African Economies in Transition – Lessons from South Africa and implications for the continent.
December 6th, 2022 | 12:00-15:30 SAST | The Venue at Houghton Hotel
December 6th, 2022 | 12:00-15:30 SAST | The Venue at Houghton Hotel
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This will take place on December 6th, 2022, from 12:00 to 15:30 SAST at The Venue at Houghton Hotel, Lloys Ellis Ave, Houghton Estate, Johannesburg.
A warm welcome is followed by a panel discussion and the opportunity to network as we engage in conversation with you afterwards. As special guests for our expert-loaded panel we will welcome
We look forward to your participation and would kindly ask you to confirm your attendance by completing the registration form by Friday 2 December.
The 4th GABS will take place from 6-8 December in Johannesburg where German and African business interests meet, where economic partnerships between Germany and Sub-Saharan Africa are strengthened, and where business trends and market opportunities are explored. The German African Business Summit (GABS) is Germany’s signature business event in Africa. At the GABS, top business and government leaders from Germany and Sub-Saharan Africa meet every two years in Africa to discuss and promote economic relations between Europe’s largest economy and the fastest-growing region in the world. The GABS is organized by the Sub-Saharan Africa Initiative of German Business (SAFRI) and chaired by the SAFRI Chairman, Prof. Dr. Heinz-Walter Große.
The event "African Economies in Transition - Lessons from South Africa and implications for the continent" is proudly supported by the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung.
The German-African Business Association (Afrika-Verein) has been supporting companies in their business activities on the African continent for almost 90 years. The German-African Business Association is a non-profit organisation and currently has over 550 members; these are mostly from Germany, but also include European and African companies, institutions, and private individuals. It represents around 85 percent of German businesses active in Africa – across all sectors, from start-ups to DAX-listed companies. With its excellent network, the German-African Business Association promotes communication between German and African representatives from business and government. In Germany, it is the first point of contact for business information and arranging contacts. In addition, the association hosts events in various formats almost every week – from cross-sector business conferences to country-specific business talks – as well as business missions to African target markets.