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President Ghazouani Participates in the 12th Edition of the CEO Forum in Abidjan
High-Level Participation in Africa’s Premier Business Forum
President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani of Mauritania took part in the 12th edition of the Africa CEO Forum, held in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire. The event, which brings together influential leaders from across the continent, serves as a platform for dialogue between African heads of state, CEOs of major companies, and international investors. President Ghazouani’s presence underscores Mauritania’s commitment to economic transformation and regional cooperation.
The forum, organized under the theme of accelerating Africa’s economic sovereignty, attracted more than 2,000 participants, including political leaders, business executives, and development partners. It provided a unique opportunity for President Ghazouani to highlight Mauritania’s economic reforms, investment opportunities, and strategic vision for sustainable development.
Key Themes and Strategic Discussions
During the forum, President Ghazouani engaged in high-level discussions focused on:
- Strengthening public-private partnerships to drive economic growth
- Enhancing regional integration and trade across African markets
- Promoting innovation and digital transformation in key sectors
- Attracting foreign investment to support infrastructure and energy projects
These discussions aligned with Mauritania’s national development agenda, which emphasizes diversification of the economy, job creation, and improved governance. President Ghazouani also met with several CEOs and international stakeholders to explore avenues for collaboration and investment in Mauritania.
Mauritania’s Vision for Economic Sovereignty
In his address at the forum, President Ghazouani emphasized the importance of African nations taking ownership of their economic futures. He outlined Mauritania’s efforts to create a favorable business climate, including reforms in the legal and financial sectors, and initiatives to support entrepreneurship and innovation.
He also highlighted the country’s strategic geographic position and its potential as a hub for energy, mining, and fisheries. By participating in the Africa CEO Forum, President Ghazouani reaffirmed Mauritania’s openness to international partnerships and its ambition to play a more prominent role in Africa’s economic landscape.
Conclusion: A Step Forward for Regional Cooperation and Investment
President Ghazouani’s participation in the 12th Africa CEO Forum in Abidjan marks a significant step in strengthening Mauritania’s ties with regional and global economic actors. His engagement at the forum not only showcased the country’s development potential but also reinforced its commitment to collaborative growth and sustainable progress.
As Africa continues to navigate complex economic challenges, platforms like the CEO Forum offer vital opportunities for leaders to align strategies, share experiences, and build partnerships that can drive the continent forward. Mauritania’s active involvement signals its readiness to contribute meaningfully to this shared vision.
