The Club offers resources for Africans research centers and thought leaders to collaborate, and facilitates global access to the world. These include easy points of access, as well as virtual and actual platforms where partners and colleagues across the world can access research, insight and vision from thought leaders across the African continent.
The interests of The Casablanca Club will range across climate, security, health, technology and development, among other key areas.
- DEFENSE – SECURITY
- URBAN – RURAL
- BORDER MANAGEMENT
- MIGRATION POLICY
- OIRGANIZED CRIME
- WEATHER TRENDS
- ENVIRONMENT
- DESERTIFICATION
- COASTAL ECOSYS
- H2O/RESOURCES
- MONITORING
- INFECTION
- EDUC/TRAIN
- PREVENTION
- TREATMENT
- TRADE
- AGRICULTURE
- ENERGY
- INDUSTRY
- FINANCE
- DIGITAL
- CYBER SPACE
- ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
- TELECOM
- INNOVATION
- WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
- DEMOGRPAHY – EDUCATION
- GOVERNANCE
- HUMAN RIGHTS
- INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Our members
The members of The Casablanca Club are recognized leading voices in research on matters of strategic importance in their fields and regions.
The members have decided to come together in a network across six regions with corresponding governing structures in each region in order to better collaborate on specific key topics facing their regions and Africa today.
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