“For Africa to remain relevant, we need to adequately educate our people, as it is through education that we can unlock the potential of our youth to enable Africa to compete globally, and create jobs in the new knowledge economy.” – H.E. Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, President of Nigeria
Africa’s remarkable growth trajectory is projected to remain above 5 per cent in 2014 with West Africa the fastest growing sub-region, representing the continent’s largest business opportunity. Such momentum is a welcome and necessary boon to a region whose youthful population offers the prospects of a significant demographic dividend fuelled by growth in consumer industries, manufacturing and business process outsourcing.
Nigeria, sub-Saharan Africa’s second-largest economy and most populous nation – with over 160 million inhabitants – already plays a crucial role in advancing the continent’s growth; yet it is also emblematic of the challenges of converting natural wealth into solutions that address persistent social challenges.
As the foremost gathering on the continent, the 24th World Economic Forum on Africa will bring together regional and global leaders to discuss innovative structural reforms and investments that can sustain the continent’s growth while creating jobs and prosperity for all its citizens.
Where will the meeting take place?
The meeting will take place at the Transcorp Hilton Abuja, Abuja, Nigeria.
Where will I stay?
PublicisLive, the Forum’s operations and logistics provider, will arrange accommodation at the hotels below, You will receive a hotel booking form upon confirmation of your registration.
Transcorp Hilton Abuja ****
Sheraton Abuja ****
Barcelona Hotel ***
Participant Services Contact:
Vimesh Patel, Senior Manager Participant Services
Tel.: +41(0) 22869-1212
Email:
Other Participating Hotels:
Agura Hotel
Best Western Hotel
Bolingo Hotel & Towers Contact: Jeff Ijoko +1(234)
Hawthorne Suites Contact: Queensly Oniyi +1(234)
Nicon Luxury Hotel Contact: Ngozi Eko +1(234)
Protea Hotel Maitaima
Reiz Continental
Rock View Hotel Contact: Funmi Cole +1(234) / +1(234)
Other Logistic Providers:
Rock Thompson Limited Contact: Idowu Thompson +1(234)
The registrattion fee (3,500 CHF for Members, 5,000 CHF for non-members) includes access to all sessions.
What is the working language of the meeting?
Sessions will be held in English. Simultaneous interpretation in French and Portuguese will be available for some sessions.
By when do I need to register?
The deadline for inclusion in the printed Participants booklet is 17 April 2014. We therefore recommend you register before this date.
Do I need a visa?
Check with the Nigerian Embassy or consulate nearest you for visa requirements. The World Economic Forum is not responsible for providing visas.
Where do I find additional information about the programme?
Basic information on the programme can be found on the Forum website at http://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-africa-0. Upon registration, you will receive your personal access information to the meeting’s private area on the website. For more information on Nigeria log on to www.WEFANigeria2014.com
World Economic Forum on Africa: Forging Inclusive Growth, Creating Jobs
“For Africa to remain relevant, we need to adequately educate our people, as it is through education that we can unlock the potential of our youth to enable Africa to compete globally, and create jobs in the new knowledge economy.”
– H.E. Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, President of Nigeria
Africa’s remarkable growth trajectory is projected to remain above 5 per cent in 2014 with West Africa the fastest growing sub-region, representing the continent’s largest business opportunity. Such momentum is a welcome and necessary boon to a region whose youthful population offers the prospects of a significant demographic dividend fuelled by growth in consumer industries, manufacturing and business process outsourcing.
Nigeria, sub-Saharan Africa’s second-largest economy and most populous nation – with over 160 million inhabitants – already plays a crucial role in advancing the continent’s growth; yet it is also emblematic of the challenges of converting natural wealth into solutions that address persistent social challenges.
As the foremost gathering on the continent, the 24th World Economic Forum on Africa will bring together regional and global leaders to discuss innovative structural reforms and investments that can sustain the continent’s growth while creating jobs and prosperity for all its citizens.
Where will the meeting take place?
The meeting will take place at the Transcorp Hilton Abuja, Abuja, Nigeria.
Where will I stay?
PublicisLive, the Forum’s operations and logistics provider, will arrange accommodation at the hotels below, You will receive a hotel booking form upon confirmation of your registration.
Participant Services Contact:
Vimesh Patel, Senior Manager Participant Services
Tel.: +41(0) 22869-1212
Email:
Other Participating Hotels:
Other Logistic Providers:
What does registration include?
The registrattion fee (3,500 CHF for Members, 5,000 CHF for non-members) includes access to all sessions.
What is the working language of the meeting?
Sessions will be held in English. Simultaneous interpretation in French and Portuguese will be available for some sessions.
By when do I need to register?
The deadline for inclusion in the printed Participants booklet is 17 April 2014. We therefore recommend you register before this date.
Do I need a visa?
Check with the Nigerian Embassy or consulate nearest you for visa requirements. The World Economic Forum is not responsible for providing visas.
Where do I find additional information about the programme?
Basic information on the programme can be found on the Forum website at http://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-africa-0. Upon registration, you will receive your personal access information to the meeting’s private area on the website. For more information on Nigeria log on to www.WEFANigeria2014.com
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