African Leaders and Partners Summit 2025

African Leaders and Partners Summit 2025

Theme: Advancing U.S and Global Investment in Africa’s Food and Energy Future: A Strategic Approach to Risk Mitigation and Mutual Prosperity

By EBII Group

Date and time

September 18 · 5pm - September 19 · 6pm EDT

Location

George Washington University

21st Street NW Washington, DC 20052

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About this event

  • Event lasts 1 day 1 hour

About the Summit


The African Leaders and Partners Summit (ALP Summit) represents a pivotal evolution in EBII Group’s commitment to fostering strong, sustainable economic partnerships between Africa and the global community. Building on the foundation of the Africa Investment Risk and Compliance Summit (AIRCS), the ALP Summit expands its scope to encompass strategic investment, risk mitigation, and long-term development.

Hosted by EBII Group in collaboration with George Washington University, this inaugural summit in Washington, DC, will convene a distinguished assembly of African heads of state, senior U.S. government officials, international policymakers, global investors, private sector leaders, multilateral institutions, and members of the African diaspora.

Timed strategically ahead of the United Nations General Assembly, the summit aims to influence global priorities and drive impactful trade and investment outcomes. Together, participants will address Africa’s most pressing challenges and opportunities in food security, energy transition, and economic resilience.


Summit Origins

The ALP Summit builds upon the success of the AIRCS, which welcomed dignitaries including the Presidents of Ghana and Sierra Leone, the Prime Minister of St. Lucia, the Secretary-General of AfCFTA, members of the U.S. Congress, central bank governors, and private sector executives.

Its vision was further strengthened during the Africa Leaders and Partners Forum in April 2025, hosted by EBII Group in collaboration with the Embassy of Ghana and Black Professionals in International Affairs (BPIA). The forum drew over 200 influential stakeholders, laying the groundwork for deeper engagement on U.S.–Africa relations in a shifting global context.


Summit Purpose

The ALP Summit is a high-level platform designed to strengthen trade and investment partnerships between Africa and global stakeholders. With a focus on risk mitigation, the Summit will:

  • Address critical investment challenges
  • Propose strategic policy and regulatory reforms
  • Promote sustainable economic cooperation

It will foster informed decision-making, enhance investor confidence, and facilitate meaningful collaboration between governments and the private sector.


Summit Objectives

  • Strengthen U.S.–Africa Trade and Investment: Deepen bilateral economic ties aligned with evolving global priorities.
  • Promote Sustainable Growth: Secure financing and innovation in Africa’s food and energy sectors.
  • Leverage Diaspora Expertise: Mobilize diaspora capital and knowledge for transformative development.
  • Improve Governance and Risk Mitigation: Strengthen compliance frameworks and financial integrity.
  • Establish Accountability Mechanisms: Implement a high-level Working Group to track progress and execution.


Key Focus Areas for Summit Dialogue

  1. Navigating Food Security and Energy Transition Amid Geopolitical Shifts
    High-Level Keynotes & Panels
  1. De-Risking Investment in Africa
    Workshops & Fireside Chats
  2. Diaspora Capital and Influence
    Panel Discussions
  3. Financing Africa’s Food and Energy Future
    Panels & Workshops
  4. Resilience Through Reform
    Policy Dialogues
  5. Boosting U.S.–Africa Commercial Diplomacy
    Business Roundtables
  6. Arab–African Investment Synergies
    Keynote by BADEA & Partner Panels
  7. Capital Markets and Financial Innovation
    Technical Workshops
  8. Technology-Driven Transformation in Food and Energy
    Innovation Showcases & Fireside Chats
  9. Strategic Roadmap: U.S.–Africa Investment Agenda 2026+
    Closing Plenary


Expected Outcomes

  • Strategic Trade and Investment Partnerships: A revitalized U.S.–Africa trade framework tailored to emerging economic realities.
  • Launch of Joint Investment Programs: Focused on agriculture, infrastructure, and energy.
  • Governance, Compliance, and Risk Mitigation: Adoption of actionable risk mitigation strategies and regulatory best practices.
  • Formal Diaspora Investment Platforms: Mobilizing capital at scale to support Africa’s transformation.
  • Actionable Follow-Up Plans: A roadmap for continued momentum and measurable impact post-summit.


Join the Conversation

The African Leaders and Partners Summit is a landmark convening of policymakers, investors, regulators, industry leaders, and diaspora stakeholders committed to advancing Africa’s economic transformation.

Join us in Washington, DC, on September 18–19, 2025, as we chart a bold new course for U.S. and global investment in Africa’s food and energy future.

For details on registration, sponsorship, or the agenda, please contact our event team at summit@ebiigroup.com


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Organized by

The African Investment Risk and Compliance Summit (AIRC)

A core mission of EBII Group is to promote and support excellence in Risk and Compliance Assessments. The annual African Investment Risk and Compliance Summit brings this mission to life.

The EBII Group has hosted its flagship annual Africa Investment Risk and Compliance Summit (AIRCS), converging political and business leaders, academics and regulators to find coordinated solutions to Africa’s investment challenges. The summit’s influence has grown exponentially over the years. It has hosted key decision makers including Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo, Sierra Leone’s President Julius Bio, US Congresswoman Rep. Ilhan Omar, Dr. Mo Ibrahim and African Continental Free Trade Secretary General, H.E Wamkele Mene, Oxford University’s Vice Chancellor to name a few and have addressed very critical investment challenges across the African continent. The EBII Group has attracted over 5000 attendees from 80 countries, and Adjoa Adjei-Twum, EBII Group’s Founder and CEO, has been featured on global media networks such as BBC, CNN, CNBC, and Sky News.

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