To regain market shares on the African continent, French companies should adopt a three-pronged approach: innovation, frugality and Africanization

If two-thirds of African countries are still net food importers, a green revolution reconciling economic, social and environmental performance is still possible.

To fill the gap of elite universities in Africa, it is particularly necessary to encourage academic and industrial partnerships and favor less capital-intensive models.

While the generalization of mandatory contracts could boost the development of the insurance sector, most African States and major insurance companies remain cautious.

While Africa’s insurance market is emerging as one of the most dynamic worldwide, French-speaking African companies need to innovate and adapt their development models.