Oxford Africa Conference
Theme: Africa’s Prosperity: A New Approach?
12th - 13th May 2023
Conference Questions:
What is Africa’s current development model: push vs pull?
What are the core challenges and benefits of this model?
Can new developmental models be explored?
What geopolitical and economic factors are likely to impact a new approach?
What practical steps can be taken to advance such development?
Panel Sessions:
It will address these questions over 3 impactful panel sessions
1. Africa’s prosperity: National governance and foreign relations.
2. Driving Africa's prosperity through homegrown innovativeness.
3. The role of the private sector in promoting pull approaches for development in Africa. (Africa's private sector's involvement in advancing "pull" methods of development).
Key Workshop Areas
Health
Education/Soft power
Tech-enabled Innovation
Clean Energy
The Oxford Africa Conference is widely regarded as an influential platform and one of the largest Africa-focused conferences in Europe for the last ten years. Past speakers have included Dr Donald Kaberuka (7th President of the African Development Bank), Amina Mohammed (current Deputy Secretary General of the UN), and His Excellency Nana Akufo-Addo (President of the Republic of Ghana).
This year we hope to build on the breadth of conversation about development on the continent, but also take it a step further by increasing thedepth of dialogue engaged in by the participants.
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