AFRICA CORRIDORS PROSPERITY SUMMITACPS 2027 Delegate Brief
AFRICA CORRIDORS PROSPERITY SUMMIT DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA 2027

Where Africa’s corridors become platforms for prosperity.

ACPS 2027 convenes governments, investors, financiers, operators and industry leaders around the infrastructure and systems that move goods, people, capital, energy and data across Africa.

Presidential and ministerial dialogueInvestment and deliveryContinental connectivity
Tanzania national emblem
Host countryTanzaniaACPS supports the Government of Tanzania in advancing its own corridor development priorities.
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African leadership and infrastructure montage
Tanzania host country leadership portrait
Host country leadershipTanzania
Continental leadership agenda
High level public and private sector engagement

Tanzania anchors a continental agenda focused on corridor strategy, investment and implementation.

Africa corridor network

A continental view of the systems connecting Africa’s cities, gateways and markets.

The map begins with Tanzania’s Central Corridor and extends across the road, rail, aviation, inland waterway, energy and digital systems linking the continent’s principal economic centres.

Africa corridor systems map
Select a corridor or infrastructure layer to examine the cities, ports and connections influencing continental trade and investment.
Continental view
Starting lensTanzania Central Corridor
Corridor views14 connected networks
InfrastructureRoad, rail, air, water, energy and digital
Map formatInteractive continental view
Dar es Salaam, TanzaniaDar es SalaamMorogoro, TanzaniaMorogoroDodoma, TanzaniaDodomaTabora, TanzaniaTaboraKigoma, TanzaniaKigomaIsaka, TanzaniaIsakaMwanza, TanzaniaMwanzaMbeya, TanzaniaMbeyaLusaka, ZambiaLusakaLubumbashi, DR CongoLubumbashiMombasa, KenyaMombasaNairobi, KenyaNairobiKampala, UgandaKampalaKigali, RwandaKigaliBujumbura, BurundiBujumburaKisumu, KenyaKisumuLamu, KenyaLamuIsiolo, KenyaIsioloJuba, South SudanJubaAddis Ababa, EthiopiaAddis AbabaLobito, AngolaLobitoHuambo, AngolaHuamboLuena, AngolaLuenaKolwezi, DR CongoKolweziAbidjan, Côte d’IvoireAbidjanAccra, GhanaAccraLome, TogoLomeCotonou, BeninCotonouLagos, NigeriaLagosDurban, South AfricaDurbanJohannesburg, South AfricaJohannesburgGaborone, BotswanaGaboroneHarare, ZimbabweHarareMaputo, MozambiqueMaputoBeira, MozambiqueBeiraNacala, MozambiqueNacalaLilongwe, MalawiLilongweDakar, SenegalDakarBamako, MaliBamakoOuagadougou, Burkina FasoOuagadougouNiamey, NigerNiameyKano, NigeriaKanoTamanrasset, AlgeriaTamanrassetAlgiers, AlgeriaAlgiersCasablanca, MoroccoCasablancaOran, AlgeriaOranTunis, TunisiaTunisTripoli, LibyaTripoliBenghazi, LibyaBenghaziAlexandria, EgyptAlexandriaCairo, EgyptCairoKhartoum, SudanKhartoumCape Town, South AfricaCape TownKisangani, DR CongoKisanganiKinshasa, DR CongoKinshasaPort Bell, UgandaPort BellKalemie, DR CongoKalemieBukoba, TanzaniaBukobaNkhata Bay, MalawiNkhata Bay

Map legend

Use the legend to display or hide individual infrastructure layers. Route colours and line patterns correspond with the symbols shown on the map.

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Selected map view

CorridorCentral
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City locations and country boundaries are geographically referenced. Routes indicate existing, planned and potential connections and do not represent engineering alignments, official project status or confirmed investment commitments.

    Official summit documents

    ACPS 2027 Delegate Brief and Sponsorship Prospectus.

    The Delegate Brief and Sponsorship Prospectus provide the principal information for participation and strategic partnership. Each document opens in a separate PDF viewer.

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    Delegate information

    ACPS 2027 Delegate Brief

    Review attendance information, delegate inclusions, programme access and participation arrangements for ACPS 2027.

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    Partnership information

    ACPS 2027 Sponsorship Prospectus

    Review strategic partnership opportunities, engagement options and the institutional value available across the corridor economy.

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    The strategic case for ACPS

    Corridors are strategic economic systems, not isolated transport assets.

    Economic performance improves when ports, railways, roads, borders, energy and digital systems operate as one connected network. ACPS brings the institutions responsible for policy, capital and delivery into a focused continental forum.

    01

    Treat the corridor as one system

    Integrate infrastructure, trade, capital, industry and corridor communities within one economic agenda.

    02

    Bring decision makers into one forum

    Convene public authorities, investors, operators and technical institutions with direct responsibility for outcomes.

    03

    Advance priority projects and reforms

    Examine priority projects and reforms through the disciplines of finance, policy, technology and implementation.

    04

    Define responsibility and follow through

    Record agreed actions, responsible institutions and the milestones required after the summit.

    The ACPS institutional audience

    Institutions with authority, capital and delivery responsibility.

    Leadership

    Public leadership

    National, regional and city authorities responsible for trade, infrastructure, investment and cross border cooperation.

    Capital

    Investors and development finance

    Banks, funds, insurers and development finance institutions assessing projects, policy conditions and delivery capability.

    Operations

    Infrastructure operators

    Operators and technical institutions working across ports, rail, roads, aviation, logistics, energy, engineering and digital systems.

    Delivery

    Developers and industry

    Project sponsors and enterprises across manufacturing, minerals, agriculture, tourism, finance and technology.

    Knowledge

    Knowledge and delivery partners

    Multilateral institutions, research organisations, standards bodies, climate institutions and corridor community partners.

    Programme architecture

    A programme built around policy, capital, projects and execution.

    The programme combines leadership direction, technical examination, commercial engagement and defined post summit follow through.

    01

    Leadership plenaries

    Set the policy direction and identify priorities requiring coordinated action.

    02

    Corridor strategy rooms

    Examine individual routes, operational constraints, projects and cross border dependencies.

    03

    Project and capital sessions

    Address project readiness, finance, risk allocation, procurement and investor requirements.

    04

    Executive roundtables

    Provide a private setting for institutions responsible for execution, reform and scale.

    05

    Site visits and exhibition

    Examine infrastructure, technology, enterprise and place based investment opportunities.

    06

    Commitments and next steps

    Conclude with recorded actions, institutional responsibilities and implementation milestones.

    Strategic agenda

    The systems that determine corridor performance.

    Ten themes connect transport and trade with productive sectors, finance, resilience, cities and human capital.

    Gateways & Freight

    Ports, maritime systems, customs, cargo handling and inland freight efficiency.

    Rail, Roads & Aviation

    Multimodal networks linking production centres, cities, borders and global markets.

    Digital Trade & Smart Corridors

    Single windows, cargo visibility, digital payments, data exchange and cyber resilience.

    Energy & Industrial Growth

    Reliable power, industrial zones, fuels, future mobility and regional interconnection.

    Food, Agriculture & Blue Economy

    Farm to market systems, storage, fisheries, livestock, cold chain and export readiness.

    Minerals, Manufacturing & Value Addition

    Critical minerals, local processing, supplier ecosystems and export competitiveness.

    Capital, Risk & Project Finance

    Bankability, guarantees, insurance, blended finance, pensions and private capital.

    Climate, Water & Resilient Infrastructure

    Climate resilient design, water security, safeguards and green logistics.

    Cities, Land & Corridor Communities

    Urban growth, land systems, local enterprise, safety and inclusion.

    Skills, Health, Tourism & Opportunity

    Workforce readiness, health access, destination development, youth and women’s participation.

    Executive meeting requests

    Request a focused institutional meeting during ACPS 2027.

    Submit a meeting request concerning a project, investment, policy, media or partnership matter. State the intended outcome so the ACPS team can identify the appropriate meeting format and participants.

    Select a meeting window
    Day 1, Day 2 or Day 3 · 15, 30, 45 or 60 minutes.
    State the intended outcome
    Identify the project, priority, institution or decision the meeting should address.
    Receiving address
    acps@inafrika.co.tz
    Delegate participation

    Delegate access for leaders shaping corridor outcomes.

    The delegate pass includes the summit programme, exhibition, meeting environment, delegate materials and the post summit outcomes report.

    Travel, accommodation and visa excludedACPS 2027 Delegate Brief
    ACPS delegate pass
    USD 750

    Group and institutional delegation rates are available on request.

    Access to the full summit programme
    Leadership and sector sessions
    Investment and policy sessions
    Exhibition and networking access
    Delegate materials
    Corridor opportunity brief
    Official meals and refreshments
    Post summit outcomes report
    ACPS 2027

    Engage with ACPS 2027.

    Review the summit documents or contact the ACPS team regarding delegate participation, strategic partnership or an institutional meeting.

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