
Marketing Society of Rwanda joins the African Marketing Confederation
Its aims include developing professional standards and creating opportunities for Rwandan marketers to learn and network.
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By our African Marketing Confederation News Team | 2025
The African Marketing Confederation (AMC) Conference is heading to Accra, Ghana – a city known for its cultural richness, economic growth, and forward-thinking business landscape.
Whether you’re a marketing executive, brand strategist, entrepreneur, or creative, this year’s conference promises more than professional development. It’s a launchpad for fresh ideas, valuable partnerships, and regional insights that will shape the future of marketing across Africa.
Here’s why Ghana is the perfect setting for this flagship event.
A Gateway to West Africa
Located in the heart of West Africa, Accra provides access to a growing market, making it the ideal hub to connect with key players and foster cross-border collaboration. Ghana is a significant trading partner within the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), with non-traditional exports to ECOWAS exceeding US$836 million in 2019, consistently positioning it as a leading market for Ghana’s exports in the region.
Rich Cultural Heritage
Ghana offers a unique cultural experience with stunning coastlines, historic landmarks, and vibrant traditions. It’s a great opportunity to explore while deepening your understanding of local consumer behaviour.
Thriving Business Ecosystem
Ghana’s stable government and growing economy make it a top destination for international business, offering marketing professionals opportunities to connect, collaborate, and explore new ventures. The World Bank projects Ghana’s GDP to grow by 4.3% in 2025. Additionally, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows are expected to rise, reaching 3% of GDP by 2028.
Commitment to Innovation and Growth
Ghana is embracing digital transformation, offering attendees insights into cutting-edge marketing strategies, digital tools, and emerging trends shaping the industry in Africa and globally. Digital adoption in Ghana has continued to grow steadily, with internet access reaching 70% and mobile connectivity at 113% in early 2024. This widespread digital reach has driven the rise of e-commerce, digital banking, and social media marketing, transforming how Ghanaians discover, assess, and purchase products and services.
Easy Access
Accra is well-connected with direct international flights and modern infrastructure, ensuring a seamless travel experience for professionals from around the world to attend the conference. Kotoka International Airport (ACC) in Accra oversaw over 3.09 million passengers in 2023, with traffic increasing to 3.4 million in 2024, underscoring its strong capacity and growing role as a regional aviation hub.
Don’t miss your chance to be part of Africa’s premier marketing event.
👉 Register now to secure your spot at the 2025 AMC Conference in Accra, Ghana.

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