Past events

Hon. Moussa Cissé, Guinea’s Minister of Finance, assesses Guinea’s economic context and outlines key opportunities to deliver sustainable growth and financial stability.

Hon. Dr Cheikh Kanté, the Minister in charge of monitoring the Emerging Senegal Plan, outlines the key factors for Senegal’s reform agenda and the policy priorities for delivering transformative change across the economy.

At this hybrid conference in Addis Ababa, speakers take stock of preparations ahead of the ‘African COP27’ in November and discuss the key priorities for streamlining continental cooperation on policy approaches to just transition.

This conference examines citizens’ expectations, understandings and experiences of corruption in Nigeria, and how these relate to social norms.

This hybrid event in Libreville explores just transition policy and green financing for nature-based solutions, with a particular focus on the integration of job creation priorities in conservation and rural resilience.

This event explores the major openings and potential impediments to the development of a just transition policy in Africa.

The 11th Africa Day International Conference takes place under the auspices of the president of the Republic of Slovenia, HE Mr Borut Pahor, and within the framework of the Bled Strategic Forum.

The Rt Hon Femi Gbajabiamila discusses the Electoral Act, the role of the Nigerian National Assembly in strengthening state-society relations, and priorities for promoting greater civic trust and electoral engagement.

This event explores the challenges facing transnational development in areas affected by conflict and insecurity.

Panellists identify the roles, responsibilities, and expectations of different stakeholders in working towards sustainable development, and the impediments to achieving Agenda 2063 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

This conference will analyse the factors contributing to insecurity in the Gulf of Guinea’s maritime space and explore pathways to both enhance and coordinate effective policy responses to these challenges.

This event will tackle the social development and humanitarian challenges facing Nigeria, and the government’s responses to the ongoing humanitarian and food crisis in the country.