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Dr. Hubert Danso

Danso is a prominent figure in infrastructure development and investment in Africa.

He is the CEO and Chairman of Africa investor, a leading investment and advisory firm focused on driving sustainable development and economic growth in Africa. Dr Danso has extensive experience in infrastructure finance and development, with a particular emphasis on sectors such as energy, transportation, telecommunications, and real estate. He has been vital in facilitating major infrastructure projects across the continent, working closely with governments, multilateral institutions, and private sector entities.

As a recognized thought leader and advocate for Africa’s economic transformation, Dr Danso has actively promoted investment opportunities and fostered partnerships to unlock Africa’s potential.
He is a frequent speaker at international conferences and forums, sharing his insights and expertise on infrastructure development, investment strategies, and the African business landscape.

In addition to his role at Africa Investment Group, Dr Danso is also the Founder and Chairman of the African Energy Chamber, an organization that represents the interests of the African energy sector and works towards promoting investment and sustainable development in the industry.
Dr Hubert Danso’s contributions to infrastructure development and investment in Africa have earned him recognition and accolades.

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