About Infra for Africa Forum
Infra for Africa Forum is where Africa’s infrastructure ambitions meet capital, partnerships, and delivery.
More than a forum, it is a premier investment platform bringing together leaders from government, finance, and industry, to mobilize capital, forge partnerships, and accelerate the delivery of transformative infrastructure across Africa.
Driving Action Through Strategic Dialogue
Infra for Africa Forum is where Africa’s infrastructure priorities are transformed into partnerships, investments, and action.
Over the years, the Forum has helped catalyze major infrastructure agreements, mobilized capital, and advanced strategic projects across energy, transport, and digital infrastructure.
More than a convening, it is where governments, investors, and industry leaders come together to turn opportunities into tangible outcomes.
Priority Areas for Impact
Over two days, participants will explore investment opportunities, innovative financing solutions, and the partnerships needed to deliver Africa's next generation of transformative infrastructure.
From mobilizing domestic capital and scaling energy systems to digital infrastructure and asset recycling, the Forum is where investment opportunities move closer to delivery.
A Trusted Partner for Delivery
Africa50 a specialist investor in African infrastructure, developing, de-risking and delivering projects to unlock economic growth across the continent. Africa50 is currently owned by 33 African countries, the African Development Bank, 2 African central banks, and the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) of South Africa.
We unlock access to Africa’s most significant infrastructure priorities, and shape them into investable opportunities.
The Infra for Africa Forum directly supports this mission by convening stakeholders to originate transactions, advance enabling environments, and close the gap between capital and delivery.
Tanzania: A Regional Anchor for Investment
Strategically located at the crossroads of East and Southern Africa, Tanzania serves as a gateway to regional markets and global trade. With access to the Indian Ocean and borders with eight countries, it plays a critical role in regional connectivity, commerce, and economic integration.
Driven by political stability, sustained economic growth, and significant investments in transport, energy, and digital infrastructure, Tanzania is emerging as a leading destination for investment on the continent.
Its abundant natural resources, growing consumer market, and commitment to private sector participation continue to strengthen its position as a regional hub for trade, investment, and long-term economic development.