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    Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu
    Governor of Lagos State, Nigeria
    Sanwo-Olu has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to infrastructure development as a key driver of economic growth in Lagos State.
    Harvesh Kumar Seegolam
    Former Governor, Bank of Mauritius
    Seegolam focused on strengthening and modernizing Mauritius's banking landscape, playing an instrumental role in delivering the national strategy for the financial services sector.
    Dr. James Alic Garang
    Former Governor, Bank of South Sudan
    Appointed in October 2023, Garang has been recognized for his role in promoting financial inclusion and economic resilience in South Sudan.
    Dr. Ernest Addison Former Governor
    Former Governor Bank of Ghana
    Addison served as the 15th governor of the Bank of Ghana, where he maintained monetary stability and implemented policies that strengthened Ghana's financial sector.
    Renganaden Padayachy
    Former Minister of Finance, Mauritius
    His tenure focused on fiscal management and economic planning to bolster Mauritius's economic stability.
    Lucia Iipumbu
    Former Minister of Trade, Namibia
    Iipumbu has been acknowledged for her efforts in enhancing Namibia's trade policies and promoting economic diversification through the development of national trade and investment frameworks.
    Rebecca Miano
    Cabinet Secretary for Tourism and Wildlife, Kenya
    Miano has held various cabinet positions, including Cabinet Secretary for Investments, Trade & Industry. Prior to her cabinet roles, she served as the Managing Director and CEO of KenGen Plc., the largest electricity producer in East Africa.
    Hon. Lee Kinyanjui
    Cabinet Secretary for Investments, Trade, and Industry, Kenya
    Formerly the Governor of Nakuru County, Kinyanjui elevated the municipality to city status and was named the most business-friendly governor in Africa by the African Leadership Magazine.
    Ahmed Shide
    Minister of Finance, Ethiopia
    Shide has spearheaded Ethiopia's economic reforms, enhancing private sector participation and leading significant development initiatives, including the establishment of the Ethiopian Securities Exchange.
    Rindra Rabarinirinarison
    Minister for Economy and Finance, Madagascar
    Appointed in August 2021, Rabarinirinarison has implemented fiscal policies promoting economic growth and financial inclusion, earning her the title of African Minister of the Year in 2023.

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