edition of the U.S.-Africa Trade and Investment Global Summit (USATIGS), with a very germane theme, “Harnessing Strategic U.S.- Africa Partnerships to expand Global Marketshare”, will hold on October 18-21, 2023, in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

Over the past six years, the Summit organizers have brought together business leaders and representatives of African countries and US government for a yearly gathering in the United States, to establish and grow international Trade and Investment relations across the two trade blocs.

USATIGS recognizes that Africa, an emerging market for trade and Investments presents many opportunities for America, the world’s largest economy and leading global trader. This Summit therefore sets a platform to bolster economic development through increased trade and Investments between both continents.

This year’s summit will focus on investments and opportunities in Agribusiness, alternative Energy, Telecommunication, Mining, Real Estate, Manufacturing, Health Care, Hospitality, and Financial Services. With speakers, resource persons and participants drawn from across the world. This three-day summit will catalyze strategic ideas and catalogue methodologies to harvest these opportunities for the mutual benefit of Africa and the United States. It will also provide a platform for exhibitors to showcase Africa and African business opportunities to International Investors.

The President of the Federal Republic of Zambia, His Excellency President Hakainde Hichilema, has been invited to deliver the keynote address.

Key Topics Include:

• Why the USA and Africa are losing out on mutual trade and investment opportunities, and how to fix it,
• the most impactful and profitable business opportunities that can come from stronger trade and investment ties between Africa and the USA,
• why African entrepreneurs and businesses are not benefiting as they should from trade with the USA
• why trade and financing seem unreachable for many African entrepreneurs and businesses, despite the fact that the US is a huge potential market for unique and value-added African products,
• How we can get more US entrepreneurs and companies to enter the African market, with Africa globally recognized as a promising emerging market.
• major unique or special advantages that African entrepreneurs play in the US market over other regions of the world.