The 26th World Economic Forum on Africa – held in Kigali, Rwanda from 11 to 13 May and attended by 1,500 delegates – brought together regional and global leaders from business, government and civil society to discuss digital economy catalysts that can drive transformation and strengthen public-private collaboration on development challenges.
Delegates debated various strategic actions that could deliver shared prosperity across the continent and shared examples of successful projects. Increased attention was given to the need to implement policies that will result in sustainable and inclusive growth for the continent.
Read “Africa’s Growth Discussed in Rwanda,” originally published in Now How Africa, the MWH portal dedicated to energy and sustainability in Africa.
