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African Development Bank to host High-Level Consultation on Africa–Arab Development Finance in Abidjan

African Development Bank to host High-Level Consultation on Africa–Arab Development Finance in Abidjan
Monday, 12 January 2026 03:17

(AfDB) The African Development Bank Group will host a High-Level Consultation with the Arab Coordination Group, bringing together heads of Arab development finance institutions and senior leadership of the Bank Group in Abidjan on Tuesday, 13 January 2026.

The Arab Coordination Group is a strategic alliance of Arab development finance institutions that provides a coordinated response to development financing needs.

This consultation, the first of its kind, takes place at a moment of heightened financing pressure for African economies, amid tighter global liquidity, rising borrowing costs, and escalating climate and development needs.

Discussions will focus on how long-standing Africa–Arab cooperation can evolve toward more structured coordination and co-financing at scale, aligned with Africa’s priority sectors including energy access, climate resilience, food security, and private-sector development.

Follow the Opening Plenary via the links below:

Vimeo EN

https://vimeo.com/event/5634433

YouTube EN

https://youtube.com/live/lU3blbWFIJQ?feature=share

Vimeo FR

https://vimeo.com/event/5634451

YouTube FR

https://youtube.com/live/PI-EYA1Oolg?feature=share

Vimeo AR

https://vimeo.com/event/5634455

YouTube AR

https://youtube.com/live/RjZc-nCxcB8?feature=share

Facebook Page (Native streaming)

https://www.facebook.com/AfDBGroup

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