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Event news |
The Infrastructure Partnerships for African Development (iPAD) Angola 2010 conference and product showcase provides a high-level networking platform that investigates opportunities in key infrastructure verticals including investment & financing, mining, oil & gas, transport, construction, water, ICT & telecoms and agriculture.
Investment opportunities in mining sector on 4 May 2010
António Carlos Sumbula, Presidente, Endiama, Angola |
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Event highlights |
Our eminent speaking faculty will be addressing a wide range of issues pertinent to prospective investors:
- H.E. Kiala Gabriel, Secretary of State for Industry, will speak on opportunities for investment and partnerships in developing Angola's industrial sector.
- John Rocha, Senior Project Manager, NEPAD Business Foundation, will share his views on developing regional co-operation and contributing to Angola's growth
- Linda Mabhena of Bowman Gilfillan will provide a legal perspective on investing in Angolan oil.
- Massochi Oliveira of GA Angola Seguros will outline the transactional, regulatory, economic and social risk of doing business in Angola.
- A high-level investors’ panel will share their insights on launching a successful business in Angola
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Media coverage |
iPAD Angola in the news!
SABC 2, Saturday 19 March, 02h30 am
Interview on Business Review with Roger Ballard-Tremeer, Hon. Chief Executive
South Africa-Angola Chamber of Commerce and expert panellist at
iPAD Angola.
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Industry News |
Angola is expected to be among the fastest growing African economies in 2010, with a GDP growth rate of 9%.
Although 2009 was a difficult year, a strong rebound is expected, which will be driven by rising oil output and higher oil prices. Oil output is likely to average 1.9 million barrels per day (mbpd) in 2010, compared to 1.8mbpd in 2009. Non-oil growth will benefit from rising government spending resulting from the improvement in the fiscal accounts. Infrastructure spending and agriculture will be key drivers of non-oil growth (the non-oil sector represents 40% of GDP).
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Location |
Hotel Tropico
Rua da Missão 103
Luanda
Angola
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