Kanayo Awani

Kanayo Awani

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Mrs. Kanayo Awani is the Executive Vice President for Intra-African Trade at the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), where she plays a crucial role in promoting trade integration across the continent. Recently, she was in the news for her remarks at the FOCUS Africa Trade and Investment Forum, emphasizing the importance of bridging Africa's infrastructure gap to enhance global competitiveness and urging strategic partnerships to unlock new investment opportunities within the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).

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Liberia Liberia: Special recognition went to Ms. Kanayo Awani, Executive Vice President of Afreximbank, described as 'the pillar on which this project stood, stands, and will continue to stand.' 9

Daily Observer – leading Liberian newspaper, est. 1981: “Africa Must Control Its Capital, Not Just Its Borders” | News

Liberia Liberia: Mrs. Kanayo Awani is the Executive Vice President of Intra-African Trade and Export Development at Afreximbank. 8

Daily Observer – leading Liberian newspaper, est. 1981: Intra-African Trade Fair 2025 Welcomes Arise IIP | Business

Malawi Malawi: Kanayo Awani said they aim to support public and private sector growth by preparing and co-financing impactful projects. 8

Nyasa Times – popular Malawian online publication: NBS Bank, Afreximbank sign Project Facilitation Agreement - Malawi Nyasa Times

Suriname Suriname: Kanayo Awani is the vice president of Afreximbank and emphasized the importance of local content policy for Suriname's economic development. 9

De Ware Tijd: Beleid lokale inhoud cruciaal voor economische vooruitgang – de Ware Tijd

Kenya Kenya: Mrs Kanayo Awani, the bank's Executive Vice President for Intra-African Trade, emphasised that bridging Africa's infrastructure gap is crucial. 6

The Standard: Afrexim pushes for Africa trade bloc as protectionism bites