Indian billionaire, Prateek Suri presents autobiography to Boris Johnson

Indian entrepreneur and founder of Maser Group and Maser Investments, Prateek Suri, recently presented his autobiography titled, Gateway to Africa, to a former British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson.
A statement sent to Society Plus, noted that the “extraordinary moment underscored Suri’s rising global influence”. It added that “the symbolic exchange between the two influential figures not only marked a milestone in Suri’s illustrious career but also reflected his deep admiration for Johnson’s statesmanship and leadership on the global stage”.
The statement also noted, “Gateway to Africa is more than just an autobiography; it is a masterclass in ambition, resilience and transformative leadership. Suri, who hails from South New Delhi, India, has built a formidable business empire that extends across Africa, the Middle East, and beyond. His journey, detailed vividly in the book, is a testament to the power of vision, strategic thinking, and perseverance.
“It takes readers on an extraordinary journey—from the crowded streets of New Delhi, where Suri first dreamt of success, to the glittering skyline of Dubai, and finally to the rich, resource-laden expanse of Africa. It is in Africa that Suri’s entrepreneurial genius truly flourished. Recognising the continent’s immense potential, he spearheaded initiatives that have redefined the consumer electronics industry, mining, venture capital, and large-scale investment opportunities.”
The book is also said to explore Maser Group, Suri’s brainchild and one of Africa’s premier consumer electronics brand. Built from scratch, the company has emerged as a leader in affordable and innovative technology solutions, making cutting-edge electronics accessible to millions across Africa. “Through this venture, Suri not only disrupted the market but also played a pivotal role in Africa’s digital transformation,” it maintained.
“The exchange of Gateway to Africa between Suri and Johnson symbolises the intersection of entrepreneurship and leadership—two forces that, when combined, have the potential to drive meaningful change. The gesture also signifies the growing recognition of Suri’s impact on the global business stage, solidifying his role as a bridge between Africa, the Middle East, and other international markets,” it continued.
Ever the innovative entrepreneur, Suri’s influence extends far beyond consumer electronics. His footprints can be seen in mining, venture capital and industrial revitalisation. His focus on unlocking Africa’s untapped potential has led to strategic investments in dormant yet resource-rich enterprises, breathing new life into industries that had long been overlooked.
The book also notes that his work is not just about profits; “it is about sustainable development and fostering economic independence in Africa. Suri’s vision is clear— to create businesses that uplift communities, provide employment and contribute to the continent’s growth.”
By sharing his experiences, challenges and victories, the successful businessman aims to encourage young innovators to dream big and embrace opportunities in new frontiers. With a firm belief that Africa is the next global powerhouse, he noted that the book serves as a roadmap for those eager to be part of the continent’s economic renaissance.