As part of the CEO Conclave & Investors Forum 2026, hosted in Nairobi, Kenya, the Africa Asia Middle East Chamber of Commerce (AAMECC) organized an extensive international gathering that brought together a distinguished group of experts and specialists from several countries, including Kenya, Angola, Ghana, Cameroon, Malaysia, and others. The event aimed to strengthen economic dialogue and expand investment cooperation opportunities between Africa and Asia.
The forum witnessed a prominent Egyptian participation represented by Mr. Mohamed Mostafa, Financial and Risk Consultant, representing the Arab Republic of Egypt among a select group of economic and financial leaders taking part in the forum.
During his participation, Mr. Mohamed Mostafa addressed several key topics related to finance, the banking sector, and risk management, highlighting the differences between the financial systems in Egypt and Kenya, and emphasizing the importance of understanding the nature of each market when making investment decisions, in a way that enhances sustainable economic partnership opportunities among the participating countries.
He also shared his vision on mechanisms to support financial cooperation between African and Asian markets, stressing that strengthening cross-border economic partnerships represents a pivotal step toward supporting investment flows and opening new horizons for investors and entrepreneurs.
Mr. Mohamed Mostafa further affirmed that the exchange of expertise among financial and banking institutions across different countries contributes to building a more flexible and sustainable investment environment, especially in light of global economic changes.
This participation comes within the framework of the role played by AAMECC in supporting economic integration, building bridges of communication among the business communities of both continents, and enhancing cooperation opportunities between economic institutions and entrepreneurs at the international level.
