Africa Industrialization Day in 2024

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Africa Industrialization Day in

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Updated 21 November 2024 at 9:14 am

Replying to @orfonline . @GeoffreyKaituko : #Africa is strategically located surrounded by water which opens the continent to multiple #maritime routes. #Africa, with its 1.3 billion people, is a great #investment opportunity for the rest of the world. Show more
— ORF (@orfonline) November 19, 2024

In the light of #PMModi 's visit to #Nigeria a look at the huge strides #China has already made in Africa. Can India catch up? @anandvpsd writes. https://frontline.thehindu.com/world-affairs/china-africa-focac-2024-trade-investment-military-presence-india-strategic-partnership/article68822979.ece… Get the Frontline app: https://fline.news/flapp frontline.thehindu.com Africa’s Geopolitical Shift: China’s Expansion and India’s Strategic Challenge
— Vaishna Roy (@vaishnaroy) November 20, 2024

Replying to @orfonline . @GeoffreyKaituko : We need to connect all parts of #Africa, use multimodal transport and ensure that we’re well-connected to all continents. #Africa has to invest heavily in infrastructure, financed through #PPPs to become an active participant in global trade. Regional financial… Show more
— ORF (@orfonline) November 19, 2024

Burkina Faso now produces its own clothes and food without importation . Not to mention, she processes her own minerals and backs it's currency with the very same mineral. Botswana is exporting cannabis and industrial hemp products to create jobs What does Kenya do ? Show more
— Babylonian (@LilithBlack25) November 20, 2024

On the occasion of Africa Industrialization Day, the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure, @NASENIHQ , joins the rest of the continent in commemorating this significant milestone. As we celebrate Show more
— NASENI (@NASENIHQ) November 20, 2024

Africa's Industrialization Day reminds us of our #infinitepossibilities to transform the continent into a global innovation and manufacturing hub. At @NASENIHQ , we're laying the groundwork for African-led solutions through reverse engineering and empowering key sectors with… Show more
— Khalil Halilu (@KSHalilu) November 20, 2024

LUNGILE MASHELE: Our neighbours have made significant gas discoveries, become major resource players and are realising the economic growth linked to them. They are exploring, drilling, industrialising and growing their economies. Show more businesslive.co.za LUNGILE MASHELE: Little brother neighbours overtake SA in energy stakes
— Financial Raccoon (@lungile_mashele) November 21, 2024

Through #AfCFTA, imagine an Africa where the $1.4 trillion domestic market drives industrialization, with value-added exports replacing raw commodity dependence. Let's build an #Africa where trade and Show more
— Cristina Duarte (@Duarte_UNOSAA) November 20, 2024

#JustIn: Rwanda is celebrating 2024 Africa Industrialization Day under the theme “Empowered Private Sector for Desired Industrialization and Structural Economic Transformation.” PSF Rwanda and 6 others
— Min of Trade |Rwanda (@RwandaTrade) November 21, 2024

Happy #AfricanIndustrializationDay! Today, we’re proud to share our new report: “Africa-China Cooperation on Critical Minerals: Centering Africa’s Development in a Global Race.” Here’s why this matters. Show more developmentreimagined.com Report: Africa-China Cooperation on Critical Minerals: Centering Africa’s Development in a Global...
— Development Reimagined™ (@DevReimagined) November 20, 2024

Africa Industrialization Day in 2024

Africa Industrialization Day seeks to promote and raise awareness about industrialization in Africa. This day aims to bring attention to the challenges affecting industrialization in Africa, including a lack of infrastructure, corruption, military conflict, and poverty.