Dangote, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney Discuss Investment Partnerships, Stronger Canada-Africa Trade

Dangote, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney Discuss Investment Partnerships, Stronger Canada-Africa Trade

President and Chief Executive of Dangote Industries Limited, Aliko Dangote, has met with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to explore investment opportunities and deepen economic cooperation between Canada and Africa, with both sides expressing commitment to strengthening bilateral trade and fostering sustainable economic growth.

President and Chief Executive of Dangote Industries Limited, Aliko Dangote, has held high-level talks with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on expanding investment partnerships and enhancing economic cooperation between Canada and Africa.

The discussions centred on creating new investment opportunities in Canada and exploring how the Dangote Group, alongside other African investors, can contribute to Canada's economic development. The meeting also examined Canada's Africa Strategy and ways to promote stronger two-way trade and investment between Canada and African nations.

Dangote highlighted the vast opportunities for collaboration between African and Canadian businesses, noting that stronger economic ties could drive job creation, innovation, industrial development and long-term prosperity across both regions.

"Strategic partnerships between Africa and Canada have immense potential to drive sustainable growth and create value for both regions. There is a strong case for increasing investment, fostering innovation, and building mutually beneficial commercial relationships," Dangote said.

As part of his engagements in Canada, Dangote also met with . Their discussions focused on advancing Canada-Africa economic relations through increased trade, investment and long-term strategic cooperation.

The meetings underscored a shared commitment by both sides to strengthening economic ties between Canada and Africa while promoting partnerships that support inclusive growth, sustainable development and greater commercial collaboration.

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