Access Bank Champions Youth and Diaspora-Led Growth at IATF 2025
Access Bank emphasized its commitment to fostering economic collaboration, particularly focusing on youth and diaspora-driven growth at the IATF 2025. The bank's CEO for Caribbean Expansion, Sunmbo Olatunji, highlighted the importance of leveraging Africa's demographic advantage and natural resources to drive sustainable development.
Olatunji emphasized the need for partnerships in sectors like agriculture, technology, and tourism to boost economic growth. Access Bank sees the youth and diaspora as key players in shaping a borderless business collaboration for a stronger global economy.
Olatunji also pointed out the potential synergies between Africa and the Caribbean region in unlocking agricultural value chains, promoting cultural exports, and fostering innovation ecosystems.
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