Deals and new partnerships on the menu at Africa-France summit - Reuters

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French President Emmanuel Macron announced €23 billion in investments for Africa, including €14 billion from French private and public sectors, during the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi.

President Abdel Fattah El Sisi, French President Emmanuel Macron, and leaders of more than 30 African countries participated in the Africa-France Summit in Nairobi, focusing on strengthening trade and economic partnerships.

French President Emmanuel Macron and over 30 African leaders convened the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi to forge diversified, equal-footing partnerships, unveil new investments—such as CMA CGM’s €700 million port deal—and align outcomes with the upcoming G7 agenda.

Greenpeace Africa and partners call on African and French leaders to secure commitments advancing Africa’s economic transformation, climate resilience, and financial sovereignty at the Africa Forward Summit.

The Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi brings together African and French leaders, international institutions, private sector actors, and civil society representatives to advance a renewed framework of cooperation focused on investment, innovation, and sustainable development.