The Pan African Conference on Illicit Financial Flows and Taxation (PAC) is an annual conference convened by Tax Justice Network Africa (TJNA) in collaboration with its partners.
It brings together governments, civil society, experts, media, researchers, partners, academics and stakeholders from across Africa to address the urgent challenges posed by illicit financial flows (IFFs) and ineffective tax systems.
PAC serves as a catalyst for transformative dialogue and action, fostering collaboration to build transparent, fair, and effective taxation frameworks aimed at unlocking Africa’s economic potential and support sustainable development.
The objectives of PAC
PAC is dedicated to combating illicit financial flows and strengthening tax governance in Africa. By convening key players from diverse sectors, the conference aim to:
- Provide a platform for meaningful dialogue on tax justice and illicit financial flows.
- Advance transparency and accountability within financial systems.
- Share research insights and policy recommendations widely.
- Elevate African perspectives in global financial reform discussions.
- Develop policies that drive equitable economic growth and reduce poverty.
- Recognise and celebrate key achievements and milestones.
Why is the PAC important to TJNA?
TJNA stands at the forefront of the fight against tax injustice and illicit financial flows on the continent.PAC provides a critical platform where TJNA:
- Collaborates with governments and civil society to develop effective strategies.
- Influences continental policy to promote fair taxation.
- Gains and shares insights to strengthen institutional capacities.
- Amplifies its advocacy efforts to create systemic change across Africa.