US-Africa Business Summit 2026 Opens Registration

Registration has opened for the 2026 U.S.–Africa Business Summit. The event takes place July 26-29, 2026, at Mont Choisy Le Golf in Mauritius. The Corporate Council on Africa (CCA) co-hosts with the Mauritius Government.

Mauritius spotlights its role as a stable gateway for US investments into Africa and the Indian Ocean. The island offers a strong regulatory environment. It boasts a leading financial services sector. World-class infrastructure supports business growth. As a result, the Summit draws senior officials, CEOs, and investors. They focus on trade and deal-making.

Past Summits have advanced US-Africa ties through high-level engagement between governments and private sector leaders. This success sets the stage for 2026. Discussions will cover financial services, ICT, renewable energy, the blue economy, manufacturing, and tourism.

Mauritius Steps Up as Investment Hub

Mauritius serves as co-host. This role highlights its strategic position. For media inquiries, contact Stacey Pompey (CCA) and Mr J. Bissoondoyal (Mauritius).

The Summit expects over 2,500 delegates. African heads of state and ministers will attend. Senior US government officials join them. Executives from top companies follow suit. International finance institutions add weight. Networking drives new partnerships. Deal-making advances US-Africa trade.

Key sectors draw investor focus. Renewable energy leads growth areas. The blue economy expands next. ICT and manufacturing offer scale. As a result, Mauritius cements its gateway status.

Early Access Drives Investor Interest

A 20% early bird discount runs until May 15, 2026. July marks peak travel season in Mauritius. Hotels will fill fast. Investors should register now at www.usafricabizsummit.com.

The event builds on prior Summits that have strengthened US-Africa commercial relationships. Themes like “Advancing New Frontiers in U.S.-Africa Prosperity” guide 2026.

For investors, this Summit means high-level access. They meet heads of state and CEOs. Sectors align with rising US-Africa trade focus. However, competition grows for African markets. Mauritius offers a stable entry point. Deals in energy and finance follow suit. Forward momentum shapes policy and partnerships. Investors gain an edge in 2026.

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