Investment in Lusophone Africa Brings Together Investors and Decision-Makers in Sal
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Investment in Lusophone Africa Brings Together Investors and Decision-Makers in Sal

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 10:52

The Lusophone Africa Investment Forum 2026 takes place on October 26 and 27 on Sal Island, in Cape Verde. The event brings together investors and decision-makers to discuss the major investment opportunities in the Lusophone Africa region.

The central question that will be at the heart of the conversations during the forum is where the next major investment opportunities in Lusophone Africa can be found. The event aims to provide a platform for discussion and identification of these opportunities.

The forum takes place in Cape Verde, the host country of this meeting that brings together investment sector professionals and decision-makers from various African Lusophone countries.

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