Francophone Africa Business Summit
Connecting markets across Francophone and Anglophone Africa
NEXT EDITION
The Dialogue by FABS, Kenya Edition
Nairobi, 25 November 2026
FABS brings together influential leaders, investors and executives from across Africa to spotlight growing opportunities for trade and collaboration between major Anglophone and Francophone markets.
Since 2024, FABS has facilitated high-level knowledge sharing, deals and partnerships that tear down barriers and unlock the abundant synergies between two “worlds” ripe for mutual prosperity.
FABS IN NUMBERS
Editions
Lagos, 2024 and 2025
Attendees
Leaders, innovators, and decision-makers shaping Africa’s economic future.
Speakers
Expert panels unlocking insights on investment, trade, legal frameworks.
Countries
Represented across Francophone and Anglophone Africa
The Francophone Africa Business Summit convenes leaders to:
FABS brings to light opportunities for cross-border trade, investment and economic collaboration between Anglophone economies such as Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya, and Francophone markets such as Côte d’Ivoire, Cameroon, Senegal, DRC and more
The FABS program facilitates direct B2B exchanges, strategic networking, and partnerships between attendees. Each edition is structured to catalyze tangible relationships and connections between leaders and businesses looking to expand across Africa.
By convening influential voices from across sub-Saharan Africa, we aim to shape a unifying vision for seamless business integration and cooperation between the Anglophone and Francophone markets in order to fully realize the continent’s immense combined potential.
2026 EDITION
The Dialogue by FABS — Kenya Edition
Bridging Markets, Building Partnerships
25 November 2026 | Nairobi, Kenya
The Dialogue by FABS is a focused, invitation-only gathering bringing together a curated group of business leaders, investors and key stakeholders from Kenya and Francophone Africa.
The Kenya edition will explore opportunities for cross-border trade, investment and strategic partnerships, with discussions centred on financial services, agribusiness, consumer markets and other areas of shared commercial interest.