Over three days in December, President Joe Biden will host the second U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit in Washington, D.C.–the first head of state gathering of African leaders and a U.S. president since 2014.
The Summit, taking place from December 13-15, includes a CEO business forum for which the Chamber is an official partner and focuses on growing the commercial partnership between the U.S. and Africa. Priority discussion topics include the shared U.S.-Africa commitment to bolstering trade and investment flows, strengthening regional and global health, addressing food security, promoting peace and security, supporting climate sustainability, and engaging the African diaspora.
Through exploring these challenges and opportunities in-depth, the Summit seeks to chart new avenues for improved U.S.-Africa cooperation. Here’s what you need to know.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Corporate Council on Africa (CCA)…
