The Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations Amina Mohammed, has advised African leaders to support and invest in environmental and sustainability solutions that have their roots in the continent.
Mohammed, gave the advice at the opening ceremony of the Ninth Session of the Africa Regional Forum on Sustainable Development , held in Niamey, Niger Republic, where she tasked African leaders to understand that true African-led solutions that were born in the continent would enable them to meet the challenges of Agenda 2063 and the SDGs.
She also tasked African leaders to ensure that young people play a key role in the digital economy."When the world leaders, including our 54 African leaders, gather for the SDG Summit next September, it is solutions that are likely arising in Africa that must be supported and must be invested in," Mohamed said.
Mohamed said countries can change course and rise to the challenge through"African-led solutions, born on African soil", noting that the Continental Free-Trade Agreement has the potential to lift 30 million people out of extreme poverty.Amina Mohammed Calls for African Solutions in Addressing Continent's Environmental ChallengesThe Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations, Ms.
No. Africa should industrialize and ignore the eugenicist UN SDG goals.
Nah, SDGs are counterproductive. Africa should industrialize and stop listening to the hot air UN employees spew.