What to Expect
The 11th edition comes at a critical juncture for African economies, as governments and businesses confront heightened global volatility, shifting trade patterns, pressure on supply chains, changing investment flows and the need to strengthen the continent’s capacity to generate sustainable and resilient economic growth. Under the theme “Navigating Global Volatility: Building Resilient African Economies & Trade Corridors,” the Summit will examine practical strategies for strengthening Africa’s economic resilience, deepening regional value chains, mobilising investment, expanding productive capacity and developing more secure and efficient trade corridors.
“Beyond Aid: Co-Building Shared Prosperity — The Next Chapter of UK–Africa Partnership”,
The UK and Africa share history, language, law, people and markets. The next decade will be defined not by aid, but by what we build together: resilient health systems, power for 600 million people, digital economies, secure seas and borders, responsible mineral supply chains and skills for the world’s youngest workforce. The ALM Africa Summit London brings together the leaders who can make that happen — and asks them to leave with commitments, not just conversations.