The National Institute of Credit Administration (NICA) Nigeria and the International Partnership for Africa Development (I-PAD) Scotland, have partnered to support the London Postgraduate Credit Management College (LPCMC), England to organise a 2-Day Sustainable Debt and Development Conclave.
The event, which is hosted by the London Postgraduate Credit Management College (LPCMC), England, is scheduled for 6-7 September 2023 in the City of London.
The Conclave, according to a statement signed by registrar/CEO, NICA Nigeria, Prof. Chris Onalo, and I-PAD Organising Secretary, City of Glasgow, Scotland, UK, Dr Madina Abdrakhmanova, a copy of which was made available to LEADERSHIP, stressed that, the conclave promises to be an exceptional opportunity for governments, individuals, corporations, academia, politicians, and civil society to gather and discuss crucial insights, strategies, and best practices in managing Africa’s debt sustainability in today’s challenging economic landscape.
“It’s clear to every African country today that the African Continent is inexplicably in need of high-impact initiatives to move her developments faster, free herself from the strongholds of debilitating borrowing conditionalities, and entrenched home-grown economic empowerment policy culture,” they pointed out.
The Conclave, the duo said, provides an opportunity for delegates to gain valuable insights from renowned experts and thought leaders in the field of sovereign and corporate debt sustainability management and policy making.
To them, “Learn about the latest trends, strategies, and tools to harness home-grown capital in addressing infrastructural deficits in the African continent. Connect with professionals, policymakers, and industry peers from around the world.
Expand professional network, foster collaborations, and establish lasting partnerships with key stakeholders.”
While NICA called on its members to attend the event in London, it said, the forum is to discover successful case studies and best practices in sovereign debt sustainability and acquire practical knowledge and actionable takeaways to implement within their organisation.
“At the conclave, you will engage in interactive discussions, panel sessions, and workshops designed to address the challenges and opportunities surrounding sovereign/corporate debt and developmental sustainability.
Participate in Q&A sessions to seek expert advice and gain valuable insights from diverse perspectives,” Prof. Onalo pointed out.
Disclosing that the conference will allow participants to stay ahead of the curve by accessing cutting-edge research, trends, and policy developments in debt sustainability, he added that, the forum will allow people contribute to the dialogue, share experiences, and contribute to shaping the future of sustainable debt and developmental practices in the African Continent.
The registration deadline, NICA registrar said, is today, 31st July 2023, saying, sitting is limited and registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis for members wishing to attend the conclave.
“We sincerely hope you and your organization will join us for this enriching conference. Together, let us explore innovative solutions, share knowledge, and contribute to fostering a sustainable and resilient economy for the African Continent,” he persuaded.
