The Africa Global Bank, United Bank for Africa (UBA) PLC, is destined to make a bold declaration on the global phase as it will collect world leaders, politicians and investors and other private sector actors in the next 2025 United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).
The meeting of this year at the Unga, which is the 80th edition, will be held between September 15 and September 25 and, as always, the UBA group has mapped a series of engaging activities to highlight the opportunities of Africa and encourage high -level dialogue with global leaders to increase the potential of the continent.
A fundamental part of the event will be the presentation of the UBA of an innovative paper that presents strategies impossible to unlock the vast economic potential of Africa, as part of the bank’s mission to guide sustainable growth throughout the continent.
The White Paper, a unique initiative in its kind of an African Financial Institute leader at the Unga, entitled “Banking on Africa’s Future: unlocking capital and partnerships for sustainable growth”, will highlight commercial opportunities, infrastructure, digital innovation, climatic financing and inclusive growth.
By providing a roadmap for the collaboration between Africa and the global community, UBA aims to position the continent not only as an investment beneficiary, but as a critical factor of the future global prosperity.
In addition to the launch of the White Paper, other group activities will include the round table of the business council for International understanding (BCIU) which will be hosted by UBA America, as well as the UBA annual welcome.
The welcome will convene world leaders, politicians and influential corporate leaders who will be involved in critical dialogues on investments and development throughout the continent.
The president of the UBA group, Tony Elumelu, underlined the strategic importance of these dialogues, explained that in recent years UBA has become an active leader in conversations and activities that will guide tangible investments on the continent.
“These conversations are basically different from previous discussions because they will be followed by feasible and impossible decisions. UBA will actively work to implement these results for the benefit of the continent, as partners engaged in the development and sustainability of Africa”, observed Elumelu.
Continuing, he said, “” The General Assembly of the United Nations is the largest and most official gathering of world leaders and we cannot let such an opportunity pass without the main African players such as UBA in the center of the scene to bring together these leaders and show the potential of Africa “.

The CEO/CEO of the UBA group, Oliver Alawuba, who observed the next event, in particular the meaning of the White Paper, underlined the need for multiple organizations and private players to demonstrate their commitment to the development of the continent through concrete actions and proven abilities.
United Bank for Africa is one of the major employers in the financial sector of the African continent, with 25,000 width employees and which serve over 45 million customers globally. Operating in twenty African countries and in the United Kingdom, in the United States of America, France and the United Arab Emirates, UBA provides commercial, commercial and institutional banking services, leader of financial inclusion and implementation of cutting -edge technology.
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