Infrastructure Africa

Africa | Construction

Third Party Event

09 Jun 2016 - 10 Jun 2016

We invite you to join us at this year’s most important infrastructure event – Infrastructure Africa 2016. It takes place from the
9 – 10 June 2016, at the Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, and brings together leading infrastructure experts from across the continent.

The 5thth annual event, partnered with the African Development Bank and NEPAD, is the forum for infrastructure development in Africa and is a leading event for all industry sectors.

The African Development Bank Group will be hosting Infrastructure Ministers and 150 key African Business Executives to the meeting.  Dramatically increase your networking reach by having access to these AfDB delegates and 120+ expert speakers and 400+ infrastructure players and solution providers now by joining us at the 5th annual Infrastructure Africa event.

Oxford Business Group is pleased to be an endorsing partner for the event and will be at the conference to discuss industry trends, queries and of course connect with you! We look forward to meeting you at Infrastructure Africa 2016.

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