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By Merit Ibe
The Africa Chief Executive Club (ACEC) has emphasized that stronger alliances and partnerships among investors are crucial to boost intra-African trade and unlock the continent’s full economic potential.
President of ACEC, Fatoumatta Gaye, made the statement during a business forum in Abuja as part of efforts to boost the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area, (AfCFTA).
Gaye noted that through alliances and collaborations, new pathways are created for entrepreneurs to thrive, for women to lead with confidence, and for youth to find opportunities beyond boundaries.
According to her, cross-border business partnerships among African countries would lead to a safer, stronger, and more connected African business environment.
She noted that alliances among countries in Africa would create new pathways for entrepreneurs to thrive, for women to lead with confidence, and for youth to find opportunities beyond boundaries.
“Through these alliances, we are creating new pathways for entrepreneurs to thrive, for women to lead with confidence, and for youth to find opportunities beyond boundaries.
“We believe that true transformation happens when leadership meets collaboration, when vision meets structure, and when institutions, public and private, come together to move our continent forward,” she stated.
