Under the auspices of the Jet Age Nation Builders, the American International Education Federation, Lead Generation, and Arab States News, in collaboration with the Marriott Lagos Ikeja Hotel, African Development Bank, Ethiopian Airlines, Andrew Network, and 7star Global Hangar, the first international conference with partners across various sectors in West Africa was successfully held.
Themed “The Future is Now” and under the slogan “Nation Builders,” the event featured an international exhibition, innovation showcases, discussion sessions, and an honorary dinner night.
This conference, established as an outgrowth of the parent American conference held by the American International Education Federation in February 2021, was spearheaded by Dr. Tamara Al-Qolaghassi, Chairman of the Board, and supervised by the Conference President, Dr. Tamara Al-Qolaghassi, alongside Hon. Shina Peller as Vice President and members of the Board of Directors, including Dr. Alaa Abd Al-Razzaq, Dr. Hassan Ammar, H.H. Androw Willems, and Africa Coordinator, Amb. Dr. Young Piero.
The conference in Lagos, Nigeria, hosted numerous senior diplomats, political figures, ambassadors, ministers, decision-makers, and representatives from civil society organizations.
During the event, Dr. Tamara Al-Qolaghassi outlined the vision and objectives of the conference, focusing on developing the global economy, opening doors to American investment, and strengthening trade relations between America and the rest of the world. The conference emphasized revitalizing the global economic and investment sector, unveiling the features of the new digital economy, and linking it with finance and business to ensure a healthy global economy. Additionally, the conference highlighted the importance of providing sound infrastructure to sustain comprehensive development in host nations.
Past versions of the parent conference were held in cooperation with governments worldwide, fostering foreign investments, trade relations, and economic recovery. The Lagos conference, held from December 5th to 7th, 2021, at the Marriott Ikeja Hotel and Landmark Africa in Victoria Island, focused on youth empowerment and economic growth, leaving a lasting impact on the region.