Namibia to host Africa PPP 2025
Africa has nearly $4 trillion in domestic institutional capital that it can tap for infrastructure investment according to a recent report by leading continental lender, AFC.
Held by pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and banks, this capital pool could help bridge the $100 billion plus annual infrastructure investment gap being exacerbated by debt distressed public budgets, rising protectionism as well as FDI and official development assistance that are failing to keep up with the continent’s growing infrastructure needs.
As preparations intensify for the 15th Africa PPP Infrastructure Finance, Investment and Partnership Summit (Africa PPP), set to take place from 28–31 October 2025 at the Hilton
Conference Centre in Windhoek, Namibia, the organisers are proud to announce an impressive lineup of high-level speakers drawn from leading infrastructure developers and institutions across Africa and beyond to discuss among other issues how to unlock the continent’s investable capital for infrastructure development.
Hosted under the theme “Promoting an Enabling Environment that Accelerates the Implementation of Sustainable and Viable PPPs”, Africa PPP 2025 is poised to provide a unique platform for knowledge exchange, investment mobilisation, and project development across the energy, transport, water, ICT, and industrial infrastructure sectors.
The event is jointly organised by the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) and AME Trade Ltd, a leading facilitator of B2B industry engagement platforms across
Africa.
“From the perspective of facilitating infrastructure investment opportunities from across the African continent and the globe, the Africa PPP Summit presents a unique and strategic
platform to accelerate capital flows into transformative infrastructure projects across Africa. For infrastructure leaders, policymakers and investors, this is a pivotal opportunity to engage, forge
partnerships and shape the continent’s development trajectory”, said NIPDB CEO, Nangula Uaandja.
Held by pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and banks, this capital pool could help bridge the $100 billion plus annual infrastructure investment gap being exacerbated by debt distressed public budgets, rising protectionism as well as FDI and official development assistance that are failing to keep up with the continent’s growing infrastructure needs.
As preparations intensify for the 15th Africa PPP Infrastructure Finance, Investment and Partnership Summit (Africa PPP), set to take place from 28–31 October 2025 at the Hilton
Conference Centre in Windhoek, Namibia, the organisers are proud to announce an impressive lineup of high-level speakers drawn from leading infrastructure developers and institutions across Africa and beyond to discuss among other issues how to unlock the continent’s investable capital for infrastructure development.
Hosted under the theme “Promoting an Enabling Environment that Accelerates the Implementation of Sustainable and Viable PPPs”, Africa PPP 2025 is poised to provide a unique platform for knowledge exchange, investment mobilisation, and project development across the energy, transport, water, ICT, and industrial infrastructure sectors.
The event is jointly organised by the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) and AME Trade Ltd, a leading facilitator of B2B industry engagement platforms across
Africa.
“From the perspective of facilitating infrastructure investment opportunities from across the African continent and the globe, the Africa PPP Summit presents a unique and strategic
platform to accelerate capital flows into transformative infrastructure projects across Africa. For infrastructure leaders, policymakers and investors, this is a pivotal opportunity to engage, forge
partnerships and shape the continent’s development trajectory”, said NIPDB CEO, Nangula Uaandja.
