Walid Loukil has been appointed to the Advisory Board of the Africa-GCC Council, a move that reinforces the organization’s ambitions to develop economic relations between Africa and the Gulf countries.

The Africa-GCC Council describes Walid Loukil as a “distinguished leader” with extensive experience in pan-African affairs and international investment. According to the organization, his appointment is a significant asset in guiding its strategy and strengthening economic ties between the two regions.

“His strategic perspective reinforces our mission: to build and deepen economic and strategic bridges between Africa and the Gulf,” the official statement specifies. His presence on the Advisory Board will also help to better guide the organization’s projects and initiatives.

The Council plans to make the Africa Pavilion a central hub for partnerships and concrete agreements. This platform will serve as a springboard to stimulate investment and cooperation between African and Gulf businesses.