Opportunities in Africa
The Covid-19 pandemic affected economies across the world and Africa was no exception. Real GDP for Africa contracted by 2.1% in 2020. However, with the exception of a few countries in Europe, most of the world is on the path of recovery. With unlimited opportunities and a project market worth over $2 Trillion, is Africa ready to recover as well? Â
Webinar detail
ABiQ is hosting a webinar to discuss the opportunities in Africa post-Covid-19. ABiQ will also discuss upcoming and ongoing projects in Africa, top-performing sectors, challenges, and the future of the region.
About ABiQ
With Africa deeply embedded in our roots, ABiQ is committed to supporting the growth of the African economy. Africa is a land of opportunities and ABiQ can help you with your growth plans for the region.
With our unique networking tool, you can:
- Track projects in Africa and the Middle East worth over $5 Trillion
- Access over a million companies in Africa and the Middle East
- Access Company shareholders, subsidiaries, and detailed contact information
- Connect with decision-makers and grow your business
- Drive your growth strategy across Africa & the Middle East region
Book a free demo now or register here to get free access to a light version of our platform.Â
Sectors we cover
Energy
Oil and Gas
Government
Construction
Manufacturing
Water
Mining
Healthcare
Financial Services
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