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German-African Business Summit 11 –13 February 2019

Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City Accra, Ghana

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Prof. Dr. Heinz-Walter GroßeSAFRI-Chairman

The Sub-Saharan Africa Initiative of German Business (SAFRI) is proud to host the third edition of the German-African Business Sum-mit (GABS) 2019 in Accra. The thriving capital city of Ghana pro-vides a perfect setting for deepening business partnerships between Sub-Saharan Africa and Germany. We are very grateful to our Gha-naian partners and friends for their cooperation and hospitality.

Since the last GABS in Nairobi 2017, Sub-Saharan African countries are again dominating the list of the world's fastest-growing econo-mies. Political and economic integration is also progressing as Afri-ca’s commitment to the Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA) shows. The German Government on the other side develops a wide range of policies to support business driven partnerships for sustainable development and continues to put Africa high on the agenda in Ger-many, the European Union and within the G20 context.

To develop Africa's markets now is an imperative for growth-ori-ented German companies. Our businesses are doing so by building long-term relationships aiming at economic diversification and value addition. To achieve this, we offer reliable partnerships, not only for investing in technology, but even more so for developing people – to grow together.

With the German-African Business Summit, SAFRI, a joint initiative of the German-African Business Association (Afrika-Verein), the As-sociation of German Chambers of Commerce and Industry (DIHK), the Federation of German Industries (BDI) and the German Feder-ation of Wholesale and Foreign Trade (BGA), offers a platform for decision-makers from business and politics from Sub-Saharan Africa and Germany to exchange views and experiences, explore business opportunities and to establish or deepen personal contacts. I do hope that by doing so we build robust and successful African-German business relations for joint success.

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After launching the German-African Business Summit (GABS) in Ber-lin in 2015, the African debut in Nairobi in 2017 was an outstanding success. I therefore applaud our partners from the Sub-Saharan Af-rica Initiative of German Business for their excellent choice of Accra as the venue for the third edition of the GABS.

The German government and German businesses share the convic-tion that our future prosperity critically depends on the sustainable development of our neighboring continent. We are therefore equally committed to building and maintaining mutually beneficial relation-ships with our African partners on the basis of mutual confidence.

Since we introduced our proposal for a Marshall Plan with Africa at the GABS 2017 in Nairobi, global crises have not diminished. Yet, amidst growing uncertainty at the global level, many African coun-tries have shown reassuring reform zeal and impressive sustained growth. Our esteemed host country and reform partner Ghana, for example, is persistently pushing forward its "Ghana beyond Aid" agenda, promoting domestic resource mobilization and private sec-tor development, and fighting corruption. Ghana ranked amongst the three most dynamic African economies in 2017 at a growth rate of 8.5 percent.

The German government will contribute significantly to fostering business partnerships between Germany and African partner coun-tries. We have therefore created an investment fund of one billion euros to mitigate the risks for German companies that invest in Africa and help African small and medium-sized enterprises to grow.

I am convinced that the GABS 2019 will be an outstanding opportu-nity to jointly develop solutions for existing challenges and establish sustainable business ties for the years to come.

Dr. Gerd Müller Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development

This is now the third German-African Business Summit. This is the second time the Summit is taking place in Africa. All of this means that the Sub-Saharan Africa Initiative of German Business really has created an outstanding tradition. I would like to thank both the Initiative and the associations supporting it – the German-African Business Association, the Federation of German Industries, the Fed-eration of German Wholesale, Foreign Trade and Services, and the Association of German Chambers of Industry and Commerce. My thanks also go to the many companies that have contributed to the success of this event in many different ways. This also goes for our Ghanaian partners who are providing us with their wonderful hos-pitality. The success of this summit would not be possible without the impressive level of dedication and outstanding cooperation of all who have been involved.

Sub-Saharan Africa is undergoing rapid change and offers diverse opportunities for companies. Many economies in Sub-Saharan Afri-ca are growing dynamically. And indeed many countries are working hard to diversify their economies. In this process of transformation, German companies make for outstanding partners. They offer long-term involvement in the country and invest not only in technologies, but also in the local communities. The Federal Government seeks to provide targeted support for this work and has announced the launch of a package of development investment. The Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy has installed a Task Force which is de-veloping an Africa Business Network. The goal is to use a range of innovative support instruments to help companies.

The German-African Business Summit will create a broad overview of current developments, long-term trends and specific opportunities and risks within individual markets. The Summit will also provide a fantastic opportunity to keep up existing business contacts and net-work with new partners. Through the activities of its Africa Business Network, the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy is working to enable all of these actors to work together closely. I am therefore looking forward to engaging in dialogue with you.

I wish us all a successful summit, interesting talks and, not least, successful projects.

Thomas BareißParliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy

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MONDAY, 11 FEBRUARY 2019

16:00–20:00 Registration

19:00–21:30 Reception for the inauguration of the German Desk – Financial Support and Solutions Ghana – on invitation of DEG and Access Bank

The limited access to attractive and tailor-made financing solutions is worldwide a main obstacle for the development of trade between Germany’s “Mittelstand” and its local counterparts in emerging and developing countries. DEG, supported by the BMZ, in close cooperation with DIHK and the net-work of German Chambers Abroad (AHKs) have created a brand new service to close the financial gaps hampering trade activities: The German Desk – Financial Support and Solutions. The global net-work of German Desks spans from Peru, via Kenya and Nigeria to Indonesia and Bangladesh. GABS sets the stage for the opening of the sixth German Desk, the third of its kind in Africa, in Accra, Ghana. DEG, their long-term partner Access Bank and the Delegation of German Industry and Commerce in Ghana team up to jointly foster the trade relations between Ghana, East Africa and Germany.

Opening Remarks- Hon. Dr Gerd Müller, Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Germany and

Hon. Ken Ofori-Atta, Minister of Finance, Republic of Ghana (tbc)

Panel- Stephan Klosterkamp, Regional President Africa, Claas Global Sales GmbH- Christiane Laibach, Chairwoman of the Management Board, Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungs-

gesellschaft (DEG)- Roosevelt Ogbonna, Group Deputy Managing Director, Access Bank- Dr Martin Wansleben, CEO, Association of German Chambers of Commerce and Industry (DIHK)

Moderation: - Matthias Boehning, Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft (DEG)

TUESDAY, 12 FEBRUARY 2019

From 07:00 Registration

09:00–09:45 Opening Speeches- Prof. Dr Heinz-Walter Große, Chairman, Subsahara-Africa Initiative of German Business / Chairman of

the Management Board, B. Braun Melsungen AG- Dr Gerd Müller, Federal Minister of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Germany- Thomas Bareiß, Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy

(BMWi), Germany- H.E. Nana Akufo-Addo, President of the Republic of Ghana (tbc)

09:45–10:45 High Level Panel Setting the scene: How to transform the 21st century into Africa’s century

Government and business leaders from Africa and Germany set the scene for the GABS 2019. Strate-gies are being discussed to overcome the challenges as well as use the opportunities to significantly and sustainably change Africa’s role in the global economy.- Hon. Valentin Ela Maye, Vice Minister of Finance, Economics and Planning, Republic of Equatorial-Guinea- Hon. Ken Ofori-Atta, Minister of Finance, Republic of Ghana- Hon. Okechukwu Enelamah, Federal Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Republic of Nigeria- Hon. Amadou Ba, Minister of Economy, Finance and Planning, Republic of Senegal (tbc)- Isabella Groegor-Cechowicz, Global General Manager Public Services, SAP SE

Moderation and MoC: - Anita Erskine, Media Executive

10:45–11:15 Award Ceremony German Entrepreneurship Award for Development

The German Entrepreneurship Award for Development is awarded in recognition of commitment by companies that benefits the local population in developing countries and emerging economies, over and above their own entrepreneurial objective. The award-winning companies make a verifiable contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with their projects or innovative business models.

11:15–11:45 Coffee Break

11:45–13:00 Panel Discussion Made in Africa: Moving up the Value Chain

▪How do we unlock Africa’s manufacturing potential for sustainable growth and job creation? ▪What are Africa’s biggest opportunities and challenges in the manufacturing sector? ▪What role can government, business and development organizations play in industrializing Africa?

- Dr Yaw Adu Gyamfi, President, Association of Ghana Industries (AGI)- Ralf Gerharz, CFO, Siemens Southern and Eastern Africa- Tanja Gönner, Chair of the Management Board, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammen-

arbeit (GIZ)- Hon. Amb. Libérat Mfumukeko, Secretary General, East African Community (EAC)- Thomas Schäfer, Chairman & Managing Director, Volkswagen Group South Africa, Head of Region

Sub-Sahara Africa

Moderation: - Dr Stefan Mair, Member of the Executive Board of the Federation of German Industries (BDI)

13:00–14:00 Networking Lunch

14:00–14:30 Project PresentationsGerman-African Business Success Stories

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14:30–15:45 Panel Discussion Doing Business with the Compact with Africa countries – next steps to new investments in Africa

▪What does the Compact with Africa initiative offer for international investors? ▪What has been achieved and what is the way forward for the Compact with Africa? ▪How can the Compact with Africa foster new investments into African economies?

- Hon. Amadou Ba, Minister of Economy, Finance and Planning, Republic of Senegal (tbc)- Heike Bergmann, Senior Vice President Sales Africa, Voith Hydro Holding GmbH & Co. KG- Christiane Laibach, Chairwoman of the Management Board, Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungs-

gesellschaft (DEG) - Dr Markus Thill, President with responsibility for the region Africa, Robert Bosch (Pty) Ltd - Jakob von Weizsäcker, Chief Economist and Director General for Economic and Fiscal Policy, Global

Economy, Federal Ministry of Finance, Germany

Moderation: - Christoph Kannengiesser, CEO, German-African Business Association (AV)


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12:00–13:15 PARALLEL SESSIONS

WORKSHOP I

Investor Driven Market Opportunities – Special Initiative Training and Job CreationThe German Federal Ministry for Economic Corporation and Development (BMZ) introduces its Spe-cial Initiative Training and Job Creation. Companies showcase related project opportunities, discuss their business models in the field of digital services and how they create jobs in Africa.- Jens Schmid-Kreye, Senior Policy Officer, Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development

(BMZ), Germany- Martin Hecker, CEO, Amalitech gGmbH- Kwame Osei-Tutu, CO-FOUNDER & CFO, getINNOtized GmbH - Michael Pittelkow, Executive Economic Development Cooperation, SAP SE

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WORKSHOP II

Finance and more – successful trade & investments into new markets are fostered by tailor made financial support.Entering into a new market is a challenge for every company. Big multinational corporations equipped with nearly unlimited resources in know-how, finance and manpower might be able to break down all obstacles related to the entry into new markets easily. The typical, family-owned and –run German hidden champion faces significantly greater challenges. DEG and their local partner banks offer a variety of financial support and solutions complemented by profound know-how and a strong local network. DEG and Access Bank, together with DEG’s long-lasting and valued customers Haver&Boecker and Knauf, present in an interactive workshop their support for and experience with German-African business relations.

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Followed by signing of an MoU between the German-African Business Association (Afrika-Verein) represented by Christoph Kannengiesser, CEO and the Ghana Investment Promotion Center repre-sented by Yofi Grant, CEO.


16:15–17:30 Panel Discussion How to unleash Africa's trade potential

▪What are the main trade barriers for the transfer of technology and know-how within Africa and between Africa and Europe?

▪Which levers need to be pulled to boost African trade?

▪ How can Europe contribute to strengthening African trade and trade with Africa? - Iyalode Alaba Lawson, President, Nigeria Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines &

Agriculture (NACCIMA)- Oliver Funck, Head Global Transaction Banking Middle East and Africa, Deutsche Bank AG - Tom Pause, Managing Director, Jos Hansen Group - Dr Dorothea Schütz, Deputy Director General for Africa, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and

Energy (BMWi), Germany

Moderation: - Marcus Schwenke, Director, Federation of German Wholesale, Foreign Trade and Services (BGA)

19:00–21:30 Reception at the Residence of the German Ambassador

WEDNESDAY, 13 FEBRUARY 2019

07:30–09:15 Ambassadors’ Breakfast Working breakfast with the opportunity for discussion and exchange with Sub-Saharan African based representatives of the diplomatic service of the Federal Foreign Office (available only in German language).

09:30–10:00 Fireside ChatThe New Africa: Entrepreneurship in the Age of Digitalization

▪How does Digitalization shape a new age of African entrepreneurship? ▪How can African leaders set the pace for technological innovation on the African continent right? ▪How to connect old and new economy to build a new German-African digital partnership?

- John Matogo, Founder & University Relations Leader, IBM, Kenya - Emmanuel Gamor, Founder & Managing Director, Urithi Labs, Ghana

Moderation: - Dr Michael Blank, Delegate, Delegation of German Industry and Commerce in Ghana

10:00–11:15 Startup Pitch Event Start-up Now! @ GABS 2019

Five preselected African startups pitch their innovative business models to a judging panel com-prised of African and German business leaders. The winning startup will earn an attractive award package assisting to scale up the business.

Jury Members - Edmund Acheampong, Country Manager, Siemens Ltd., Ghana- Rebecca Enonchong, Founder & CEO, AppsTech/Board Chair, Afrilabs- Emmanuel Gamor, Founder & Managing Director, Urithi Labs, Ghana- Bernd Kraus, Global Manager EMEA Emerging Markets, SAP- John Matogo, Founder & University Relations Leader, IBM, Kenya


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WORKSHOP III

G20-Compact with Africa initiative - Making it work for the private sectorThe G20 Compact with Africa Initiative was initiated in 2017 to promote private sector investment in Africa. Representatives of compact countries, G20 governments and locally based international orga-nizations discuss with the private sector how to better integrate specific private sector needs into the initiative’s implementation on the ground.

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OPEN SPACE I

How AFRIKA KOMMT! has been a strategic part of German-African business success stories Key to success for German companies in Africa are the right local partners. The AFRIKA KOMMT! initiative of German industry brings young African experts and German companies together. Alumni of the initiative will share their experiences supporting German companies to grow their footprint on the African continent. They have successfully established new subsidiaries, transferred knowledge and skills and become Ambassadors for German-African business cooperation.

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OPEN SPACE II

Import Promotion Desk (IPD) – an Initiative of German Business to Boost Exports to EuropeBased on actual market demand in Germany and Europe, IPD identifies promising sectors and com-panies in selected partner countries and connects them with importers. IPD is a project funded by the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and implemented by German Business.


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14:30–15:45 PARALLEL SESSIONS

WORKSHOP IV

Positioning for growth: How integrity can stimulate business expansion

▪The pursuit of integrity holds a key to bridging the gap between risks and profits but how can this be achieved? ▪How do multinational companies navigate corruption risks in international supply chains? ▪How can local businesses attract partnership from multinational companies using integrity as an enabler?

- Gunther Beger, Head of Directorate-General, Policy-issues; Private Sector; Trade; Rural Development, Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Germany (tbc)

- Edmund Acheampong, Country Director, Siemens Ghana - Edmund Foley, Head, Department of Public Law, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Adminis-

tration (GIMPA)- Susanne Friedrich, Director, Alliance for Integrity- Beauty E. Narteh, Executive Secretary, Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition- Helen Opoku-Agyemang, Controls, Compliance and Ethics Director, Guinness Ghana Breweries Limited

Moderation: - Raymond Ahiadorme, Network Manager Ghana, Alliance for Integrity

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WORKSHOP V

Access to finance for start-ups and MSMEs in key job growth sectorsThe workshop will provide an opportunity to discuss the Bank’s role in strengthening the enabling policy and regulatory frameworks for MSMEs and the private sector including scaling –up and strengthening financial systems that promotes relevant infrastructure for financing local MSMEs. The workshop will also provide information on initiatives that empower the youth start-ups and MSMEs to run viable businesses. Supporting MSME development is expected to unlock more job opportunities notably for young people in Ghana.

Impulse: - Grace Obeda, Principal Youth Employment Officer, African Development Bank- Kosi Yankey, Executive Director, National Board for Small Scale Industries, Ghana - Tabi Karikari, Agriculture and Natural Resource Management Officer, African Development Bank,

Ghana Country Office

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WORKSHOP VI

Africa’s growth champions of the next yearsWhere can companies find the most favourable business climate? Which sectors are set to gain mo-mentum in the near future? The correspondents of Germany Trade & Invest from Accra, Johannes-burg and Nairobi discuss the strengths and potentials of African markets with Ghanaian and German executives.

- Martin Böll, GTAI-Correspondent for East Africa- Carsten Ehlers, GTAI-Correspondent for West and Central Africa- Fausi Najjar, GTAI-Correspondent for Southern Africa- Akofa Bart-Plange, Business Development Consultant, B. Braun Melsungen AG in Ghana- Carsten Düwer, Managing Director, C. Woermann (Ghana) Ltd

Moderation: - Dr Jürgen Friedrich, Chairman/CEO, GTAI

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OPEN SPACE III

Developing Skills for Employability with German Partners – Vocational Education and Training in African Markets The shortage of skilled employees has been identified as one of the major challenges for companies investing in African markets. The German approach of dual-training offers solutions for both the pri-vate sector and government alike. Experts from the field of Vocational Education and Training share their experiences and solutions.


15:45–16:00 Closing- Prof. Dr Heinz-Walter Große, Chairman, Subsahara-Africa Initiative of German Business / Chairman of

the Management Board, B. Braun Melsungen AG

Simultaneous translation English / French provided for plenary sessions

The Africa Code Week event in 2018 exceeded all expectations by empowering 2.3 million young people across 37 countries with digital literacy and coding skills, compared to 1.3 million who were engaged across 35 African countries in the previous year’s event.

Launched in 2015 by SAP’s Corporate Social Responsibility EMEA department, Africa Code Week is an award-winning initiative that takes place in October of each year.

Strong partnerships with the public, private, and nonprofit sectors, 28 African governments, and over 130 implementing partners and 120 ambas-sadors across the continent are the driving force behind the initiative. Their ambitious goal is to build digital literacy and coding skills in communities across the entire continent, thereby driving sus-tainable learning to help bridge the digital and gender skills gap in Africa.

According to Alexandra van der Ploeg, head of Global Corporate Social Responsibility at SAP, “Fostering powerful partnerships with a sharp focus on capacity building is one of the strengths of Africa Code Week and a solid cornerstone, as it strives to support not only United Nations Sustain-able Development Goal 4 (‘ensure inclusive and

equitable quality and edu cation and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all’), but also Sustainable Development Goal 17, which aims to strengthen and ‘revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development.’ This fourth occurrence of Africa Code Week saw unprecedented collabora - tion from our public- and private-sector stakeholders, as well as from NGOs, to train more teachers and reach more young people than ever before.”

Africa Code Week is an important program among many other initiatives supported by SAP, applying talent, technology, and strategic partnerships to create a long-term, sustainable impact on society.

By driving innovation for and with its global network of customers, partners, employees, and thought leaders, SAP strives to help the world run better and improve people’s lives.

For more information, visit www.sap.com or www.africacodeweek.org.

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SAFRI is a joint initiative and umbrella organization of leading business federations – the Association of German Chambers of Commerce and Industry (DIHK), the Federation of German Industries (BDI), the Federation of German Wholesale, Foreign Trade and Services (BGA) and the German-African Business Association (AV). SAFRI, through its supporting organizations, bundles the economic concerns of German business active in Sub-Saharan Africa. This concerted approach guarantees an effective representation of business interests towards policy-makers and offers a single platform for discussion with partners within Sub-Saharan Africa. The objective of SAFRI is to intensify cooperation with the countries of Sub-Saharan Africa and to foster mutual trade and investment. SAFRI is therefore strengthening the perception of Africa as a continent of opportunities for German business, supporting the dialogue between German and African business and industry and providing a platform of exchange for German and African partners.

The German-African Business Association (AV) looks back on 80 years of experience as a foreign trade association. A competent team of experts provides a first port of call for anyone in business or politics interested in German-African business relations. The AV represents over 500 German companies and institutions with a business interest in Afri-ca. Through its well-established networks, the association promotes exchange between German and African representatives from all areas of industry.

The Federation of German Industries is the umbrella organisation of German industry and industry-related service providers. It speaks on behalf of 39 sector associations and rep-resents over 100,000 large, medium-sized and small enterprises with more than eight million employees. The BDI ensures that industry speaks with one voice vis-à-vis political institutions at national, European and international level.

The Federation of German Wholesale, Foreign Trade and Services (BGA) is the leading or-ganization for the wholesale, foreign trade and service sector in Germany. As an umbrella organization, the BGA represents 120,000 companies with some 1.6 million employees who generate an annual turnover of 1.8 billion euros. The BGA network combines the know-how of 43 sectoral and 26 regional associations.

The Association of German Chambers of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) is the umbrella organization for 79 Chambers of Commerce and Industry (IHK). 3.6 million companies are statutory members of the IHKs. The IHKs represent businesses of all sizes and across all industries. The DIHK also coordinates the worldwide network of German Chambers Abroad (AHK) with 140 offices in 92 countries. As the official representatives of German Industry the AHKs are the ideal partner for German companies wishing to expand their international business.

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