As the host of this June’s US-Africa Business Summit, Angola will be in the international spotlight as business leaders from across the Atlantic and Africa meet for high-level talks....
"Lesotho currently produces half of its electricity needs primarily from renewable sources like hydro and solar. We think we can do more than what we need so that we can become a net exporter of renewable energy."...
"It is our goal to maintain a positive and cooperative relationship with the United States, regardless of which administration is in power, because we have seen the tremendous benefits such a partnership can bring. "...
“Despite its size, Lesotho offers significant opportunities in critical minerals and hydrogen manufacturing, supported by its abundant water resources.”...
"We will support innovation alongside strong risk management, as both are essential in financial markets. Our goal is to boost investor confidence by ensuring timely payments, stable exchange rates and competitive interest rates."...
"The US has been a key partner to Lesotho and we are committed to strengthening this partnership. Lesotho views AGOA as a key driver for both the US and Lesotho’s prosperity."...
Leveraging its competitive advantages in logistics and agriculture, the stable and business-friendly West African nation is undergoing an economic renaissance....
Angola is working hard to diversify its economy and attract foreign direct investment as it reduces its dependence on the oil and gas industry....
"We have made room for the private sector, which we view as a crucial partner. In areas like energy, infrastructure and skills development, private sector participation is key." ...
"Integrating rail and port infrastructure is vital for growth. For example, Saldanha Bay lies at the end of the important Sishen-Saldanha mineral export corridor, which primarily carries manganese and iron ore. Historically, Saldanha was a steel-producing hub. With the green hydrogen roadmap, it could become...