APD 2025: Advancing Africa’s Single Market Vision



The Africa Prosperity Dialogues (APD) 2025 is set to convene from January 30 to February 1, 2025, at the Accra International Conference Centre. Under the theme “Delivering Africa’s Single Market through Infrastructure: Invest. Connect. Integrate,” the summit aims to accelerate the African economic integration agenda.


Organized by the Africa Prosperity Network in collaboration with the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat and under the patronage of Ghana’s Office of the President, the event will bring together nearly 3,000 participants, including African heads of state, industry leaders, CEOs, policymakers, and development partners.


The three-day event will emphasize leveraging infrastructure to unify Africa’s market of 1.4 billion consumers. Discussions will cover topics such as infrastructure funding, transport, logistics, sustainable energy, digital infrastructure, and healthcare systems.


The opening day will feature the Projet Afrique Exhibition, international dignitaries, and discussions on funding and logistics for free movement across Africa. A welcome reception at Kempinski Hotel will conclude the day.


Day Two will delve into topics like STEM education, urban development, and manufacturing, with an open forum to gather input for the summit’s outcome document.


The final day will host a High-Level Heads of State and Business Leaders’ Dialogue, including a Presidential Roundtable and fireside conversations on BADEA’s US$50 billion Investment Fund and insights from a leading African industrialist.


The event will close with the Africa Prosperity Champions Awards and Presidential Gala Dinner, celebrating outstanding contributions to Africa’s prosperity and its 2063 vision.







For tickets, registration, and more details, visit www.africaprosperitynetwork.com.

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