Agribusiness Between Africa and Europe: Challenges, Opportunities, and Collaborative Strategies for Sustainable Development

Agribusiness is a crucial sector for the global economy, influencing economic development, food security, and the management of natural resources. In an interconnected global context, Africa and Europe face unique challenges and opportunities that could reshape the future of agribusiness. Africa, with vast areas of arable land and a young population, has significant agricultural potential, though it is constrained by inadequate infrastructure and political instability. Europe, with its long agricultural tradition and advanced technologies, is a strategic partner to support African agribusiness. The relationship between the two continents is evolving toward more balanced cooperation to promote sustainable development. This thesis examines how Africa and Europe can collaborate to overcome the challenges of agribusiness and leverage common opportunities. It explores the economic, political, and social dynamics influencing the sector, with recommendations for a more sustainable and resilient agribusiness that can promote economic growth and social development in both regions.