UKAIS 2026 convenes capital, policy, and industrial partners across the UK–Africa–India corridor. Delegates include institutional allocators, DFI executives, advisers, and project sponsors pursuing transaction-ready opportunities.
📍 The Royal Horseguards Hotel & One Whitehall Place, London
11 Sept 2026 09:00 - 17:00
The platform serves investors deploying active mandates, advisers structuring cross-border deals, and corporates entering African markets through industrial partnerships.
Whether you’re an investor looking for scalable opportunities or a policymaker seeking development partnerships, this summit offers a unique space to:
Gain unrivalled analysis of African business, economics, politics and investment opportunities
With global investors, East African CEOs, financiers, policymakers and more
The continent’s economic prospects, growing industries and investment opportunities
Unleashing Africa's Potential through UK-East Africa Partnerships
Enabling business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-government (B2G) interactions between investors, diaspora members, and entrepreneurs with various projects, and potential investors to establish sustainable and long-lasting business agreements and relationships.
Enabling business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-government (B2G) interactions between investors, diaspora members, and entrepreneurs with various projects, and potential investors to establish sustainable and long-lasting business agreements and relationships.
Partnering with the UK–Africa Business, Trade & Investment Summit offers a powerful platform to position your organisation alongside government leaders, investors, and decision-makers across critical sectors—including finance, infrastructure, real estate, agriculture, energy, fintech, and sustainability.
Register online for UK-EABS to secure Early Bird rates at www.ukeastafricasummit.uk. Early registration is advised.
UKAIS 2026 is built around outcomes. Every session, meeting and connection is structured to move capital, open markets and deliver commercially viable partnerships.
Sponsorship opportunities at the leading East African summit include exhibition stands, sponsored meals, and events, offering benefits like brand exposure, free conference access, and networking facilitation. Exhibitors can elevate their brand and reach potential customers by displaying their products and services to a significant audience of decision-makers.