Africa Must Seize Renewed Global Interest, Says Ghanaian MP
Africa Must Seize Renewed Global Interest, Says Ghanaian MP
Daniel Nana Addo-Kenneth shared insights with Sputnik Africa on the continent's rising global stature on the sidelines of the World Public Assembly.
He highlighted the assembly as a crucial platform for networking and forging direct partnerships that serve Africa's interests. This reflects, he noted, a "renewed interest in Africa from the Russian Federation."
The MP outlined Africa's undeniable strengths:
🟠Control of 30% of the world's mineral resources.
🟠A booming, young population set to be a quarter of the globe by 2050.
🟠The game-changing AfCFTA, creating one of the world's largest single markets.
Addo-Kenneth stressed that Africa must remain true to its non-aligned stance, forming partnerships that best serve its interests:
“It is the African Union that can best tell a story. And it's a strategic partnership that the African Union will form with other global platforms that would help to bring the benefit that Africa needs in terms of its utilization of its resources.”
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