President John Dramani Mahama is expected to address the Financial Times (FT) Africa Summit 2026 in London this morning, as part of his international engagements on Africa’s economic future.
President Mahama, who chairs the Presidential Council of the Accra Reset, is expected to share perspectives on the strategic opportunities and challenges facing African economies.
The two-day summit brings together heads of state, global business leaders and leading institutional financiers to discuss ways to accelerate inclusive growth and mobilise investment across the continent.
Discussions at the summit are focused on Africa’s economic prospects amid changes in the global economic order, with emphasis on attracting capital and strengthening opportunities for sustainable development.
Following his engagements in the United Kingdom, President Mahama will travel to Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, to lead the 12th Tana High-Level Forum on Security in Africa.
As Chairperson of the Tana Forum, he is scheduled to formally present the State of Security in Africa Report on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
The forum is expected to provide a platform for discussions on the security challenges confronting Africa and efforts to promote peace and stability across the continent.
