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The third edition of the Italy Africa Business Week forum – IABW -, organized by our Association Le Réseau, confirmed the constant and growing trend of African Stakeholders’ interest for Italy. However, it suffers from a communication handicap that hinders the consolidation and creation of relations between African countries and Italy. It is therefore essential to strengthen communication platforms and tools such as the IABW Forum and above all to know how to communicate what the Italian Country System can offer in terms of opportunities, industrial culture, and transfer of know-how.
Through this new edition of the forum, we would like to relaunch the “Italian model of business and international cooperation” in Africa, especially after the recent pandemic caused by Covid19.
This edition will be organized in a hybrid way: both face to face and online.
Italy Africa Business Week 2020, 9/10/11 November 2020
Villa Aurelia Via Leone XIII, 459 – 00165 Rome – Italy
Attività
- incontrare una rappresentanza qualificata di imprenditori africani o italiani;
- acquisire un elenco di potenziali partner suddivisi per settore;
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