Rais Joe Biden awaalika Viongozi wa Africa kwa majadiliano Washington

Rais Joe Biden awaalika Viongozi wa Africa kwa majadiliano Washington

Turudie tena kuwaambia hawa mazuzu ya kiafrika yatakayojikusanya Washington: sisi raia wa kawaida wa Afrika tushashtuka kitambo. Madhara ya structural adustment programmes (SAPs) ya miaka ya 1980 -1990 tuliyobambikiziwa na hao hao wamarekani tunaanza kuyaona leo. Leo hii vijana wetu wanagraduate mechanical engineering, electronics na Bcom lakini wanaishia kuendesha bajaji na kufungua vibanda vya mpesa kwa sababu viwanda vyetu vya nguo, matairi, betri, vibiriti, generies zetu za pamba, vililazimishwa kufa kwa sababu ya SAPs. Uwezo wetu wa kutengeneza ajira ndani za watoto wetu na vizazi vyetu vijavyo haupo kabisa na tumeishia kuomba omba na kufanya biashara za uchuuzi kwa bidhaa za kuimport.

Kama kuna viongozi wa Afrika wasioweza wasiong'amua tatizo la msingi kuhusu Afrika ni viongozi wajinga tu ndio wataenda kumsikiliza Biden.
 
zimmerman said:
Turudie tena kuwaambia hawa mazuzu ya kiafrika yatakayojikusanya Washington: sisi raia wa kawaida wa Afrika tushashtuka kitambo. Madhara ya structural adustment programmes (SAPs) ya miaka ya 1980 -1990 tuliyobambikiziwa na hao hao wamarekani tunaanza kuyaona leo. Leo hii vijana wetu wanagraduate mechanical engineering, electronics na Bcom lakini wanaishia kuendesha bajaji na kufungua vibanda vya mpesa kwa sababu viwanda vyetu vya nguo, matairi, betri, vibiriti, generies zetu za pamba, vililazimishwa kufa kwa sababu ya SAPs. Uwezo wetu wa kutengeneza ajira ndani za watoto wetu na vizazi vyetu vijavyo haupo kabisa na tumeishia kuomba omba na kufanya biashara za uchuuzi kwa bidhaa za kuimport.

Kama kuna viongozi wa Afrika wasioweza wasiong'amua tatizo la msingi kuhusu Afrika ni viongozi wajinga tu ndio wataenda kumsikiliza Biden.
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Hivyo viwanda unavyoviongelea vingi viliachwa na wakoloni au vilijengwa kwa msaada baada ya uhuru na vilikuwa vinaendeshwa kwa hasara. Kama viwanda vingekuwa ni vinaendeshwa vizuri wala tusingetegemea misaada ya Wamarekani yenye masharti mengi.
 
bagamoyo said:
20 July 2022
Washington DC

TAARIFA YA KIKAO KIJACHO CHA RAIS BIDEN NA VIONGOZI WA AFRIKA / US - AFRICA SUMMIT 2022

Rais Joe Biden awaalika Viongozi wa Afrika kwa Majadiliano Washington

Taarifa ya Ikulu ya Marekani maarufu kama White House imetolewa kuelezea mwaliko wa Rais wa Marekani kwa viongozi wa mataifa ya Afrika, wakutane kujadiliana mjini Washington kuhusu masuala mbalimbali yanayoendelea duniani.

Masuala hayo ni kama ya usalama wa chakula / food security, Covid-19, ulinzi wa amani, demokrasia pia haki za binadamu, nafasi ya sekta binafsi za kibiashara n.k ambayo yamesababisha chumi nyingi za dunia kuyumba huku bara la Afrika lilikabiliwa vibaya zaidi na changamoto ya uchumi kuyumba na gharama za maisha kupaa.

Mkutano huo wa Rais Joe Biden na viongozi utafanyika December 13 -15 2022 jijini Washington na kutumika pia kuimarisha mahusiano yaliyopo ktk ya nchi za Afrika na nchi ya Marekani.

Statement by President Biden on the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit​

JULY 20, 2022SPEECHES AND REMARKS
I look forward to hosting leaders from across the African continent in Washington, DC on December 13-15, 2022, for the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit. The Summit will demonstrate the United States’ enduring commitment to Africa, and will underscore the importance of U.S.-Africa relations and increased cooperation on shared global priorities.
The U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit will build on our shared values to better foster new economic engagement; reinforce the U.S.-Africa commitment to democracy and human rights; mitigate the impact of COVID-19 and of future pandemics; work collaboratively to strengthen regional and global health; promote food security; advance peace and security; respond to the climate crisis; and amplify diaspora ties.
I look forward to working with African governments, civil society, diaspora communities across the United States, and the private sector to continue strengthening our shared vision for the future of U.S.-Africa relations

Source : Statement by President Biden on the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit | The White House
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Anahaha kuungwa mkono juu ya vita yake (kwa kutumia damu ya wa-Ukraine) na Warusi!! Jasho limnamtoka!
 
Chillah said:
hahahaha mualiko... US ameona afrika ina egemea upande wa china na urusi... nao wana taka kingia huko shithole kantirizi sijui kontinenti
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Hiyo ndiyo sababu kuu. Lengo la USA ni kuziwekea uzio Russia na China zisipate urafiki na kuungwa mkono Africa. It's too little too late, hata wao na ukoloni wao hawajafanya chochote cha maana. Wote wanatafuta kujinufaisha na raslimali za Africa tu.
 
bagamoyo said:
20 July 2022
Washington DC

TAARIFA YA KIKAO KIJACHO CHA RAIS BIDEN NA VIONGOZI WA AFRIKA / US - AFRICA SUMMIT 2022

Rais Joe Biden awaalika Viongozi wa Afrika kwa Majadiliano Washington

Taarifa ya Ikulu ya Marekani maarufu kama White House imetolewa kuelezea mwaliko wa Rais wa Marekani kwa viongozi wa mataifa ya Afrika, wakutane kujadiliana mjini Washington kuhusu masuala mbalimbali yanayoendelea duniani.

Masuala hayo ni kama ya usalama wa chakula / food security, Covid-19, ulinzi wa amani, demokrasia pia haki za binadamu, nafasi ya sekta binafsi za kibiashara n.k ambayo yamesababisha chumi nyingi za dunia kuyumba huku bara la Afrika lilikabiliwa vibaya zaidi na changamoto ya uchumi kuyumba na gharama za maisha kupaa.

Mkutano huo wa Rais Joe Biden na viongozi utafanyika December 13 -15 2022 jijini Washington na kutumika pia kuimarisha mahusiano yaliyopo ktk ya nchi za Afrika na nchi ya Marekani.

Statement by President Biden on the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit​

JULY 20, 2022SPEECHES AND REMARKS
I look forward to hosting leaders from across the African continent in Washington, DC on December 13-15, 2022, for the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit. The Summit will demonstrate the United States’ enduring commitment to Africa, and will underscore the importance of U.S.-Africa relations and increased cooperation on shared global priorities.
The U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit will build on our shared values to better foster new economic engagement; reinforce the U.S.-Africa commitment to democracy and human rights; mitigate the impact of COVID-19 and of future pandemics; work collaboratively to strengthen regional and global health; promote food security; advance peace and security; respond to the climate crisis; and amplify diaspora ties.
I look forward to working with African governments, civil society, diaspora communities across the United States, and the private sector to continue strengthening our shared vision for the future of U.S.-Africa relations

Source : Statement by President Biden on the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit | The White House
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Jidu La Mabambasi said:
Is it too good to be true?
Suddenly Africa is not a shit hole continent!
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Ahahahah
 
... nitashangaa sana kama kutakuwa na kiongozi wa Afrika atakayekaidi mwaliko huu muhimu kwa mustakabali wa Afrika na dunia kwa jumla. Fashisti naye anajitutumua kujitanua Afrika unajiuliza muda wote alikuwa wapi.
 
Asante Russia kwa kutueshimisha leo hii tunaalikwa sio shit hole tena USA ameona ameanza kupoteza ushawishi wake duniani ndio mahana anawaalika kabla ya Russia kufanya alichofanya ukraine ilikuwa inapigwa simu tu tena siyo na rais wa marekani bali waziri wa mambo ya nje unapewa order then una follow ukikataa wanakukatia misaada putin amewafundisha nchi nyingi kuwa west awapo kama vile walivyokuwa wanatukalilishwa yaani watu smart,grnius etc. baada ya kuona Russia amepania kuja kuwekeza na kuleta tech yake africa na wao ndio wanaamka uzuri wa sisi tanzania atufungamani na upande wowote akija Russia sawa akija USA na yeye sawa ..
 

21 July 2022​

Invest in Africa, African Development Bank Chief Urges Investors at U.S.- Africa Business Summit​

July 21st 2022
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The President of the African Development Bank Group (https://www.AfDB.org/) Dr. Akinwumi Adesina has given strong assurance to U.S. investors that Africa is a secure, competitive and profitable market for investment.

Adesina was speaking on Wednesday at the U.S.-Africa Business Summit in Marrakech where he told American investors to see Africa as a logical investment destination and to engage with the continent in win-win partnerships.

He said U.S. investments were critical for accelerating infrastructure development on the continent. “This is an opportune time for American investments in Africa, at scale,” Adesina said. “Tomorrow cannot wait. Africa’s time is now. Africa’s future is bright. We are open for business, and we welcome you with wide open arms.”

The U.S. Corporate Council on Africa partnered with Morocco to organize the summit under the theme, ‘Building Forward Together.’ The event brought together global investors and corporate executives. Dignitaries and global leaders included President Mokgweetsi Masisi of Botswana and U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris who addressed delegates via a video message.

Other dignitaries included Morocco’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, Nasser Bourita; the United States Millennium Challenge Corporation CEO Alice Albright; President of the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises, Chakib Ali; and Ms. Nardos Bekele-Thomas, the CEO of the African Union Development Agency NEPAD.

More than 400 business and government representatives discussed building stronger U.S. and Africa trade, investment and commercial ties.


In a video message, Vice President Kamala Harris said: “We are focused on the urgent need to increase food production and exports with and within Africa.” She said public-private partnerships could play a key role in this regard.

Harris also recognized the critical importance of strengthening the U.S. relationship with countries across Africa. “President Biden and I are looking forward to welcoming leaders from across the African continent to Washington, DC from December 13th through the 15th, for the United States-Africa Leaders Summit,” she said. Adesina listed some of Africa’s multi-billion investments as proof of the continent’s investment potential. He cited the Dangote Group’s $20 billion petroleum refinery and fertilizer production complex in Nigeria, and South Africa’s MTN Group, which currently operates in 19 markets.

The African Development Bank head said that despite the disruptions of the Covid-19 pandemic and its impact on economies, the number of private equity deals in Africa increased from 230 in 2019 to 255 by 2020, stressing that even in turbulent times, opportunities still abound in Africa.

Adesina spoke about the African Development Bank Group’s investments to help improve livelihoods and economies. He said the Group had committed more than $44 billion to infrastructure across the continent in the last six years alone, most notably in transport, energy, and water and sanitation. But he pointed out that Africa still faced an annual infrastructure financing gap of $68 to $108 billion.

The U.S. Millennium Challenge Corporation’s Alice Albright said: “We are all here and invested in creating more pathways to prosperity across the African continent. Through Prosper Africa – the U.S. Government’s initiative to increase trade and investment and promote sustainable development across the continent – and our collective efforts, we are strengthening partnerships to ensure people on both sides of the Atlantic have the opportunity to create a better life for their children, their families, and their communities, and to realize their full potential.

Since launching Prosper Africa two years ago, the U.S. Government has supported 800 two-way trade and investment deals in 45 countries in Africa, worth an estimated $50 billion.“

Adesina invited American businesses to invest in the opportunities created by the African Development Bank Group’s $1.5 billion African Emergency Food Production Facility, designed to ease the impact of the current global food crisis, worsened by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The facility, the first of its kind, will help countries purchase and distribute agricultural fertilizer and seeds, provide emergency support over four planting seasons, increase food production by 30%, and create $12 billion worth of food.

In his opening speech, Moroccan Foreign Affairs Minister Bourita said that never had the time been more opportune for strengthened cooperation between Africa and the United States than now. He said: “It is time for Africa to reap the fruits of its potentials, play a central and natural role on the international scene; and in major developments taking place at the global level.

Source : Invest in Africa, African Development Bank Chief Urges Investors at U.S.- Africa Business Summit - African Business
 
New Investment Announcement: Prosper Africa | 2020 Africa Initiative



Speaker: John Barsa In Sponsorship with USAID. The Trump administration created the Prosper Africa initiative Prosper Africa to significantly increase two-way trade and investment between the U.S. and Africa. Prosper Africa has brought together the services of 17 participating U.S. government agencies to help U.S. and African companies conduct business. Concordia is a member-based organization dedicated to actively fostering, elevating, and sustaining cross-sector partnerships for social impact
 
Prosper Africa
Prosper Africa is the U.S. Government initiative to increase trade and investment between African nations and the United States.


African nations play an important role in the global economy with some of the fastest-growing economies in the world and a young, growing, and rapidly urbanizing population.
The United States, in turn, offers a large consumer base, the world’s deepest capital markets, and a commitment to job creation, transparency, and social responsibility. Increased economic engagement between the United States and African nations creates jobs, fuels economic growth, and advances shared prosperity.
This is where Prosper Africa comes in.
Prosper Africa mobilizes services and resources from across the U.S. Government to empower businesses and investors with market insights, deal support, financing opportunities, and solutions to strengthen business climates.
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“We must all work together to advance our shared vision of a better future – a future of growing trade and investment that advances prosperity for all our nations.”
PRESIDENT BIDEN TO AU SUMMIT PARTICIPANTSFebruary 2021
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We Facilitate Transactions​

We leverage the services and resources of 17 U.S. Government agencies to help African and American businesses and investors identify partners, advance opportunities, and close deals.

We Shape Future Opportunities​

We work with our African government and private sector partners to foster healthy business climates, and we identify and promote new market opportunities. READ MORE:
Source : About Prosper Africa - Prosper Africa
 
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