From Lomé, Dakar, Ouagadougou, Abidjan, Libreville, Kinshasa and Paris, the Summit on Corporate Social Engagement between Africa, France and Europe will be held on 7 & 8 July in multiplex, on a selection of national televisions from the African continent, the Canal+ Africa package and on the internet. On this occasion, it will bring together a selection of representatives of companies, governments and stakeholders active in the search for impacts and the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals

This unique Summit aims to contribute to putting Social Responsibility, Inclusion, the Social & Solidarity Economy, Socially Responsible Investment, Impact and the Sustainable Development Goals at the heart of the new sustainable, solidary and equitable relationship between Africa, France & Europe. This unique event, structured around 8 panels organized in a selection of African capitals, exclusive interviews, high-level keynotes and interventions by major witnesses, will address various themes around the sustainable development goals in a transversal way, always through the prism of the commitment of actors, their partners and stakeholders. This meeting is intended to be a time for exchanges between the various actors involved in a process of progress articulated around SDG 17, dedicated to partnerships for the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly between Africa, France and Europe,” says Pierre-Samuel Guedj, co-founder of Affectio Mutandi and the Africa Mutandi coalition. This Summit is jointly organized by the host countries, national partners such as the Abidjan Sustainable City Club and some members of the AfricaMutandi impact community, including the CPCCAF, Simplon, makesense Africa, Entrepreneurs du Monde, INCO, with the support of Climate Chance, Mirova, Canal+ International, Bolloré Transport & Logistics, Qwanza, Eramet, under the leadership of