PanAfrican Capital Holdings Limited (PAC Holdings), partnering with the Embassy of Brazil in Nigeria and the Brazil Africa Institute, recently hosted a corporate cocktail reception in Abuja to reinforce institutional, business, and investment relationships between Brazil and Africa.
Scheduled ahead of the Brazil Africa Forum 2026, which takes place on November 11 and 12, 2026, the gathering brought together key stakeholders from the diplomatic, governmental, financial, and corporate sectors to explore avenues for deepening economic cooperation.
Notable attendees included the Ambassador of Brazil to Nigeria, Carlos José Areias Moreno Garcete, and the President and Founder of the Brazil Africa Institute, João Bosco Monte, alongside executives and managing directors from PAC Holdings.
Group Managing Director Chris Oshiafi emphasized that capital functions most effectively when it serves as a bridge connecting people, businesses, and opportunities across markets.
Providing macroeconomic insights through a bilateral research report, PAC Research Managing Director Fatai Asimi noted that Brazil-Africa relations are entering a renewed phase driven by mutual development priorities and strengthening political commitment.
Ambassador Garcete underscored the historical and cultural foundations linking Brazil and Africa, stressing the need to translate these ties into sustainable development and practical business partnerships.
Similarly, Monte highlighted the importance of transitioning from dialogue to actionable cooperation that delivers shared value in agriculture, technology, energy, and financial services.
Through integrated financial solutions and strategic networks, PAC Holdings remains positioned to support institutions navigating Africa’s evolving economic environment.
