Africa-Press – Cape verde. The Afrodescendant International Group (GIA) will hold the second Afrodescendant Business Meeting at TechPark in Praia from the 27th to the 29th of this month. This event will bring together African and diaspora businesspeople to promote partnerships, innovation and sustainable economic development.
Following the success of the first edition held in Portugal, according to the organizers, the Afrodescendant Business Meeting will return in 2025 with a new edition, this time in Cape Verde.
Over the course of three days, TechPark will host lectures, panels, workshops, business roundtables, exhibitions and cultural events, with the aim of strengthening the Afrodescendant business ecosystem.
The organizers intend to consolidate the initiative as a platform for cooperation between businesspeople from the diaspora and the African continent, promoting the exchange of knowledge, the construction of strategic partnerships and the promotion of entrepreneurship based on innovation and sustainability.
According to the promoters, the event includes a tour of the island of Santiago, integrating the business component with the appreciation of cultural heritage.
African music, dance and gastronomy will also be highlighted, creating an atmosphere of celebration and identity recognition.
Among the confirmed speakers, national and international personalities from the areas of health, investment opportunities, technology and renewable energy, tourism and investment in Africa, entrepreneurship and financing stand out.
The organizers emphasize that the meeting is open to businesspeople, entrepreneurs, academics, community leaders and others interested in the advancement of the African diaspora.
The International Group of African Descent (GIA) was created by citizens of African descent in Europe, with the purpose of promoting interaction and a collaborative spirit of knowledge between Africa and Europe for the development of communities of African descent throughout the world.
Through events, training initiatives and strategic partnerships, the group seeks to foster economic growth and sustainability in Afro-descendant communities.
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