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Japan’s relationship with Africa has been founded on mutual development, co-creation, and equal partnership since the first Tokyo International Conference for African Development (TICAD). 32 years have passed since then, but these concepts remain as important as ever. Africa’s youth and resources empower it to undertake efforts into sustainable development, technological advancement, debt reduction, and more. With its international and Japanese partners beside it, these lofty goals are just a start. Join us for a discussion about the content’s future moderated by Prof. Mvemba Phezo Dizolele and featuring Mr. Shigeki Komatsubara, Dr. Scarlett Cornelissen, and Mr. Amit Jain.
Japan’s relationship with Africa has been founded on mutual development, co-creation, and equal partnership since the first Tokyo International Conference for African Development (TICAD). 32 years have passed since then, but these concepts remain as important as ever. Africa’s youth and resources empower it to undertake efforts into sustainable development, technological advancement, debt reduction, and more. With its international and Japanese partners beside it, these lofty goals are just a start. Join us for a discussion about the content’s future moderated by Prof. Mvemba Phezo Dizolele and featuring Mr. Shigeki Komatsubara, Dr. Scarlett Cornelissen, and Mr. Amit Jain.
