Africa-Press – Angola. The regulatory evolution of new business models, the use of the shared economy model in the agricultural sector and the implementation of good environmental, social and governance practices will mark the debates of the 2nd. edition of the Shared Economy Forum, scheduled for the 29th of this month, in Luanda.
Alongside these themes, event participants will also reflect on the contribution of the sharing economy in attracting investment from Angolan startups, a forum that is expected to feature the participation of national and foreign companies and experts.
The event’s agenda also includes reflection on the regulation of fuel prices and their impact on digital mobility platforms.
According to the forum’s promoter, Justo Eliseu, cited in a press release, the forum aims, essentially, to debate the current dilemmas faced by businesspeople, taking into account the gradual reduction of fuel subsidies and the impact of this measure on business of the new Angolan economy.
Under the motto “Angola and the new economy”, the forum plans to bring together national and international entrepreneurs, academics and investors, who will share experiences of investment opportunities in the country. Among the participants, the presence of businesspeople and experts from Nigeria stands out.
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