The Global Tourism Forum (GTF) will bring together in Luanda, on June 18 and 19, international investors, policymakers, and industry leaders at the Angola Investment Summit to discuss new investment opportunities in Africa.
The meeting aims to position tourism as a driver of development, opening space for investment in areas such as hospitality, aviation, renewable energy, and digital transformation. The goal is to accelerate projects and create new connections between international capital and African markets.
Angola assumes a central role as an emerging investment destination, benefiting from economic reforms, infrastructure expansion, and abundant natural resources. The country seeks to strengthen its commitment to economic diversification, with tourism gaining prominence in its growth strategy.
According to Angola’s Minister of Tourism, Márcio de Jesus Lopes Daniel, the country is experiencing "a decisive moment in its development trajectory," creating conditions to attract sustainable investment and international partnerships. "We welcome global stakeholders to discover the vast opportunities our country offers and to be part of a transformative chapter in Angola’s growth story," the official added in a statement sent to JN.
With more than one thousand participants expected, the program includes high-level panels, closed-door investment meetings, business-to-business (B2B) sessions, and networking opportunities. The event will address topics such as public-private collaboration, intra-African connectivity, the growth of the middle class, and the impact of technology on economic diversification.
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