Ipad Angola 2011

TradeInvest Africa (Cape Town)

Ipad Angola 2011 – Accelerating Development Through Infrastructure Partnerships

1 July 2011

press release

With a 7% estimated GDP growth during the next 4 years, and 32% growth derived from private investment in the non oil industry in 2010, the immediate and urgent objective being the diversification of the economy and well as the development and increased capacity of the country’s infrastructures, Angola establishes itself as one of the most attractive countries worldwide, in terms of private investment within the scope of infrastructures.

iPAD Angola 2011 will bring together investors, high profile government dignitaries and high profile executives from national and international public and private companies, in order to explore investment opportunities, assess the Angolan business ecosystem, understand the operational and regulatory frameworks, as well as to establish partnerships in the following sectors: Logistics and Transport, Energy, Water and Sanitation, Agriculture and Mining.

This unique 4 days event in Luanda:

• Offers a complete analysis of all the partnership opportunities in all the government’s strategic priority sectors

• Brings together all the players involved, from the widest spectrum of industries and sector

• Welcomes you with a meeting place specifically designed to do business, within the scope of infrastructure partnerships

Event highlights

• 1 pre-conference on transport and logistics

• 1 workshop on the New PPP Law

• 1 workshop on the New Private Investment Act

• 45 presentations on various topics and 15 case studies during the 2 days event

• 2 investor panels and 1 roundtable

• 4 separate segments to strengthen partnership opportunities in the following sectors: Energy, Water and Sanitation, Mining and Agriculture.

• 1 site visit to the new Port of Luanda, which is under construction

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