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Africa & Europe Different Demographic Trends Seeds for a Smart Partnership.
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September 18, 2019

In Africa’s impending demographic dividend and the looming threat posed by Europe’s aging, lie the seeds of an agenda with the possibilities to generate win-wins for both continents. Might Europe’s future labor market requirements hold the key for a smart partnership around investments in Africa’s greatest asset – that of its people?

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