Kenya, France sign deal to host Africa Forward Summit ahead of G7
Kenya and France sign hosting deal for Africa Forward Summit in May, set to shape Africa’s position ahead of the G7 Summit in June...
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Kenya and France have signed agreements to co-host the upcoming Africa Forward Summit in May, aiming to shape the continent's position ahead of the G7 Summit in June.
- The summit will convene African leaders, policymakers, civil society, and private sector players to discuss climate action, economic reforms, and sustainable development.
- Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing’Oei signed the hosting instruments with Arnaud Suquet, Ambassador of the French Embassy in Kenya.
- Outcomes from the Africa Forward Summit are intended to inform Africa's collective input at the G7 Summit, which will be hosted by France.
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