This week, Rabat plays host to a landmark event as Shelter Afrique, a key player in African urban development financing, kicks off its 45th annual general assembly. The gathering, taking place on June 9, 2026, brings together policymakers, investors, and development experts to address one of the continent’s most pressing challenges: how to fund the rapid expansion of African cities.
The opening ceremony, held under high-level patronage, features prominent figures committed to reshaping Africa’s urban landscape. Among the attendees is Nadia Fettah Alaoui, whose presence underscores the significance of this initiative.
The assembly’s agenda centers on innovative financing models to support sustainable city growth across Africa. With urbanization accelerating at an unprecedented pace, the need for strategic investment has never been more urgent. Shelter Afrique’s role in this effort highlights the organization’s dedication to fostering resilient and thriving urban centers.
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