Zambia to Host Africa’s Landmark Energy and Infrastructure
Forum in 2026
By Daily News Reporter
Zambia is set to take center stage in Africa’s energy and
infrastructure transformation as it hosts the Continental Energy and
Infrastructure Investment Forum (CEIIF) 2026 from February 2–5 in Lusaka.
And this CEIIF is under the theme “Collaborate, Renew,
Transition”, reflecting the forum’s focus on partnerships, renewable energy
expansion, and Africa’s broader energy transition.
The high-profile gathering will bring together global energy leaders, policymakers, and investors to accelerate sustainable development across the continent.
Speaking during the media engagement in Lusaka Mr. Albert
Halwampa, Director General, Zambia Development Agency ststed that the forum
will spotlight renewable energy expansion, universal energy access,
infrastructure modernization, and innovative financing models.
He added that the conference will also aim to foster
strategic partnerships, promote knowledge exchange, and position Zambia as a
hub for sustainable energy investment in Africa.
“This it will be a
platform for investors and policymakers to explore opportunities and discuss on
policy frameworks, technology, and regional cooperation,” Halwampa said.
Officials expect the forum to drive economic growth, social
development, and long-term energy security not only for Zambia but for the
broader African region.
Speaking at the same media engagement, CEIIF Convener
Chiboni Evans emphasized the transformative role of the forum that CEIIF will
serve as a catalyst for Africa’s energy and infrastructure renaissance. By
bringing together investors, policymakers, and innovators and creating a
platform that not only drives sustainable projects but also ensures that
communities across the continent benefit from reliable energy and modern
infrastructure.
Evans added that the forum’s outcomes are expected to
strengthen regional cooperation, unlock financing for renewable energy, and
accelerate Zambia’s ambition to become a leading hub for sustainable investment
in Africa.

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