• Energy and Climate

AEF at the Mission 300 Africa Energy Summit

  • The Africa-Europe Foundation

Africa-Europe High-Level Policymakers Meeting on Energy – 26 January 2025 - Tanzania

18:00-20:00 - GMT+3

Universal access to energy is central to Africa’s development. Agreements and initiatives, such as the African Union’s Common Position on Energy Access and Energy Transition, the Nairobi Declaration and global commitments to triple the world's installed renewable energy generation capacity to at least 11,000 GW by 2030 chart bold visions and ambitious action for the development of Africa’s energy system. The common elements include an urgency regarding energy access and an acknowledgement that renewable energy has an important role to play for the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7 – universal access to clean, modern and affordable energy.

To foster cross-continental dialogue on these challenges, the Africa-Europe Foundation (AEF), together with the Africa-EU Energy Partnership (AEEP) are convening a series of in-person Africa-Europe high-level policymakers meetings, under the Chatham House rule. The third meeting of the series will take place on 26 January 2025 ahead of the Mission 300 Africa Energy Summit in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania where critical energy compacts will be signed.

The discussion will focus on sharing common challenges and exploring how can the EU's 'Africa-EU Green Energy Initiative' (AEGEI) align and support the Mission 300 initiative. The discussion will contribute towards an integrated understanding of the African Union Agenda 2063, the European Union Global Gateway and the Mission 300 initiative.

Should you need any further information, please contact Raphaël Danglade, Lead Portfolio Manager for Climate & Development at the Africa-Europe Foundation (AEF): raphael.danglade@africaeuropefoundation.org


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The Africa-Europe Foundation

The Africa-Europe Foundation (AEF) is the only organisation of its kind shared equally by stakeholders from both Africa and Europe. It is an independent platform for multi-stakeholder dialogue, frank debate and strategic analysis bringing together experts and leaders from diverse organisation settings (civil society, policymaking, private sector, academia), to strengthen the partnership between Africa and Europe. Our multi-stakeholder Strategy and Working Groups offer a safe space for exchange on critical, sometimes contentious issues between Africa and Europe and form the backbone of AEF’s work to catalyse innovative partnerships and unlock untapped areas of cross-continental cooperation, from Green Industrialisation to the future of health and the reform of financial systems to climate, energy, agri-food systems, blue economy, youth, Digital and AI.