organized by AfricInvest, FMO and PharmAccess
It is expected that during the coming 20 years, the nature of doing business in Africa will completely change and technology will play an important role within the development of the private sector. New initiatives, changing technology, new start-ups in Africa will expand operations and businesses thus increasing the reach and impact. Already, the contribution of fintech to Africa’s GDP is expected to increase to $150 billion by 2022.
AfricInvest, FMO and PharmAccess organize a special symposium on Monday 4 November at 14:00, to be held at the Amsterdam Health & Technology Centre (AHTC - address: Paasheuvelweg 25). We will share how technology plays a vital role in achieving returns on the African continent. What are the contributions of Dutch companies, investors and organisations in the technological transformation in Africa? What can Dutch and African innovators learn from each other? And how can the health sector and the non-health sectors learn from each other?
For this event, very exciting speakers, investors, companies and organisations at the forefront of innovative technology and private sector development in the Netherlands and Africa, have been identified.
