CONVERSATION WITH AFRICA - Pan African Woman's Forum (Second Edition)

Theme: Education, a Catalyst for Implementation: The Role of African Women as Architects of Inclusive Trade
Date: 2025
Location: Oyo State, Nigeria

The CONVERSATION WITH AFRICA – Pan African Woman’s Forum is a distinguished event that brings together African women policymakers, business leaders, entrepreneurs, and scholars to explore how women can drive inclusive trade and sustainable economic growth across the continent.

This year’s edition, hosted in partnership with the Oyo State Women in Trade Forum, will focus on the theme “Education, a Catalyst for Implementation: The Role of African Women as Architects of Inclusive Trade.” Through a public lecture and networking dinner, participants will explore strategies to accelerate women’s empowerment in trade and entrepreneurship, particularly focusing on MSMEs (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises).

The forum will feature influential speakers and policy dialogues, addressing the importance of inclusive policies, investment in women and youth, and sustainable job creation. Attendees will include women from across Africa and Nigeria, as well as key male stakeholders, ensuring comprehensive discussions on gender parity and inclusivity in economic development.

Event Highlights:

  • Public Lecture: In partnership with Oyo State University, focusing on education as a tool to empower women in business and trade.
  • Networking Dinner: A platform for participants to connect, exhibit their work, and foster partnerships.
  • Launch of Oyo State Women in Trade Forum: Official introduction of a new initiative aimed at supporting women traders and entrepreneurs in Oyo State.

This one-day event promises valuable insights, networking opportunities, and actionable recommendations for driving women’s participation in Africa’s trade and economic development.

Who Should Attend?
Women and men policymakers, legislators, entrepreneurs, academics, scholars, and representatives from Chambers of Commerce, NGOs, and international organizations committed to socio-economic development.

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