Tokyo International Conference on African Development
is a conference held every five years in Tokyo, Japan, with the objective "to promote high-level policy dialogue between African leaders and development partners." Japan is a co-host of these conferences.
Tokyo International Conference on African DevelopmentYokohamaYasuo FukudaHideyo Noguchi Africa PrizeTICAD DelegationsJohn Boyd (ambassador)34th G8 summitUniversity of TsukubaNew Rice for AfricaLynda Chalker, Baroness Chalker of WallaseyGeorge MooseJohn MalecelaMiriam WereMayu TsurutaBrian GreenwoodHideyo NoguchiBlaise CompaoréPedro PiresHuguette LabelleAmadou Toumani Touré
John KufuorOmar BongoYayi BoniEllen Johnson SirleafWangari MaathaiMwai KibakiNicéphore SogloAsha-Rose MigiroJerry RawlingsMarc RavalomananaHifikepunye PohambaIsaias AfewerkiArmando GuebuzaAhmed Abdallah Mohamed SambiHiroshi NakadaUnited KingdomCairoSouth Africa under apartheidBeijingTaipei
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