The 14th edition of the Africa Fintech Summit (AFS) is set to take place from 8th to 10th October 2025 in Accra, bringing together over 1,500 delegates and 3,000 virtual participants from around the globe.
This three-day event forms part of a broader initiative to harness Ghana’s economic potential for socio-economic advancement, under the auspices of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC).
Mr. Foster Awintiti-Akubi, Head of Partnership and Government Relations for the Africa Fintech Summit, addressed the media, highlighting that the summit will serve as a vital platform for stakeholders in the fintech sector to engage in discussions, share insights, network, and explore emerging trends that could foster partnerships and business opportunities within the country.
He noted that the summit is poised to capitalise on Ghana’s trade and business potential, particularly within the fintech industry and related economic activities. “Ghana is emerging as one of Africa’s leading technology hubs, significantly contributing to economic growth through its dynamic fintech sector, especially in payment solutions,” he remarked, emphasising that this initiative will also strengthen the collaboration between AFTS and GIPC.
He further mentioned that the Bank of Ghana has encouraged stakeholders in the fintech arena to forge partnerships and has initiated programmes aimed at enhancing Africa’s integration, which he believes will stimulate trade and investment.
In a brief statement, Mr. Simon Madjie, Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC), expressed that the summit will play a crucial role in identifying business and investment opportunities within the fintech sector, positioning Ghana as a financial technology hub in Africa.
The summit is expected to attract a diverse array of participants, including regulators, policymakers, executives from the financial and fintech industries, founders, leading innovators, and investors.
Story By: Ben Laryea
