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debates Tough talk on development

Accra, ghana 20 November 2015 th

the place to be for african leaders

www.moibrahimfoundation.org

A unique platform to engage on Africa’s development

debates Tough talk on development

For the first time in

“ Experience shows that when political governance and economic management diverge, overall development becomes unsustainable.”

Accra, Ghana

in a prestigious setting

Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel at

Mo Ibrahim Mo Ibrahim Foundation

20th November from 2 to 6pm In partnership with the Mo Ibrahim Foundation.

Featuring high profile speakers, including Mo Ibrahim, as well as experts and people within the audience, the debate will allow Africa's elite to freely express their opinions on the subject. The jousting debaters and expert witnesses will keep the debate moving around the audience to ensure a real sense of participation.

5 REASONS TO BE THERE

400 leaders and decision makers from 24 African countries and 10 industries will debate on Africa's development

1. Experience a change of style, pace and structure from the usual panel discussion

A unique media coverage

4. Discover best practices of fast growing countries and companies

“Some of these decisions might not attract applause but certainly people have to understand that in the end, we shall all benefit.”

Paul Kagame President of Rwanda

2. Debate ideas and policies with a diverse audience 3. Expand your network of top-level contacts

5. Promote your company

Published by Groupe Jeune Afrique, The Africa Report has established itself as the essential source of information for doing business in Africa.

The Africa Report guarantees in-depth, on-the-ground reportage and provides 450,000 African and international readers with expert analysis of Africa’s fast-changing political and economic landscapes.

Entry to the debate strictly by invitation. Programme may change without notice.

Contact

www.theafricareport.com Event coordinator: a.kingsley-hall@theafricareport.com Sponsoring: advertising@theafricareport.com

“Governing a modern polity and economy has never been as complex as it is today in our interdependent and interconnected competitive world” Dr Mamphela Ramphele South African politician