France and Africa: Leaders Meet in Nairobi
Thirty-two leaders from Africa, Europe, and the United States met in Nairobi for the Africa Forward summit. The summit prepared for the upcoming G7 meeting in France. Discussions focused on innovation, growth, and partnerships.
The summit was held in Nairobi, Kenya, and was organized by France and Kenya. It included 30 heads of state and government. These leaders wanted changes to make it easier for African countries to get money and investment. President Emmanuel Macron said France would work to improve relationships with more countries in Africa. France 24 was broadcasting the event live.
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Highlights
Africa Forward Summit
Thirty-two heads of state met in Nairobi to discuss innovation, growth, and partnerships.
Summit Co-Chaired by Macron & Ruto
Emmanuel Macron and William Ruto led the Africa Forward summit in Nairobi.
G7 Summit Preparation
The Africa Forward summit is a lead-up to the G7 summit in Evian.
Large Number of Participants
Nearly 4,000 people attended the summit, including 30 heads of state.
Calls for Economic Reforms
African leaders are asking for changes to get more money for loans and investments.