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Expert-Speak: G20 And Africa–Paving The Path For A Shared And Prosperous Future | SA News

26 January 2026 by Guest

Against this backdrop, the African Union’s (AU) ongoing engagement with the G20 opens up pathways for deeper collaboration on issues of mutual interest, such as sustainable infrastructure development, digital transformation, and a financial architecture that supports long-term growth. These are conversations that benefit greatly from African perspectives and experiences. More holistically, this moment presents opportunities that must not be squandered. For example, leveraging enhanced visibility to attract patient capital for infrastructure development, particularly in renewable energy and digital connectivity; securing technology transfer agreements that enable African industries to…

African Union: South Africa is a founding member of the African Union (AU), which
aims to promote unity and cooperation among African nations.

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