The Investment Round Table in Casablanca has set a new benchmark for the Central African Republic’s path to development. Over two days, the high-level event brought together over 500 participants, international partners, and investors, creating an atmosphere of optimism, confidence and determination.

The Investment Round Table was not only a successful platform for mobilizing billions in investments and commitments — it was also a stage for strong voices of support and vision. Leaders from international institutions, partners, development banks, and the private sector shared their perspectives.

An Indian-led agro-industrial project worth $1.2 billion is set to transform the Central African Republic’s economy and create more than 100,000 jobs.

Speaking to Africa24, Sylvie Notefeï Baïpo Temon, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Central African Republic, emphasized that the country has entered a new phase of stability and is now positioning itself as a land of opportunity for investors.

The CAR officially unveiled a portfolio of flagship projects under its National Development Plan 2024–2028 at the International Investment Round Table in Casablanca.

At the International Investment Round Table the CAR showcased its determination to reshape the country’s business environment with the ambition to mobilize over 7,000 billion CFA francs in support of the country’s National Development Plan.

The second day of the International Investment Round Table in Casablanca opened with a strong focus on the economic foundations necessary for private sector engagement and long-term investment in the Central African Republic (CAR).

After a dynamic and high-energy opening day, Day 2 of the Investment Round Table in Casablanca kicks off with renewed momentum. Today’s program turns the spotlight toward the private sector, special economic zones, and direct investor engagement.