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Trade Minister addressed Africa’s 1st Automotive Forum
Ghana’s Trade Minister, Alan Kyeremanten, delivered the keynote address at the first Africa Automotive Forum for the African Association of Automotive Manufacturers. (AAAM)
The forum which was held virtually on Wednesday September 2 2020, from 14:00 pm–15:30 pm forms part of a long-term goal to unearth the potential of Africa in the automotive industry to become a powerhouse.
The forum provided answers to questions on how Africa can unearth its potential in the automotive industry.
It also offered insight on how the regional blocs can unite to write the legislation that could see hundreds of thousands of jobs created through the industry.
Expert stakeholders from across the world provided their insight at panel discussions through dialogue and debate that seek to unpack how Africa can jump-start its automotive industry.
The theme for day one of the forum tackled; ‘Enabling the automotive policy by government’.
Mike Whitfield, AAAM President and Chairman of Nissan Group of Africa and Managing Director of Nissan Egypt, leaded the discussion on enabling government policy with automotive industry practitioners.
Financial and risk advisory firm Deloitte Ghana had partnered the African Association of Automotive Manufacturers, to host the first Africa Automotive Forum virtually.
Posted on : 11 Apr,2021 | News Source : www.afatmtnz.com
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