US, Department of State statement Re Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of African Affairs Tibor P. Nagy’s visit to the Horn of Africa
Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of African Affairs Tibor P. Nagy will travel to Ethiopia, Djibouti, Eritrea, Kenya, and Germany from November 27 to December 8, 2018. During his trip, Assistant Secretary Nagy will focus on
Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of African Affairs Tibor P. Nagy will travel to Ethiopia, Djibouti, Eritrea, Kenya, and Germany from November 27 to December 8, 2018.
During his trip, Assistant Secretary Nagy will focus on promoting stronger trade and commercial ties between the United States and Africa, harnessing the potential of Africa’s youth, advancing peace and security through partnerships, and underscoring the United States’ enduring commitment to the people and nations of Africa.
In all stops, Assistant Secretary Nagy will conduct bilateral meetings with government officials. In addition, in Addis Ababa, he will participate in the United States – African Union High-Level Dialogue and in Djibouti, he will meet with the Executive Secretariat of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD).
Throughout his visit, the Assistant Secretary will also engage with business leaders and alumni of the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI). The final stop on the trip will be Stuttgart, Germany, where Assistant Secretary Nagy will have meetings with the United States Africa Command.
US, Department of State
rezen November 22, 2018
“Assistant Secretary Nagy will focus on promoting stronger trade and commercial ties between the United States and Africa,”
At the risk of being undiplomatic and crude, I have to say that the advanced Nations are in Africa for the sole purpose of advancing their own interest, regardless of the consequences to the ordinary creature of Black Africa. It is NOT a new phenomenon. Africans existed (NOT LIVING) for centuries starting from the criminal adventure of colonizers who were not only exploiting Africa to its depth but also arresting [ hypnotizing ] the Mind of the AFRICA CHILD under the pretext of MODERN EDUCATION. The crimes that have been perpetrated, and still going on, against Africa and Africans is beyond description by mere words.