UK – Africa Business Forum 2025, London

Africa in 2025 presents an unparalleled landscape for doing business and making strategic investments. With over 1.5 billion people, the world’s fastest-growing working-age population, rapid urbanization, and increasing digital connectivity, the continent is evolving into a major global economic force. Regional integration through the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is transforming Africa into a single market, opening access to more than 50 economies and amplifying the ease of cross-border trade and investment.

Across diverse sectors—including renewable energy, agribusiness, digital technology, infrastructure, manufacturing, healthcare, and financial services—Africa offers compelling opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs, and business leaders seeking sustainable growth and long-term returns. Countries such as Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, Ghana, South Africa, and Rwanda are pioneering economic reforms, expanding industrial capacity, and embracing innovation to attract global capital.

As Africa modernizes, so does its business environment. Governments are improving regulatory frameworks, streamlining investment procedures, and supporting private sector growth through targeted incentives. Meanwhile, Africa’s growing tech ecosystem, combined with a vibrant youth population and rising middle class, is creating new markets, scalable solutions, and unprecedented demand for quality goods and services.

However, to fully understand and navigate the opportunities and challenges of doing business in Africa, global stakeholders must engage directly with leaders, innovators, and policy-makers on the ground.

Join Us in London – AfBC UK – Africa Business Forum 2025

We are pleased to invite you to attend the Africa Business Chamber (AfBC) UK – Africa Business Forum 2025 (UABF2025) —The premier event designed to strengthen economic relations, trade and investment between the UK and African markets.

Date: 24–25 September 2025

Location/Venue: De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms, London

Theme: Redefining Growth: A New Era for UK–Africa Economic Relations, Trade and Investment