Accra is set to host the Global Mandate Economic Summit 2026 from September 3 to 5, bringing together diaspora investors, entrepreneurs, business leaders and policymakers for three days of investment discussions, strategic networking and business opportunities.
The summit, themed “Business Intelligence in Action: Harnessing AI and Data for Africa’s Transformation,” will focus on the role of technology, data and strategic investment in driving Africa’s economic transformation.
Organisers expect at least 50 diaspora investors from five continents to participate alongside businesses and other industry stakeholders.
A major feature of the summit will be the Private Investor Access Programme, which is designed to connect investors directly with opportunities to acquire or invest in land, properties and businesses in Ghana.
The programme is expected to provide participants with opportunities to explore investment prospects while engaging directly with businesses and stakeholders across key sectors of the Ghanaian economy.
The three-day event will also feature industry exhibitions, investment opportunities and strategic business networking sessions aimed at fostering partnerships and facilitating new business opportunities.
Organisers say the summit is intended to create a platform for meaningful conversations around innovation, investment and the use of emerging technologies to support sustainable economic growth across Africa.
Interested participants can access registration, exhibition and partnership opportunities through the official channels of the Global Mandate Economic Summit 2026.
The summit is expected to serve as a platform for investors and businesses to explore opportunities in Ghana while contributing to broader conversations on Africa’s economic transformation through technology, data and investment.
