Countries & Regional Expansion Network
54 Target Markets. One Governed Platform.
PASP's expansion network spans all 54 African countries — organized across five regional economic communities and supported by a growing network of Country Operating Partners providing local execution capability in each market.
Network Overview
The PASP Country Network
PASP operates across Africa's five major regional economic communities — each with distinct market characteristics, regulatory environments and expansion dynamics. PASP's Country Operating Partner network provides local execution capability in each market, supported by PASP's centralized governance, platform standards and cross-market coordination.
Five Regions
Africa's Regional Economic Communities
- Largest regional population
- ECOWAS integration framework
- Nigeria — Africa's largest economy
- Growing fintech and digital economy
- Significant agricultural and energy resources
West Africa is home to Africa's largest economy — Nigeria — and a rapidly growing regional market of over 400 million people. The region's economic community (ECOWAS) provides a framework for regional integration, and the CFA franc zone creates monetary alignment across much of francophone West Africa.
- Fastest-growing regional economies
- EAC integration framework
- Global mobile money leadership
- Strong technology and innovation ecosystem
- Significant infrastructure investment
East Africa is one of Africa's fastest-growing regions — led by Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania. The East African Community provides a strong regional integration framework, and the region has emerged as a global leader in mobile money, fintech and digital innovation.
- Most industrialized regional economy
- Sophisticated financial markets
- SADC integration framework
- Strong corporate governance environment
- Advanced infrastructure and logistics
Southern Africa is anchored by South Africa — the continent's most industrialized economy and its most sophisticated financial market. The SADC regional community provides an integration framework, and the region offers the continent's most developed infrastructure, financial services and corporate governance environment.
- Extraordinary natural resource endowment
- CEMAC monetary union
- DRC — vast market and resource base
- Significant agricultural potential
- Growing infrastructure investment
Central Africa is home to the DRC — one of Africa's largest countries by area and population, and one of the world's most resource-rich nations. The CEMAC monetary union provides economic integration across much of francophone Central Africa, and the region offers significant opportunities in resources, agriculture and infrastructure.
- Gateway to Mediterranean and European markets
- Egypt — Africa's second-largest economy
- Morocco — sub-Saharan Africa gateway
- Sophisticated financial infrastructure
- Large, educated workforce
North Africa bridges Africa and the Mediterranean — offering access to both African and European markets. Egypt is Africa's second-largest economy and a major regional hub. Morocco has emerged as a gateway for investment into sub-Saharan Africa, and the region offers sophisticated financial markets, strong infrastructure and a large, educated workforce.
Expand Into Any of Our 54 Target Markets
PASP's governed expansion platform provides structured access to all 54 African markets — through qualified Country Operating Partners and a centrally managed expansion process.