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14th AFRICA PPP

Conference and Exhibition

Held under the theme of “Scaling up PPPs to address Infrastructure Investment Gaps”, the event will highlight the importance of Private Public Partnerships and the key role they play in the development of Infrastructure on the continent. 


DATE: 22 - 24 October 2024
VENUE:  Casablanca, Morocco
FORMAT: Conference and Exhibition
COST: From $1,350


The conference programme will showcase more African PPP bankable projects, bring you updates on best practice projects, include dedicated industry sector discussions, and explore avenues for closing the funding gap.

INCLUDING A FULL DAY MASTERCLASS WORKSHOP ON PROJECT PREPARATION:

This capacity building initiative is aimed at advancing and building the capacity of relevant policy makers engaged in the implementation of PPP programs across the continent. 

This one-day in person training masterclass has been designed for senior representatives from government ministries and agencies across Africa to come together to advance their project preparation knowledge, and to collectively define best practices that will improve the PPP process. 

The theme underscores the critical role of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) and other forms of private sector financing in developing infrastructure across Africa as a solution to bridge the continent’s multi-billion-dollar annual infrastructure development financing gap. The 14th edition will specifically aim to scale up PPPs and innovative financing models by showcasing bankable African infrastructure projects and connecting project owners/developers with investors, financiers and contractors to accelerate the closure of the funding gap and help solve Africa’s infrastructure challenges

TOPICS:

* The future of PPPs and private sector investment in Africa
* Legislation and governance panel discussions
* Innovative finance and risk mitigation
* Using PPPs to address infrastructure gaps
* Smart corridors
* Developing transport through maritime, air, road and rail expansion

 

PORT TOUR OF THE PORT OF CASABLANCA: 
The Port of Casablanca handles over 21.3 million tons of cargo each year and stretches across almost eight kilometers of land (six hundred and five hectares). The Casablanca port also caters to the fishing industry, has a marina for smaller vessels and has a shipyard available for repairs. But it is the commercial traffic that secures its reputation as the most important of all the ports in Morocco.

 

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