O fórum foi realizado em colaboração com a FARA, Diageo, PROGIS, Heineken, Rabobank, Infoterra e África Invest, tendo acolhido 185 delegados de 38 países de quatro continentes. O evento demonstrou a mudança positiva que decorre no ambiente empresarial Africano e a atracção que o mesmo representa junto de investidores internacionais.
Empresários, investidores internacionais e especialistas apresentaram soluções práticas de negócios para a indústria alimentar e agricultura em África.
O principal resultado do fórum foi a atitude positiva global das empresas ocidentais, que estão dispostas a investir em África, a implementar projectos e a assumir riscos financeiros.
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