London, March 9. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will hold the UK-Africa Summit in London from 23-24 April 2024 to promote “trade and investment” between the UK and African countries.
In a statement released today by the Government of London, it was announced that the meeting, which will attract leaders from 24 African nations, “will strengthen the UK-Africa alliance for job creation and growth, supporting British and African talent in sectors such as finance.” and technology and will promote women entrepreneurs”.
The note notes that by 2050, two billion people will live on the African continent, more than half of whom will be under the age of 25, and that over the next two years, faster economic growth is expected in sub-Saharan Africa than in Africa. overall average.
The statement also pointed out that, while the world faces the common challenges posed by climate change, it is working with African nations “to support them mitigate and adapt their impacts, recognizing Africa’s abundant potential for renewable energy in the future”.
“To grow the UK economy, create growth opportunities and enhance our economic security, we must deepen our relationships with partners around the world,” Sunak said.
The conservative leader added that this summit “will ensure that we can harness the potential of our relationship in Africa and grow our economies, making them stronger, more resilient and innovative.”
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