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This year’s Egypt-ICF and the Meeting of African Ministers of Economy, Finance, and Environment, provided a platform for governments, multilateral and bilateral development partners, philanthropic foundations, private sector, think tanks, and civil society to consider the challenges the continent was facing and explore avenues to overcome the
This year’s Egypt-ICF and the Meeting of African Ministers of Economy, Finance, and Environment, provided a platform for governments, multilateral and bilateral development partners, philanthropic foundations, private sector, think tanks, and civil society to consider the challenges the continent was facing and explore avenues to overcome them.
The Forum’s overall objectives are mobilization of and access to finance, catalysing private sector investments, financing climate action, climate action; and providing a timely platform to explore national actions that would help progress toward a just and green transition.
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Egypt -ICF 2022 witnessed high-level international participation including Amina J. Mohammed, deputy secretary-general of the UN and chair of the United Nations Sustainable Development Group; John Kerry, US climate envoy; Mark Carney, UN special envoy on climate action and finance; Odile Renaud Basso, president of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development; Benedict Okey Oramah, president and chairman of the board of directors at the African Export-Import Bank; and Mathias Cormann, secretary-general of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
