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Our priority issues include monitoring and protecting intellectual property rights across the continent and championing a market access agenda for increased economic growth through regional integration. We are well positioned to tackle priority areas of concern on behalf of our member companies through high-level engagement with elected officials in Washington and abroad.

Task forces

  • Digital economy
    This task force, which advocates for the development of robust digital economies and promotes fintech communities, seeks solutions in innovation, advanced manufacturing, the seamless flow of data, and a connected financial services industry 
  • Investment
    This task force examines U.S.-Africa investment trends and policy priorities that enable a favorable investment environment across the African continent and increased capital flows between markets. It serves as a platform to discuss creative financing opportunities and assist members with the mitigation of challenges and deal flow. 
  • Lifesciences and wellness
    This task force advocates for increased investment in the health and wellness sectors to support private sector development and meet the growing pharmaceutical needs of African nations. 
  • Sustainability
    This task force serves as a convener and an advocate for companies seeking to create a more equitable environment for African sustainable development. It takes a broad, innovative, cross-sectoral view of sustainability as we work toward financing solutions for climate action and more significant development across the continent.
  • Trade
    This task force serves as a convener and an advocate for companies seeking to create a more equitable environment for African sustainable development. It takes a broad, innovative, cross-sectoral view of sustainability as we work toward financing solutions for climate action and more significant development across the continent.

Policy advocacy

We regularly engage with the U.S. government on issues of importance to member companies and also work closely with African officials on regulatory matters that impact particular industries or the broader business community.