Two days. Everyone who can say yes.
Accreditation, not a ticket — the room is assembled deliberately, which is why 1,200 targeted meetings fitted into forty-eight hours.
Opening keynote in
10–11 November 2026 · Djamaâ El-Djazaïr Cultural Centre, Algiers
The room
The question is not what is on stage. It is who is in the seats.
Any conference can book good speakers. What decides whether two days were worth it is whether the person sitting beside you can act on what you say. Here is the second edition's room, counted.
Companies and institutions
Banks, development finance, developers, contractors, manufacturers, practices, PropTech.
Check it — The 2025 recordSix segments of the value chain, convened in the same room
- Investment & Finance
- Real Estate Development
- Construction & Infrastructure
- Materials & Solutions
- Architecture & Design
- Innovation & Technologies
In the room at the second edition
- Homely
- CNEP Banque
- BNA
- SAA Assurances
- El-Djazaïr Hotel Group
- DATAVERSE
- MBIM Engineering
- TIBAN Industrie
How you get in
The badge is granted, not bought.
The reason the room is worth two days is the reason it is reviewed. Applications open in September 2026 and are read by the team — your role, your organisation, and what you are looking to move.
What you leave with
Two days, and the year that follows them.
Sessions across two spaces
Main programme and parallel forum, published in advance.
Check it — The running orderSpeakers on the 2025 roster
Finance, development, construction, architecture, technology.
Check it — The 2025 rosterMarkets in the Invest In series
Algeria, Senegal, Tunisia, DR Congo, Mauritius — each treated separately.
Check it — The Invest In marketsFilms in the official record
Filmed, published, and yours to re-watch afterwards.
Check it — The video recordWhat it looked like
Twenty-four films, three of them national broadcasts.
The second edition is on record rather than in a testimonial. Television coverage, the recap, the field reports and the partner activation are all published — watch a few minutes of the room before you block two days for it.
Open the video record
Before you block two days
Four fair questions about giving up a Tuesday and a Wednesday.
The objection
The exhibition floor is free for the public — why should I pay for a Summit pass?
The answer
Walking the exhibition floor is for general public discovery of vendor stands. The Summit is where business actually happens. 90% of attendees in the Summit room are C-level decision-makers, institutional investors, and ministry officials. A Summit pass gives you exclusive access to the Plenary Hall, ministerial keynotes, high-impact deal panels, hands-on masterclasses, B2B matchmaking with confirmed decision-makers, and catered networking lunches. If you come as an Expo visitor, you remain in the public aisles. If you come as a Summit delegate, you are seated at the table where real partnerships and capital are committed.
The objection
Two days out of the office. What makes this different from every other conference?
The answer
The programme is built around meetings rather than attendance. Lunch and both breaks are unprogrammed and on the floor by design, the country desks run in parallel on day two, and 1,200 targeted B2B meetings came out of the second edition. You are not there to listen for sixteen hours.
The objection
Will I be talking to decision-makers, or to their junior staff?
The answer
90% of the 2025 room was C-level or above, across more than forty companies and institutions and ten countries — banks, development finance, developers, contractors, manufacturers, practices and PropTech founders. Summit session access is governed by professional accreditation: that is what guarantees the quality of these exchanges.
The objection
What language is it in, and can I bring a delegation?
The answer
Sessions run in French and English, with documentation in both and Arabic on request. Delegations are coordinated with embassies and chambers of commerce, and hotel and mobility go through the official partners — contact the team early and it is arranged for you.
Passes & Accreditation
Choose your level of access.
The exhibition floor is open for public discovery. The Summit is where 90% of decision-makers convene behind closed doors to structure deals and partnerships.
EXPO
General public discovery — access to the exhibition hall for 2 days to explore stands and industry innovations. Excludes all conferences, coffee breaks, and executive sessions.
- Exhibition hall — 2 days
- Africa Stage (conferences, plenaries, keynotes, panels)
- Coffee breaks — 2 days
- Certificate of participation
BASIC
The full conference experience at ARIIS 2026. Direct access to the Africa Stage, plenaries, keynotes, panels, coffee breaks, and post-event replays.
- Exhibition hall — 2 days
- Africa Stage (conferences, plenaries, keynotes, panels)
- Coffee breaks — 2 days
- Certificate of participation
- Replays & post-event content
- VIP Lounge access
- VIP lunch — 2 days
- Pre-scheduled B2B meetings (concierge)
VIP
The highest tier of Summit accreditation. Full all-access with private VIP lounge, executive lunches for both days, dedicated B2B concierge, and speaker meet & greet.
50 seats only, allocated by order of registration.
- Everything included in the BASIC Pass
- VIP Lounge access
- VIP lunch — 2 days
- Pre-scheduled B2B meetings (concierge)
- Meet & greet international speakers
Talk to a person
Tell us what you are trying to move. We will tell you whether it is in the room.
Accreditation is reviewed rather than sold. Tell us your role and what you are looking for, and you will hear back within two working days.
500+ delegates expected from 15+ countries. Badges open in September 2026.
ARIIS Team — Partnerships — answers all three personally.
Working languages are French and English. Arabic on request.
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