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Browsing: Risks investing in Africa
- Agreement is critical in promoting infrastructure and economic development projects in 10 member states common to both institutions.
- ATIDI and ASF plan to enhance the region’s attractiveness to investors by mitigating risks often associated with doing business in Africa.
- The partnership has the potential to provide tailored financial solutions for Africa’s unique challenges.
A new agreement between the African Trade & Investment Development Insurance (ATIDI) and African Solidarity Fund (ASF) is poised to reshape Africa’s investment trajectory.
This partnership seeks to bolster economic development across the continent by mitigating risks associated with investment and trade. Signed during the Africa Investment Forum 2024 (AIF 2024) in Rabat, Morocco, the agreement signals a growing focus on collaborative solutions to Africa’s economic challenges.
Strengthening Africa’s Development Infrastructure
The agreement’s central aim is to promote infrastructure and economic development projects in member states common to both institutions. These include Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Chad, …