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Africa: With Angola Trip, Biden Fulfils Promise to Visit Sub-Saharan Africa

3 December 2024
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Africa: With Angola Trip, Biden Fulfils Promise to Visit Sub-Saharan Africa
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Outgoing US president Joe Biden is visiting Angola to strengthen ties with the continent, fulfilling a promise to visit sub-Saharan Africa and boost US presence amid China’s rising investments. Biden will discuss US investments, meet with Angolan president Joao Lourenco, and address issues like human rights and democracy. Despite concerns about US investments continuing under the Trump administration, Angola seeks to diversify its partnerships beyond China and Russia, highlighting the strategic importance of engaging with African nations.

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