Algiers, Algeria – Prime Minister Sifi Gherib inaugurated the fourth edition of the African Startup Conference today at the Abdellatif Rahal International Conference Center in Algiers. The conference, held under the high patronage of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, brings together entrepreneurs, investors, and policymakers from across the continent.
The opening ceremony saw a large attendance of both local and international delegates, eager to explore the latest trends and opportunities within Africa’s burgeoning startup ecosystem. The conference aims to foster collaboration, knowledge sharing, and investment in innovative ventures that address key challenges and drive economic growth across the region.
“This conference is a testament to Algeria’s commitment to supporting innovation and entrepreneurship,” stated a government spokesperson. “We believe that startups are crucial for creating jobs, driving technological advancements, and building a more diversified and resilient economy.”
The event features a series of workshops, panel discussions, and networking sessions, providing participants with valuable insights into topics ranging from funding and scaling to regulatory frameworks and market access. Several Algerian startups are showcasing their products and services, highlighting the country’s growing potential as a hub for innovation.
Throughout the conference, emphasis will be placed on the importance of creating an enabling environment for startups to thrive, including access to finance, mentorship programs, and supportive government policies. The African Startup Conference is expected to generate significant interest and investment opportunities, contributing to the further development of the continent’s dynamic startup landscape.
DZWatch will continue to provide updates and coverage of the African Startup Conference throughout the week.
