The countdown to the Africa International Housing Show (AIHS) 2023 has begun, and the excitement is palpable. From the 23rd to the 27th of July, Abuja will be transformed into a global hub of housing innovation and partnerships, setting the stage for a groundbreaking event that the world eagerly awaits.
Participants from over 15 countries are preparing to converge upon the show, turning AIHS 2023 into a melting pot of diverse perspectives united by a common goal—making housing happen. Festus Adebayo, the visionary behind AIHS, recognizes the immense potential of Nigeria’s housing market and seizes the opportunity to showcase its vibrancy on the international stage.
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Under the theme “Beyond Rhetoric to Homes: Making Housing Happen,” AIHS 2023 has garnered attention from across the globe. As the world’s eyes turn toward Abuja, the show floor is set to come alive with a symphony of booths, each representing a different facet of the housing industry. From global construction giants to local startups, 402 exhibitors will showcase their expertise, products, and services, transforming the venue into a bustling marketplace of ideas.
International finance institutions, including the prestigious International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Shelter Afrique, recognize the significance of AIHS 2023 and join forces to explore sustainable financing options for the housing sector. Green housing funding becomes a focal point, urging discussions on innovative approaches and practical solutions to mitigate the impact of climate change on affordable housing.
The AIHS platform proves instrumental in fostering partnerships between government agencies, private sector players, and international organizations. Dangote, Lafarge, IFC, NMRC, FMBN, FHFL, Royal, and CDK are just a few of the key players who collaborate to drive the sector forward. Their collective commitment to sustainable and affordable housing lays the foundation for a future where everyone has access to decent shelter.
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As the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria takes to the stage, a sense of unity and purpose will reverberate through the audience. AIHS 2023 has become more than just an event—it is a rallying cry for change, a testament to the power of collaboration, and a beacon of hope for a brighter future.
The legacy of AIHS 2023 will extend far beyond the final day of the show. It will ignite a spark within the hearts of attendees, who will carry the torch of innovation back to their respective countries, armed with fresh ideas and renewed determination. The vision of a continent where affordable housing is no longer a luxury but a fundamental right will take root, and the seeds of progress will be ready to bloom.
Written By: Oluwaseun Bakare
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