The Africa Blue Economy Summit is a Pan-African platform connecting investors, financiers, island and coastal state leaders, researchers, and stakeholders to explore Blue Economy investment opportunities.

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What is the Africa Blue Economy Summit (ABES)?

The Africa Blue Economy Summit (ABES) is a premier Pan-African event focused on advancing sustainable investment and innovation in Africa's Blue Economy. It provides a platform for stakeholders, thought leaders, and investors to collaborate, share insights, and unlock opportunities in sectors such as marine infrastructure, aquaculture, tourism, and renewable energy.

The summit, themed "Investing in Africa’s Blue Economy for Future and Accelerated Growth," will be held from Wednesday, May 21, 2025, to Friday, May 23, 2025, in Namibia.

The summit is open to a diverse audience, including: C-Suite executives, Policymakers, Development finance institutions, Private equity and venture capital investors, Environmentalists and researchers, Entrepreneurs and start-ups, Representatives from UN and international agencies

You can register for the summit through our online registration portal. Simply click the "Register Now" button on the website and follow the steps to complete your registration. Early registration is recommended due to limited capacity.

Attendees will: Gain insights into Africa’s Blue, Economy investment opportunities. Connect with global investors, innovators, and thought leaders. Access B2B and B2G networking opportunities. Learn about sustainable and tech-driven solutions for Blue Economy challenges. Contribute to shaping policies and strategies for a thriving Blue Economy.

Yes, the summit will feature exhibitions where organizations can showcase innovative solutions, products, and services related to the Blue Economy. These exhibitions are designed to foster connections and highlight key contributions to the sector.

What is the Blue Economy, and why is it important?

The Blue Economy refers to the sustainable use of ocean and water resources to promote economic growth, improve livelihoods, and ensure environmental sustainability. It is critical for addressing global challenges such as climate change, food security, and equitable development, especially in Africa. Registered participants will gain access to an exclusive networking platform.

Yes, we understand the need for accessibility. The summit will feature a hybrid format, allowing participants to join in person or virtually. Details about virtual participation will be shared closer to the event date.

For further inquiries, please visit our Contact Us page or email us at info@blueeconomysummit.africa. Our team will be happy to assist you.

The theme for the Africa Blue Economy Summit 2025 is “Investing in Africa’s Blue Economy for Future and Accelerated Growth.” This theme reflects the importance of leveraging Africa's vast aquatic resources to drive sustainable economic development, create jobs, and promote innovation while addressing environmental and social challenges.

Yes, the summit will feature a special masterclass focused on “The Future of Work and Entrepreneurship in the Blue Economy” for youth and women. This pre-summit event aims to empower and equip participants with skills and knowledge to thrive in the Blue Economy.

If you are interested in participating in the exhibition, please contact Liliaan from Client Services for detailed information and guidance. You can reach her via email at lillian@blueeconomysummit.africa or through the contact form on our website.

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