Conakry: FONI (International Forum on Financial Intermediation, Digital Innovation and Innovation) 2026
FONI 2026: Conakry to Host Africa’s Premier Forum on Financing the Real Economy
The 5th edition of the International Forum on Financial Intermediation, Digital Technology and Innovation (FONI) will take place from 19 to 22 October 2026 in Conakry, Guinea.
The event will bring together leading stakeholders from the banking, finance, insurance, fintech, and capital markets sectors, along with public decision-makers and investors, under the theme:
“Financing the Agricultural, Real Estate and Mining Sectors in Africa.”
The programme will be organized in two phases:
- 19–20 October 2026: Two days of MasterClasses dedicated to capacity building and the sharing of expertise.
- 21–22 October 2026: The FONI 2026 Forum, featuring keynote conferences, high-level panel discussions, B2B meetings, and networking sessions focused on financing the agricultural, real estate, and mining sectors across Africa.
Key Information
📅 Dates: 19–22 October 2026
📍 Venue: Conakry, Guinea
🎓 MasterClasses: 19–20 October 2026
🏛️ Forum: 21–22 October 2026
Theme: Financing the Agricultural, Real Estate and Mining Sectors in Africa
Organizer
AFRIK FINANCES is a regional financial institution specializing in banking and financial intermediation services.
We provide a comprehensive range of financial solutions, including centralized receivables management and debt collection, credit brokerage and fundraising, representation of financial brands and distribution of financial services, advisory and technical assistance (Project Management Assistance and Project Management), training and capacity building, the International Forum on Financial Intermediation, Digital Technology and Innovation (FONI), SME support, financial education and empowerment programmes, as well as receivables financing and debt acquisition.
As a unique platform and hub for innovative financial solutions and services in Africa, AFRIK FINANCES currently operates in five countries—Côte d’Ivoire, Guinea, Mauritius, Senegal, and Togo—and plans to expand its presence to ten countries over the next five years.
