eNubia 2nd Annual Commercializing African Innovation Forum (CAIF) in partnership with African Union

WASHINGTON - EntSun -- Washington, DC: eNubia today announced their annual Commercializing African Innovation Forum (CAIF). This milestone is a major move for eNubia on its mission to showcase impactful research solutions and innovations for commercialization in Africa.

"Africa needs to support the future growth of 2 billion inhabitants by 2040, by scaling exponential innovations that can solve everyday problems," says Nii Simmonds, CEO at eNubia. "Africa can develop its own innovations like vaccines by engaging its African Diaspora professionals."

This news comes in the wake of many recent initiatives and accomplishments of the company, including:

• Piloting a platform during the pandemic to showcase African research innovations
• Developing strategic partnerships with deep tech and Artificial Intelligence partners
• Reaching almost 10k African Diaspora professionals to support research commercialization in Africa

To join the forum, please go here to register for November 3^rd – 4^th forum. https://enubia.com/register/

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About eNubia: eNubia is a US incorporated company whose mission is to commercialize indigenous African tertiary scientific research and innovations through our partners for commercialization purposes. Oftentimes, we use volunteers and AI to identify promising African research that has the potential to scale and solve African challenges. In addition, we seek to scale this research into indigenous African STEM enterprises to solve African challenges in health, agriculture, computing, sciences, etc.