Five African leaders have begun high-level talks with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington, focusing on trade, economic cooperation, and regional security. The meeting, held at the White House, comes at Trump’s invitation during his second term in office.
Opening the session, Trump highlighted recent diplomatic achievements, including a US-Qatar-led peace deal between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. He emphasized America’s renewed global influence under his leadership.
For the African Heads of State, the talks quickly shifted toward tangible outcomes, with the U.S. pressing for clear trade and investment proposals. The underlying tone: “What can you offer?”
This dialogue marks a significant moment in U.S.-Africa relations, as both sides explore mutual benefits amid evolving global power dynamics.
