Adewale Dosunmu Engages Grenada Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell on Africa–Caribbean Investment Cooperation

At the 4th Annual AfriCaribbean Trade and Investment Forum (ACTIF 2025), held from July 28 to 30, 2025, in St. George’s, Grenada, Adewale Dosunmu held a high-level engagement with Grenada’s Prime Minister, Hon. Dickon Mitchell, underscoring the growing momentum behind Africa–Caribbean economic collaboration and investment-led development. ACTIF 2025, jointly hosted by the African Export-Import Bank […]

At the 4th Annual AfriCaribbean Trade and Investment Forum (ACTIF 2025), held from July 28 to 30, 2025, in St. George’s, Grenada, Adewale Dosunmu held a high-level engagement with Grenada’s Prime Minister, Hon. Dickon Mitchell, underscoring the growing momentum behind Africa–Caribbean economic collaboration and investment-led development.

ACTIF 2025, jointly hosted by the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) and the Government of Grenada, convened heads of government, financial institutions, and private-sector leaders to advance strategic dialogue on trade, investment, and south–south cooperation. Grenada, as host nation and a key player within the Caribbean, featured prominently in discussions around sustainable development, investment mobility, and private-sector participation.

Adewale Dosunmu, Managing Partner for West Africa at Global Citizen Consultants (GCC), has become an influential voice in structuring compliant cross-border investment opportunities that align private capital with national development goals. His engagement with Prime Minister Mitchell reflected a shared focus on building investor confidence, strengthening regulatory frameworks, and expanding economic linkages between Africa and the Caribbean.

Grenada operates one of the five globally recognized Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programs, a policy instrument that has supported infrastructure development, employment generation, and climate-resilient projects across the country. The program continues to attract international investors seeking credibility, mobility, and long-term value within a transparent and government-regulated framework.

Speaking on the interaction, Dosunmu said: “Grenada’s leadership has demonstrated how strategic investment frameworks can accelerate national development while remaining attractive to global investors. Strengthening Africa–Grenada ties is a practical pathway to shared prosperity and sustainable economic growth.”

The engagement with Prime Minister Mitchell further reinforced the role of private-sector intermediaries in translating policy discussions into tangible investment outcomes. It also highlighted Grenada’s position as a gateway for African investors exploring opportunities in the wider Caribbean region.

As ACTIF continues to mature as a premier platform for Africa–Caribbean engagement, Dosunmu’s interaction with Grenada’s Prime Minister marked another step in advancing dialogue that bridges governments, investors, and institutions in pursuit of long-term south–south cooperation.