The FRIF Foundation has announced that it will host the Regal Influence Summit 2025, a landmark leadership event set for late November at Accra’s La Palm Royal Beach Hotel.
This is contained in a statement jointly signed by Mrs. Awura Okosun, Managing Director of KRIF, Pastor Joseph Serpong, Executive Director KRIF and Enoch Sanford, Operations Director KRIF.
The summit, themed “Commanding Influence, Shaping Nations,” aims to bring together prominent leaders from across Africa and the diaspora to discuss ways to advance governance, development, and global influence for the continent.
This three-day gathering is expected to attract participants, including current and former presidents and vice presidents, first ladies, traditional rulers, ministers, governors, and notable personalities in politics, business, and civil society.
The organisers highlight that the summit will feature several focused sessions designed to tackle key challenges and opportunities facing Africa today.
Among these are dialogues involving heads of state and senior policymakers, forums dedicated to the leadership roles of first ladies and royal figures, and networking events to foster partnerships across sectors.
In addition to strategic discussions, the summit will also host an awards gala celebrating individuals who have demonstrated exemplary leadership and dedication to the growth and unity of the continent.
This celebration of achievement is intended to inspire emerging leaders to continue driving positive change.
The summit also includes a dedicated platform for global exchange, where diplomats, investors, and development experts can collaborate on initiatives aimed at boosting Africa’s economic progress and international standing.
The organisers emphasised the importance of such a gathering in positioning Africa as a leading force in shaping global affairs.
They noted that through open dialogue and collaboration, the summit will seek to generate concrete strategies that support sustainable development and ethical leadership.
