With over 750 qualified investors, 6 African Heads of States, and over twenty Ministers billed to attend, the Global African Investment Summit presents a USD235 billion worth of investment opportunities for African entrepreneurs and innovators seeking to start or scale their businesses.

With a strong bias on mitigating core African challenges, the programme will give special attention to private businesses in the power, agriculture, financial services, capital markets, oil and gas and critical infrastructure sectors.

In a statement released, the facilitator of the summit revealed that they wish to welcome submissions from the private sector requiring investment from these delegations.

This is not the first time it will be facilitating investment opportunities for entrepreneurs in Africa, earlier this year, TGAIS in conjunction with the Duke of York, Africa’s billionaire entrepreneur Aliko Dangote and Nigeria’s former President, Olusegun Obasanjo launched the African Entrepreneurship Programme (AEP) to connect African business innovators with foreign investors.

In a continent where securing businesses worthy of investment for investors can be an uphill task, these spate of opportunities present entrepreneurs with much-needed platforms to showcase their businesses to willing investors in a bid to attract needed investments.

Deadline for registration is Monday 5, October 2015.

Interested persons should register here