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Azhari Gasim Ahmed
Lead Economist and Resource Mobilization Team Leader
Islamic Solidarity Fund for Development (ISFD)
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Maria do Carmo Silveira
Executive Secretary
Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP)
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Livio Vanghetti
Vice President Global Partnership and Cooperation
Philip Morris International
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Oley Dibba-Wadda
Director of the Human Capital, Youth and skills Development Department
African Development Bank Group (AfDB)
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Higino Francisco de Marrule
Minister of Agriculture and Food Security
Republic of Mozambique
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José Gomes Temporão
Consultant to Unitaid and Former Minister of Health
Federative Republic of Brazil
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Welcome to Salvador
Capital of the State of Bahia, Salvador is the most representative city of the African continent in Brazil. About 80% of its the population is Afro-descendant.
Several manifestations of African cultural traits can be observed in Bahian culture, such as popular music, gastronomy, folklore and popular festivals.
With the arrival of the Portuguese in 1501, the city was called “Bahia de Todos os Santos”. In 1549, it became the capital of Brazil.
Today, with about 3 million inhabitants, Salvador offers a complete infrastructure for leisure and business.
Deville Prime Salvador Hotel
The 6th Brazil Africa Forum will be held at the Deville Prime Salvador Hotel, located in Itapuã, one of the most famous beaches in the city, just 10 minutes from Salvador International Airport.
GO TO LOGISTICSWelcome to Salvador
Capital of the State of Bahia, Salvador is the most representative city of the African continent in Brazil. About 80% of its the population is Afro-descendant.
Several manifestations of African cultural traits can be observed in Bahian culture, such as popular music, gastronomy, folklore and popular festivals.
With the arrival of the Portuguese in 1501, the city was called “Bahia de Todos os Santos”. In 1549, it became the capital of Brazil.
Today, with about 3 million inhabitants, Salvador offers a complete infrastructure for leisure and business.
Deville Prime Salvador Hotel
The 6th Brazil Africa Forum will be held at the Deville Prime Salvador Hotel, located in Itapuã, one of the most famous beaches in the city, just 10 minutes from Salvador International Airport.
GO TO LOGISTICSNEWS
- 12 de novembro de 2018
There is goodwill in Brazil and Africa cooperation and this should be explored.
Yemi Akinbamijo
Executive Director of the Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA)Brazil has been a leader in terms of poverty reduction and fight against hunger in recent decades, and a champion of innovative rural development policies and programmes.
Gilbert Foussoun Houngbo
President of the International Fund for Agricultural Development — IFADBrazil and African countries have worked closely to ensure that we foster South-South relations. Through these joint efforts, we are ensuring a stronger voice for developing countries in international forums and negotiations
Dlamini-Zuma
Former Chairperson of African union comissionThere is more than an ocean between Brazil and Africa. There is actually a bridge for opportunities.
João Bosco Monte
President of Brazil Africa InstituteWe can learn important lessons from Brazil, especially from its economic growth, its success in reducing social inequality and its development experience
Akinwumi Adesina
President of the African Development Bank (AfDB)
