Experts Call for Bankable Projects to Transform Africa's Infrastructure Landscape
At the PMI Global Summit Series in Kigali, experts emphasized the importance of developing bankable projects to bridge Africa's $70 billion annual infrastructure gap. The summit highlighted that the lack of well-prepared projects is a major hindrance to Africa's transformation.
Former President of the African Development Bank, Akinwumi Adesina, stressed Africa's pivotal moment in history and the continent's vast potential for growth through strategic project management and partnerships. Managing Director of PMI Africa, George Asamani, underlined the need to close the infrastructure gap to ensure impactful project delivery and drive Africa's global influence and economic growth.
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