Kamala Harris, the first Black woman Vice President of the United States, is set to make history yet again as she visits Africa on Sunday.
The visit is aimed at fostering stronger relationships, recognizing the rapidly expanding population of the continent, with a median age of just 19 years. Harris plans to engage with African leaders on themes of innovation and technology, regional security, food security, women’s empowerment, climate, and democracy, all while bringing with her continent-wide public and private sector investments.
In a radio interview, Harris explained her vision for the trip, saying “I’m going to Africa mainly to talk with African leaders about what we as the United States are prepared to do to have our role in investing in the future of that continent.”
Her advisors revealed that the trip is a “future-oriented” expedition that seeks to bolster relationships and support the continent’s future.
add your comment
Terms of publication : Not to offend the writer, people, sacred things, or attack religions or the divine self, and refrain from racist incitement and insults.