Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has rallied African nations to unite and enhance cooperation in trade, investment, and technology. His call comes as leaders convene in Egypt to advance continental priorities. Mudavadi emphasised that Africa must take greater ownership of its development agenda. This involves leveraging its vast resources, markets, and human capital to foster a stronger, more integrated continental economy. He identified trade, investment, agriculture, energy, technology, mining, manufacturing, and human capital as foundational pillars for Africa’s sustainable growth. “Africa’s voice must reflect its place in the world. A home to nearly one-fifth of humanity must stand out and walk together to shape its future,” Mudavadi stated. ” The Prime Cabinet Secretary made these remarks in Egypt, ahead of the inaugural El Alamein Africa Business Forum and the eighth African Union Mid-Year Coordination Meeting. The gatherings bring together African political leaders, business executives, and representatives from regional and international financial institutions to deliberate on investment, trade, infrastructure, critical minerals, technology, and other catalysts for continental growth. Mudavadi highlighted the need to accelerate Africa’s economic transformation through digital advancements and emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence and space tech...
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