North Africa remains a critical economic gateway between Europe, the Middle East and Sub-Saharan Africa, with the region’s growth projected to reach 3.9% in 2026, up from 3.6% in 2025.The North Africa Regional Outlook 2026 will convened experts to examine how the region can serve as both an investment frontier and a manufacturing-export hub. Key focus areas:Diversification beyond hydrocarbons: With energy prices volatile and decarbonisation gaining traction, North Africa is accelerating renewables, logistics, manufacturing and digital-services growth.Gateway and trade hub potential: Strategically located, North Africa offers ports, transport infrastructure and industrial zones that can link Europe, Africa and the Middle East.Industrial policy and manufacturing ecosystems: Special economic zones, incentives and regional value-chain strategies (e.g., in automotive, electronics, agro-processing) are gaining momentum.Political & reform risk balance: Though the investment case is strong, challenges around governance, regulatory clarity and fiscal sustainability persist, making structuring and local partnerships vital.This webinar evaluates how North Africa can capitalise on its macro and logistical advantage to host resilient and export-oriented growth stories.