Epena Law Presents the Inaugural Francophone Africa Business Summit (FABS), Lagos Edition: Epena Law, a trailblazer in legal services, proudly announces the debut of the Francophone Africa Business Summit (FABS) 2024, to be held on February 29th at the esteemed Four Points by Sheraton Hotel in Lagos, Nigeria.
Themed “Investing in Francophone Africa: Playbook and Opportunities,” FABS 2024 aims to forge new economic alliances between major Anglophone and Francophone African markets, unlocking untapped potential across these regions.
This summit serves as a pivotal gathering for investors, industry leaders, decision-makers, and entrepreneurs from both regions. FABS 2024 will delve into critical issues and opportunities in sectors vital to Africa’s growth, spanning Energy, Banking & Finance, Telcos, Infrastructure, and more. The event promises engaging panel discussions, sector-specific roundtables, and exclusive networking opportunities to stimulate new commercial dynamics.
With a distinguished lineup of speakers and industry specialists, FABS 2024 aims to offer profound insights into investing in Francophone Africa across diverse sectors. Beyond an event, this summit marks a pioneering step toward fostering robust business relationships between Francophone and Anglophone Africa, inaugurating a series of summits dedicated to cross-border investments and collaboration.
FABS 2024 is positioned as a cornerstone event, uniting stakeholders to explore and capitalize on growth opportunities between French-speaking African countries and Nigeria. As the inaugural edition unfolds, it symbolizes a landmark moment in fostering collaboration, driving economic progress, and establishing enduring ties between these vibrant African regions.
About Epena Law:
Epena Law, a corporate law firm headquartered in Cameroon with offices in Abidjan, and London, and a presence in Nigeria has 39 years of cumulative experience facilitating major transactions throughout Francophone and Anglophone Africa. The firm’s unique expertise at the intersection of Africa’s diverse legal systems and business environments, allows them to seamlessly smooth complexities inherent to cross-border expansions, thereby serving as a gateway connecting international investors to overlooked opportunities across Africa.
