MTN CEO joins global leaders at G30 meeting to discuss private sector-led growth in Africa

Date: 2026-06-13
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By:  Nana Appiah Acquaye

MTN Group President and Chief Executive Officer Ralph Mupita joined global and African leaders at the Group of Thirty (G30) meeting in Cape Town to discuss strategies for accelerating economic growth, attracting investment, and creating jobs across the African continent.

The high-level gathering brought together business executives, policymakers, and development institutions to examine the role of the private sector in driving sustainable economic development and addressing some of Africa’s most pressing economic challenges.

During the discussions, participants explored ways to strengthen collaboration between governments, businesses, and development partners to create an enabling environment for investment, entrepreneurship, and long-term economic growth.

Mupita emphasized the importance of creating opportunities that can unlock investment and support job creation, noting that Africa’s future growth will depend significantly on the ability of stakeholders to work together in fostering inclusive economic development.

The discussions also focused on the need for policies and initiatives that encourage private sector participation in key sectors of the economy while supporting innovation, infrastructure development, and digital transformation.

MTN said the conversations at the G30 meeting highlighted the importance of coordinated efforts among public and private sector actors in advancing sustainable and inclusive growth across the continent.

The telecommunications group reiterated its commitment to supporting Africa’s development agenda through investments in connectivity, digital services, and technologies that enable economic participation and broaden access to opportunities.

The Group of Thirty meeting provided a platform for leaders from different sectors to exchange perspectives on the challenges and opportunities facing African economies and to identify practical approaches for promoting growth and resilience in an increasingly interconnected global economy.

 

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