UK-Francophone West and Central Africa Trade and Investment Forum (WCAF) – London, DRC, trade relations, business opportunities
The UK-Francophone West and Central Africa (WCAF) trade and investment forum opened in London on Tuesday 17 October. The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is participating in this two-day event, with the presence of Vital Kamerhe, Deputy Prime Minister of Economy, and Julien Paluku, Minister of Industry.
Organized by export credit agency UKEF, the forum aims to foster partnerships that promote economic growth between British investors and African officials. It offers Vital Kamerhe the opportunity to speak on the state of trade between the DRC and the United Kingdom, as well as to present the business opportunities offered by the DRC.
This participation of the DRC in such an international event highlights the growing importance of the country in the field of trade and investment. With its vast natural resources and economic potential, the DRC is increasingly attractive to foreign investors, particularly British companies.
This forum also offers the opportunity to strengthen economic ties between the United Kingdom and the countries of French-speaking West and Central Africa. It promotes mutually beneficial trade and investment, thereby contributing to the economic development of the region.
During these two days, participants will have the opportunity to discuss, share expertise and conclude business deals. This forum represents an important step in strengthening economic relations between the United Kingdom and the DRC, as well as in promoting trade in the region.
In conclusion, the UK-Francophone West and Central Africa Trade and Investment Forum (WCAF) provides a vital platform to promote trade and investment between the two parties. The DRC’s participation in this event highlights the country’s growing economic importance, while the business opportunities offered by the DRC are stimulating the interest of British investors.