Canada-United States (US) collaboration in Africa under discussion on May
22nd in Washington, DC

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Canada-United States (US) collaboration in Africa under discussion on May
22nd in Washington, DC

13.05.2024 / 08:00 EST/EDT
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Canada-United States (US) collaboration in Africa under discussion on May
22nd
in Washington, DC

The Lobito Corridor will serve as one example of opportunities for deepening
trade and investment partnerships in Africa, through networking and
information-sharing at the inaugural private sector forum

The Canada-Africa Chamber of Business ( www.CanadaAfrica.ca) is delighted to
announce its first-ever Canada-US Business Forum on Africa, taking place on
May 22, 2024, in Washington, DC.

While the Lobito Corridor is under the spotlight as one example of
opportunities In African markets, discussions will focus on how Canadian and
US firms can collaborate in partnership - with African counterparts - across
a host of major projects: including opportunities resulting from large
catalytic initiatives.

Gabriel Tshitende ( https://apo-opa.co/3uOXGUX) of Elephant Trade-Services
DRC ( https://ElephantTrade.net/), headline sponsor of the forum, says the
DRC offers significant opportunities in sectors including mining and
infrastructure, to name but two.

The full program is online here ( https://apo-opa.co/3WEGhKm). A limited
number of spaces are still available for interested attendees who may
register online to request attendance.

"Providing North American businesses with direct partnership opportunities
with local counterparts in African markets is one of the most productive
outcomes of programs like these,' says Garreth Bloor, President of the
Canada-Africa Chamber of Business.

"There are various de-risking solutions for co-investment and joint
ventures," says Tshitende, who recently received an award (
https://apo-opa.co/3wDCX7q) from the Canada-Africa Chamber of Business
during its recent 30-year anniversary in Toronto.

"I will be in the United States to showcase the immense opportunities for
American firms, as I have done in Canada where we are accelerating trade and
investment - doing so through private sector partnerships. A strong local
partner who is in it for the long-term can ride out ups and downs in any
market and help de-risk projects''.

Confirmed attendees at the upcoming forum also include elected and appointed
high-level officials from North America and African markets, as well as
invited strategists.

Interested parties may request attendance here ( https://apo-opa.co/44CCwa6).

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of The Canada-Africa Chamber of Business.

Download image: https://apo-opa.co/3WAUbwU

Image caption: Gabriel Tshitende

About Elephant Trade-Services DRC

With over 1000 employees and multiple projects, Elephant Trade-Services DRC
provides local and expat workforce services to projects in the DRC,
undertaking electrical and automation services. Current clients include
Glencore.

Most recently Elephant Trade-Services was named the top recommended service
provider for the Tenke Fungurume Mine - a CMOC Group Limited operation - by
ARSP, the DRC's regulatory body promoting local business development in the
country.

https://ElephantTrade.net/


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