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The Global African Investment Summit is a leading international investment summit, bringing high-level African government and investors to London to discuss investment opportunities into Africa. African Presidents, alongside Ministers and senior Government representatives, will be in attendance, to meet with over 750 global investors and project developers, to discuss active and bankable projects in African with the sole purpose of transaction.

This year’s two-day programme agenda will address ‘Transforming African Economies for Global Competitiveness’, covering the Natural Resources, Infrastructure and Power Sectors. New for 2015, sees the addition of dedicated sessions on Infrastructure, Real Estate and FMCG, a case study stream, and roundtable discussions addressing over 150 bankable projects.

Are you seeking direct foreign investment for your African business project?

Secure your project’s investment at The Global African Investment Summit – attended by qualified global investors in control of US$235 billion.

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The summit will bring together six African heads of state and over 20 ministers to transact on bankable projects requiring investment in sub-Saharan Africa.We have lined up a host of bankable projects requiring investment from these delegations and now we welcome additional submissions from the private sector.

This is your opportunity to submit your project and attract legitimate funds directly from the investment community. We invite you to submit your projects today in the areas of agribusiness, infrastructure, natural resources and power.

Sourcing well-structured and audited bankable projects continues to be a serious challenge for investors in Africa.  Take the opportunity to secure investment for your projects by making your online submission on www.tgais.com by Monday 5 October .

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