The 3iAfrica Summit 2026 officially opens today at the Destiny Arena in Accra, with the Bank of Ghana positioning itself at the forefront of shaping the continent’s financial future.
Running from May 6 to 8, the summit is themed around *innovation, investment, and collaboration* as key drivers for unlocking real impact across Africa’s financial ecosystem.
Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama and First Deputy Governor Dr. Zakari Mumuni are expected to join other African financial leaders at the high-level forum.
The central bank said the event is “more than a summit” — describing it as “a platform where policy, technology, and opportunity meet to build a stronger, more connected Africa.”
The summit comes at a time when Ghana is pushing to deepen digital financial inclusion and strengthen fintech regulation while expanding cross-border payments across the continent. Discussions are expected to cover digital currencies, financial infrastructure, investment flows, and partnerships between regulators and private sector players.
Bank of Ghana officials say the summit will provide a space for practical dialogue between policymakers, investors, and innovators to translate ideas into scalable solutions for African markets.
By hosting the 2026 edition, Ghana is reinforcing its role as a regional hub for fintech and financial policy dialogue in West Africa.
The Bank of Ghana has been active in promoting digital finance initiatives, including the eCedi pilot and interoperability reforms in recent years.
The summit is open to industry stakeholders, startups, investors, and development partners. More details and registration are available at https://3iafrica.com.
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