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US Policy For Africa 'Not Meaningful': African Professor Predicts Shifting Global Landscape
US Policy For Africa 'Not Meaningful': African Professor Predicts Shifting Global Landscape
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Whatever policy the US shall have for Africa, it is not actually meaningful for now; Africans have developed less interest in the American elections, professor Sheriff Ghali Ibrahim, a Nigerian political science expert, told Sputnik Africa.He added that Africans don't expect a change in US policy towards Africa when Trump comes to power because hundreds of years or centuries of relationship with the West have not actually provided meaningful progress or development for Africa.He believes that Africa is no longer content with standards dictated by Western powers and is instead actively pursuing a more equitable and balanced future within the international system. This shift is evidenced by Africa's increasing alignment with the BRICS system, which promotes peace and cooperation.While not endorsing either US candidate, Professor Ibrahim believes Trump is a better option due to his promise to end the Ukrainian conflict, which he sees as essential for achieving peace in Gaza.However, he warned of the potential trade war with China under Trump, which could negatively impact the global economy.
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US Policy For Africa 'Not Meaningful': African Professor Predicts Shifting Global Landscape
09:22 07.11.2024 (Updated: 10:16 07.11.2024) Ekaterina Shilova
Writer / Editor
On November 6, Donald Trump was declared the winner of the US presidential election, securing enough Electoral College votes to become the next president, according to media estimates.
Whatever policy the US shall have for
Africa, it is not actually meaningful for now; Africans have developed less interest in the American elections
, professor Sheriff Ghali Ibrahim, a Nigerian political science expert, told
Sputnik Africa.He added that Africans don't expect a change in US policy towards Africa
when Trump comes to power because hundreds of years or centuries of relationship with the West have not actually provided meaningful progress or development for Africa.
He believes that Africa is no longer content with standards dictated by Western powers and is instead actively pursuing a more equitable and balanced future within the international system. This shift is evidenced by Africa's increasing
alignment with the BRICS system, which promotes peace and cooperation.
While not endorsing either US candidate, Professor Ibrahim believes Trump is a better option due to his promise to end the
Ukrainian conflict, which he sees as essential for achieving peace in Gaza.
However, he warned of the potential trade war with China under Trump, which could negatively impact the global economy.
