President Bola Tinubu stressed Africa's potential for self-sufficiency during his visit to the UAE. At the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week, he emphasized the continent's resources, human capital, and capacity for growth. Tinubu aims to drive reforms in energy, health, and economic sectors to accelerate Africa's development.
At the ongoing Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week, President Bola Tinubu emphasized Africa’s capacity for self-development, urging the continent to look inward for growth. While attending the summit in the UAE, Tinubu engaged with Rwandan President Paul Kagame, underscoring the need for strengthened intra-African trade and partnerships. Tinubu highlighted that Africa possesses the necessary resources, people, and skills to advance its development without relying solely on external assistance. The president’s remarks focused on his administration's reforms aimed at improving energy efficiency, public health, and transportation, and boosting economic growth.
During the summit, Tinubu is expected to further present his administration’s progress on these reforms, which are central to his vision for sustainable development. He noted that the time for Africa to act is now, stressing the importance of regional collaboration to unlock economic potential. The event, which runs from January 12 to 18, serves as a platform for global leaders to discuss sustainable progress and socio-economic development. Tinubu's participation at the summit aligns with his broader agenda of fostering stronger diplomatic and economic ties between African nations and international partners.
