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B20 Summit Launch in South Africa

Mar 24, 2025
Posted by: Tevin Richard

BUSINESSAfrica Employers’ Confederation member, Business Unity South Africa is proud to host this year’s B20 Summit in South Africa together with the G20 global business community. This historic event marks the first time the B20 is being hosted on the African continent, bringing together business and government leaders to shape global economic policies. This marks a significant milestone for Africa and Global South.

During the launch the launch in Cape Town on 24th to 25th February 2025, Mr. Mxolisi Mgojo the newly appointed president of BUSA and the B20 South Africa Co-Chair said in his statement, "how can we collaborate for a better future and how can we use this platform to hold global leaders accountable?”
The B20 Summit which will takes place on 1st December 2025, will bring together business representatives from across the G20 countries, invited countries, and global organisations. The delegates will meet to deliberate on global economic issues and business on sustainability, digital transformation, and equitable growth.

The following insightful discussions featured during the event launch:

  • Sustainability & Green Growth – Strategies for a more resilient and sustainable future.
  • Digital Transformation – Leveraging technology to drive innovation and economic growth.
  • Trade & Investment – Strengthening global trade relationships for shared prosperity.
  • Inclusive Economic Growth – Creating opportunities for emerging markets and the Global South
  • Education & Skills Development – Ensuring access to quality education and lifelong learning to drive sustainable economic growth
As one of the leading Employer organisations in Africa, BUSINESSAfrica has a vital place in these discussions, aligning with our vision to drive the future of work, business, ethical leadership, and economic transformation. Our commitment to sustainability, digitalisation, education, and global collaboration ensures that professional businesses remain at the forefront of shaping policies that support economic growth, business resilience, and financial inclusion across Africa and beyond.
 

     
 

Author :Lionel Otieno