RT @iatf2025: ARISE IIP is taking over @IATF’s socials!. As the Pan-African developer of industrial ecosystems, @AriseIIP is spotlighting g….

RT @iatf2025: “Together, we are making Africa thrive.”.In a new video, @AriseIIP takes over to share how it’s driving impact across Africa….

💡Financing Africa’s Industrial Future – The Rwandan Way!. Proud to announce a $52M project finance facility for BSEZ 🇷🇼 from Bank of Kigali & BRD — powering Rwanda’s industrial growth with green financing & local partnerships. #BSEZ #ARISEIIP #AfricaFirst #GreenFinancing

Benin Agri Business, part of our GDIZ ecosystem, becomes Africa’s first ProTerra-certified soy producer, a benchmark for inclusive, responsible agribusiness. 🔗 #ProTerra #Agribusiness #MadeInAfrica #GDIZ #ARISEIIP #ESG #TogetherWeAreMakingAfricaThrive.

💼 Africa doesn’t have a jobs crisis. It has a transformation challenge. Every year, over 10 million young Africans enter the labour market. But most economies remain centred on raw material exports, generating little industrial employment and limited skills transfer. At ARISE

💼 Mobilising private capital to support Africa’s industrial development. On 24 June, Amit Agarwal, Chief Operating Officer at ARISE Integrated Industrial Platforms, will take part in the EY webinar “Enabling private capital for Africa’s development goals.”. He will outline how

⛓️ Steel and aluminium are the backbone of modern industry. But where are they processed in Africa?. In 2023, the continent accounted for just 1.26% of global crude steel output, a clear sign of untapped potential and the pressing need for integrated local value chains. In Togo,

🇨🇭 Forging industrial dialogue between #Switzerland and #Africa. ARISE IIP took part in the inaugural edition of the Swiss-African Business Day under its new format, a key platform designed to foster structured exchanges between public and private sector leaders from both

🌱 Rethinking industrial development with sustainability in mind. World Environment Day is an opportunity to reaffirm a core principle of ARISE IIP: Africa’s industrialisation must be sustainable by design, not as an afterthought. Across all our integrated platforms,

🔴▶️ #ARISEVoices – The latest episode is out!. 🎙️ This month, Bamba Lo, Founder & CEO of @PAPS_app, shares his journey and vision of logistics as a driver of transformation across Africa. With @PAPS_app, he’s rethinking access to essential goods at a regional scale — even in

⏳ COMING SOON #ARISEVoices – Tune in this Friday, May 30th, for a powerful new episode of ARISE Voices!. 🎙️ Bamba LO, founder and CEO of PAPS, shares his entrepreneurial journey and how logistics innovation is shaping a more connected and resilient Africa. 🚚 From Dakar to

RT @AfricaFactsZone: Arise, the Pan-African Ecosystem Builder 🌍. This Africa Day, we’re thrilled to spotlight @ARISEIIP’s mission! . They’r….

🌍 Africa Day is not just a celebration, it’s a call to action. At ARISE IIP, we believe the future of Africa lies in creating value at home. That means processing what we produce, exporting finished goods, not just raw materials, and designing industrial ecosystems that serve

📈 Global soy demand is expected to surpass 390 million tonnes by 2027. Can West Africa seize this opportunity? Benin is positioning itself to lead the way. From oil and meal to high-value food ingredients, soy can fuel a new era of agro-industrial development. With increasing

🧵 Decarbonising textiles starts with data, structure, and the right tools. Textile Excellence highlights how ARISE IIP is working with SAP, a global leader in enterprise software and data systems, to bring sustainability and ESG reporting into the heart of Africa’s textile

💼 What if Africa’s private sector is our greatest strategic asset?. This was the bold question at the heart of a CEO TALK during the Africa CEO Forum 2025 in Abidjan, where our CEO, Gagan Gupta, joined prominent voices from across the continent to explore how the private sector

🤝 Beyond the discussions, the @africaceoforum served as a platform for exchanging best practices and reaffirming the collective dedication to driving Africa’s economic transformation. The potential for impactful change in Africa’s industrial sector has never been more evident.