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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 33219, member: 636"]
African leaders showed a strong commitment to shaping their future at the recent Africa Regional Forum on Sustainable Development. Presidents Mnangagwa and Museveni joined UN Deputy Secretary Amina Mohammed, among others, for talks about development strategies. They spoke confidently about Africa driving global progress through teamwork. President Mnangagwa stressed how valuable shared experiences are when creating solutions for tomorrow. The main message emphasized unity among African nations to achieve their goals.

The forum acknowledged financial challenges with a $200 billion yearly gap needed to reach development goals. Foreign investment fell nearly 2 percent to $53 billion in 2024. Despite these numbers, Mohammed declared that Africa stands up rather than standing still. Many African economies keep growing fast despite global problems. Their growth comes from natural resources, young people, and sustainable practices. With 70 percent of sub-Saharan Africans under 30, the continent can use youth energy for development if they involve them in decisions.

The meeting served as a confidence boost, showing Africa can drive progress. Leaders agreed on working together through innovation to overcome obstacles. Africa actively shapes its development story instead of just watching from the sidelines. The commitment shown proves that the continent can achieve a sustainable future through determination and cooperation among nations.
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