Africa Commerce & Industry Summit 2026

Nissi Insights Joins Industry Leaders at the Africa Commerce & Industry Summit 2026. Nissi Insights participated in the Africa Commerce & Industry Summit (ACIS) 2026, contributing to conversations on the role of infrastructure, energy and public-private partnerships in driving Africa’s economic growth. The firm was invited to participate in a high-level panel discussion titled “Water, Infrastructure & Energy: PPPs & Corridors of Commerce,” held on 15th October 2026 at Uhuru Gardens, Nairobi. The session brought together industry stakeholders to explore how strategic investments in infrastructure can strengthen regional trade, improve connectivity and unlock new opportunities for businesses across the continent. Representing Nissi Insights was Pauline Hutu, Director of Strategy & Operations, who joined fellow panelists in examining the opportunities and challenges associated with developing sustainable infrastructure projects. Discussions highlighted the importance of effective public-private collaboration, innovative financing structures and reliable energy systems in supporting industrialisation and regional economic integration. As African countries continue to pursue ambitious infrastructure and trade agendas, translating policy objectives into commercially viable projects remains essential. Infrastructure must not only address immediate needs but also create an enabling environment for businesses to grow, markets to expand and regional value chains to flourish. Drawing on its work at the intersection of energy, fintech and international diplomacy, Nissi Insights brought a cross-sector perspective to discussions on Africa’s economic development. Through its research, market intelligence and strategic advisory work, the firm examined how policy, investment and market dynamics shape commercial opportunities, helping stakeholders identify pathways for growth and navigate an increasingly interconnected global economy. Participation in ACIS 2026 reflects Nissi Insights’ continued engagement with conversations shaping Africa’s infrastructure, investment and economic future. The Summit provided a valuable platform for exchanging perspectives, strengthening professional connections and exploring practical approaches to unlocking the continent’s commercial potential. We extend our appreciation to the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) for the invitation and for convening a timely discussion on the intersection of infrastructure, energy and regional trade. As the conversations continue beyond the Summit, Nissi Insights remains committed to contributing research, market intelligence and strategic perspectives that help connect policy with practical commercial opportunities across Africa and beyond.