President
Paul Kagame of Rwanda hosted a luncheon on Friday in honor of Heads of State
and Government, and other dignitaries attending the Africa CEO Forum in Kigali.
The event brought together a distinguished group of leaders, including
President William Ruto of Kenya, President Filipe Nyusi of Mozambique, and
President Ismail Omar Guelleh of Djibouti, among others.
The
luncheon was held on the sidelines of the two-day annual summit, which gathered
over 2,500 business leaders, investors, and policy makers from across Africa
and around the world. The forum aimed to highlight the driving role of the
private sector in the development of the continent.
This
year's theme, "At the table or on the menu? A critical moment to shape a
new future for Africa," emphasized the need for African leaders to take an
active role in shaping the continent's future. Organizers noted that the
meeting provided an opportune moment to discuss what is needed to boost African
development through the dynamics of growth offered by the continent's private
sector.
The
Africa CEO Forum provided a platform for leaders to engage in constructive
discussions, share insights, and explore opportunities for collaboration and
growth. The event showcased the continent's potential for economic
transformation and highlighted the importance of public-private partnerships in
driving development.
The
event demonstrated the country's dedication to creating a conducive environment
for business and investment, and its willingness to engage with other nations
to achieve shared goals.
The
Africa CEO Forum concluded on a high note, with participants leaving with a
renewed sense of purpose and a commitment to working together to shape a brighter
future for Africa.
By: Nana Appiah Acquaye
