About This Event
The 21st International Conference on African Economics and Development will take place on January 8, 2027, in Toronto, Canada. This in-person conference brings together economists, academic researchers, policymakers, development professionals, financial experts, NGO representatives, students, and industry professionals to exchange knowledge and explore key economic and development issues affecting Africa.
The conference will focus on areas such as African economic growth, regional trade integration, structural transformation, industrialization, fiscal policy, development financing, informal economies, labor markets, climate finance, food security, digital economy, fintech adoption, debt sustainability, migration, gender equity, natural resource governance, and sustainable development.
Participants will have opportunities to attend keynote and technical sessions, participate in panel discussions and Q&A, build professional connections, and exchange ideas with attendees from different academic and professional backgrounds. Authors may submit original abstracts, research papers, case studies, review papers, or professional presentations for consideration.
Who Should Attend:
• Development economists and economic researchers
• Academic researchers and university faculty
• Policy analysts and government advisors
• Graduate and doctoral students
• NGO and development organization professionals
• Banking, finance, and investment professionals
• Professionals working in African economics and sustainable development
The conference begins with registration and networking at 9:00 AM, followed by opening remarks, keynote sessions, technical sessions, panel discussions, audience Q&A, certificate activities, a photo session, and networking.
Conference Date: January 8, 2027
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Format: In-Person
Registration Deadline: December 25, 2026
Organizer: MS International Conferences Inc.
