Mauritania's Minister of Real Estate, Mamoudou Mamadou Aniyang, attended the opening ceremony of the first edition of Abidjan Real Estate Days, held in Côte d'Ivoire from October 5 to 7. The event, organized under the theme "Securing Real Estate: A Factor for Social Cohesion and a Lever for Productive Investment, Job Creation, and Sustainable Development," brought together over 2,000 professionals from the real estate sector, development partners, academics, civil society representatives, and private sector stakeholders.
The event featured a real estate exhibition, a roundtable discussion for African ministers responsible for real estate, a conference for development partners, and workshops addressing key issues and challenges related to land management and equitable access to land. Minister Aniyang, accompanied by several participating ministers, visited various exhibition booths, where he was briefed on projects, innovations, and experiences showcased.
The Abidjan Real Estate Days aimed to promote dialogue and collaboration among stakeholders to address the challenges facing the real estate sector in Africa. The event provided a platform for experts to share knowledge, best practices, and innovative solutions to enhance access to land, promote sustainable development, and create jobs.
Minister Aniyang's participation in the event underscores Mauritania's commitment to improving its real estate sector and promoting sustainable development. The minister's engagement with other stakeholders is expected to foster cooperation and knowledge sharing between countries.
The first edition of Abidjan Real Estate Days was organized by the Ivorian government, in collaboration with international partners, to promote the development of the real estate sector in Africa. The event is expected to contribute to the implementation of the African Union's Agenda 2063, which aims to promote sustainable development and economic growth on the continent.
The real estate sector is a critical component of Côte d'Ivoire's economy, and the event is expected to have a positive impact on the country's development. The government of Côte d'Ivoire has implemented several initiatives to promote the growth of the real estate sector, including the creation of a national land agency.
The event concluded with a call to action for stakeholders to work together to address the challenges facing the real estate sector in Africa. The participants emphasized the need for collaboration, innovation, and investment in the sector to promote sustainable development and create jobs.
Key points
- Mauritania's Minister of Real Estate, Mamoudou Mamadou Aniyang, participated in the first edition of Abidjan Real Estate Days.
- The event brought together over 2,000 professionals from the real estate sector and related fields.
- The Abidjan Real Estate Days aimed to promote dialogue and collaboration among stakeholders to address the challenges facing the real estate sector in Africa.
