02 Apr 2025
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Stakeholder Input Webinar

Objectives  
The Stakeholder Input Webinar aims to:  
- Engage diverse stakeholders in discussing key findings and recommendations from the CWOOW paper.  
- Foster meaningful dialogue among entrepreneurs, policymakers, digital/fintech executives, inventors, researchers, and development partners.  
- Identify actionable insights and collaborations to strengthen AU and government initiatives.  

Lead Discussants  
This insightful discussion will be led by:  
1. Dr. Sacha Wunsch-Vincent – Head of Section, Department of Economics and Data Analytics, World Intellectual Property Organization  
2. Dr. Musa Sawaneh – Principal Economist, Ministry of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment, The Gambia  

Organizers  
This webinar is coordinated by a distinguished team of experts:  
- Rose Bote (Neoma Business School, France)  
- Jude Edeh (INSEEC School of Economics and Business, France)  
- Bisrat Misganaw (NEOMA Business School, France)  
- Prince C. Oguguo (Quantify Africa Initiative, Nigeria & Department of Economics and Management, Università degli Studi di Pavia, Italy)  
- Richard A. Owusu (School of Business and Economics, Linnaeus University, Sweden)  
- Fanny A. Quagrainie (Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, Ghana)  
- Souleymane Yameogo (University of Glasgow, United Kingdom)  

Why Attend?  
This is a must-attend event for policymakers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and all stakeholders committed to shaping Africa’s economic future. Join us in driving the vision of Agenda 2063—together.  

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