Row rect Shape Decorative svg added to bottom EVENTS 8 th Edition Southern Africa – Europe CEO Dialogue Absa | Corporate and Investment Banking > Insights and Events > 8 th Edition Southern Africa – Europe CEO Dialogue SHARE For the eighth consecutive year, The European House – Ambrosetti was nominated in the “Best Private Think Tanks” category as the number one think tank in Italy, ranking number four in the European Union. As part of the Ambrosetti offering, The Southern Africa – CEO Dialogue a flagship Forum on the African Continent aims to build an influential community of leaders who in turn grow their enterprises, countries and continents. The African Chapter is strictly reserved for CEOs of the South African, Southern African and multinational groups operating in the region. Key to this building a permanent and exclusive community of leaders that can influence economic relations of the two regions and their countries. Absa Corporate and Investment Banking is proud to be part of a unique dialogue which aims to foster long-term growth of strategic trade and economic relations between Europe and Africa. A Global Think Tank with Pan-African relevance The Southern Africa Europe CEO Dialogue, an international flagship forum of The European House – Ambrosetti, takes place in Johannesburg on the 25th and 26th of November. Some of the best minds in the business will connect and collaborate on cross-continental dialogues. The kind that will connect the world to a web of economic opportunity in Africa. The more we connect at events like The Southern Africa Europe CEO Dialogue, the closer we come to realising our full potential as global players right here in Africa. The bravery to imagine and the will to get things done. That’s Africanacity. Corporate and Investment Banking https://cib.absa.africa/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/file_example_MP3_700KB.mp3 Related Articles POWER, UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE INSIGHTS The Risk Problem with Investors Treating African Energy as One Market The El Niño-linked drought that parched Southern Africa in 2024 emptied one of the most important pieces of energy infrastructure on the continent. Lake Kariba, which stretches across the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, dropped towards some of its lowest usable levels in years as rainfall across the Zambezi basin dwindled. Read more POWER, UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE INSIGHTS Africa’s Power Market is Learning to Share British power developer Gridworks recently signed two landmark agreements with the Government of Uganda to begin construction on the Amari Project, widely regarded as Africa’s first independent transmission project to reach this phase. Read more POWER, UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE INSIGHTS Africa’s Industries Are Power Hungry, And Investors Want a Seat at the Table When New York-based energy firm Hydro-Link partnered last year with Swiss infrastructure group Mitrelli to develop a 1,150-kilometre transmission line between Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the logic behind the investment was difficult to miss. Read more
