REACO Conference 2025 Focuses on Infrastructure Resilience

 


REACO International has officially announced the upcoming REACO Conference 2025, scheduled to take place from June 26 to 28 at the Accra Digital Centre. Themed “Resilient Infrastructure: Pragmatic Solutions for a Changing World,” the event seeks to unite global professionals across the built environment to address the urgent need for sustainable and resilient infrastructure solutions.

At the media launch, Executive Director of REACO International, Ebenezer Duncan Eghan, emphasized the importance of the event in today’s rapidly changing global landscape. “We are not just organizing a conference,” he said. “We are building a community of professionals, researchers, and stakeholders united by a common goal—to create a resilient and sustainable future.”

The three-day conference will feature keynote presentations, technical sessions, panel discussions, and exhibitions. It is expected to attract engineers, architects, contractors, urban planners, policymakers, and academics, all focused on tackling infrastructure challenges stemming from climate change, urban expansion, and technological advancement.

REACO International is known for promoting best practices, fostering collaboration, and offering a dynamic platform for professional growth in the built and natural environment sectors. With a strong commitment to knowledge-sharing, the organization aims to help individuals and institutions unlock their full potential in responding to contemporary infrastructure demands.

“Our mission is simple yet powerful,” Eghan added. “We provide a space where ideas can grow, partnerships can form, and actionable solutions can emerge.”

By welcoming both local and international participants, REACO Conference 2025 will highlight the critical role of resilience and innovation in shaping infrastructure that can withstand current and future global challenges. The event offers a timely opportunity for professionals to network, share insights, and drive real-world impact.

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