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With the participation of 81 countries.. The annual meetings of the African Development Bank commence

May 26, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
With the participation of 81 countries.. The annual meetings of the African Development Bank commence

Yesterday, Monday, the work of the annual meetings for 2026 of the African Development Bank Group commenced with delegations representing 81 member countries, including Algeria, under the slogan 'Mobilizing resources on a large scale for financing Africa's development in a fragmented world.' The meetings will last for five days and will include organizational meetings, round tables, and specialized events to discuss ways to finance development and enhance investment and economic growth on the African continent. The official opening of the meetings is scheduled for Tuesday, with the attendance of several African heads of state, followed by the launch of the 2026 edition of the African Economic Outlook report, which is one of the most prominent annual events of the bank. Watch ...

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