AFRICA BIG 5 2026: Five major trade shows united under one roof in Kram
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- Tunisia will host AFRICA BIG 5 2026, a major economic and industrial event, from June 16-19 at the Kram Exhibition Park.
- The multisectoral event will unite companies, investors, and experts from Africa and beyond, focusing on energy, logistics, infrastructure, environment, mobility, and financial services.
- AFRICA BIG 5 2026 aims to foster expertise exchange, partnerships, and investment opportunities through specialized expos and a rich scientific program including conferences and workshops.
Tunis is set to host AFRICA BIG 5 2026, a significant economic and industrial gathering for the continent, from June 16 to 19 at the Kram Exhibition Park. This multisectoral event will bring together businesses, investors, experts, and decision-makers from across Africa and other regions.
Designed as an integrated platform for strategic economic sectors, AFRICA BIG 5 2026 will feature several specialized expos under one roof. These include PETROAFRICA (oil, gas, renewables), LOGISTICA AFRICA EXPO (logistics, transport), GREEN AFRICA (green technologies, sustainable development), AFRICA TRAFFIC, and AFRICA PUBLIC WORKS (traffic management, mobility, public works).
A new addition this year is the Africa Finance, Banking & Insurance Expo (AFBI), focusing on financial innovation and economic inclusion. This hub will connect financial institutions, insurance companies, fintechs, and regulators to discuss the future of finance in Africa.
The organizers emphasize the event's strength lies in the synergy between its diverse sectors, aiming to enhance economic collaboration and provide added value to participants. The event will also feature a robust scientific program with conferences, panel discussions, workshops, and B2B meetings, addressing key challenges and prospects in energy transition, digital transformation, infrastructure, and sustainable mobility.
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Originally published by La Presse in French. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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