Discussion on Africa's Infrastructure Financing Gap Estimated at USD 68 Billion to USD 100 Billion Annually
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- Delegates at the forum put Africa’s annual infrastructure financing gap at between USD 68 billion and USD 100 billion, against a requirement of between USD 130 billion and USD 170 billion per year.
- Mozambique is targeting liquefied natural gas (LNG) production capacity of 38 million metric tons annually by 2028, compared with current production of 3.4 million metric tons.
- During its first decade, Africa50 invested in 36 infrastructure projects across 34 African countries, supporting projects with a combined value exceeding USD 9 billion.
- Africa50 has set a target to expand its assets under management to USD 5 billion in equity capital, with the objective of catalyzing approximately USD 30 billion in private infrastructure investment across Africa.
- Tanzania President Samia Suluhu Hassan called on African leaders to accelerate infrastructure delivery through public-private partnerships (PPPs) as Tanzania signed five infrastructure agreements at Africa50’s Infra for.