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Welcome to the website of The West Africa Business Association
(WABA), formerly the West Africa Committee which was established
in 1956.Welcome also to the Southern Africa Business Forum (SABF)
which was formed in 2004. Click
here for a short history of WABA. Discover
how WABA~SABF is organised.
WABA~SABF is a
group of over 350 companies and entrepreneurs having interests in
West and/or Southern Africa, and closely linked with the EU
through its membership of the British
African Business Association (BABA) which is part of the European
Business Council for Africa and the Mediterranean (EBCAM) and with its association with the
Britain Nigeria Business Council (BNBC)
WABA~SABF's Mission is to:
Assist members to transact business successfully in the sub regions,
to the benefit of both members and the
countries in which they are active. This is achieved through five
main areas of activity:
Information - Sourcing and dissemination of authoritative
information on the countries comprising the two regions, covering
commercial, economic and political intelligence via confidential,
economic and political reports and regular business briefings, including
with VIPs. Click below for an example of a recent West Africa Regional
Report:
NIGERIA REPORT
COMMODITY REPORT
Networking - Promotion of networking opportunities for members,
drawing together offshore businessmen, their counterparts in West,
Central and Southern Africa and luminaries in the regions' governments
and public sectors. Click here for meetings
programme
Influence & Advocacy - Propagation of the views of members
on improving the business environment in the regions to both local
and offshore governments. Also discreet lobbying of these governments
and international organisations on behalf of the collective membership.
Click here for full membership lists in
UK, Nigeria & Ghana
Promotion - Positive promotion of member companies through
the Associations' joint website, publications and events through
the year, together with contacts in the media and other important
trade, business, lobbying and African interested bodies.
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