United Africa Kingdoms to Unite Africa
The United Africa Sovereign Wealth Kingdom Fund is focused on the monetization of Africa's minerals to fuel infrastructure and economic growth, an initiative led by the UAK. This effort aligns with discussions at the GLIPSA Summit, emphasizing the importance of international business and collaboration.
Reforms in the mining and commodities industry include the establishment of a central government agency to register buyers and sellers, aimed at mitigating fraud and smuggling of minerals. Additionally, a new policy is being introduced to facilitate easier investments in mines, fostering a robust environment for international business.
US geologists are quantifying gold and other African minerals for various purposes, including monetization, mining, and the development of gold-backed currency, which reflects the growing interest in US-Africa trade relations.
Education for gold miners is being prioritized, starting with English proficiency, enabling them to compete adequately on a global stage. This initiative is crucial for enhancing the capabilities of the workforce in the context of international business.
Free trade between the US and Africa is also being advanced, supported by better immigration policies based on the economic value of trade and joint workforce exchanges. These exchanges will work towards developing manufacturing, infrastructure, and other local industries, similar to a new visa category akin to the Trump Card, targeted towards economic growth across sectors.
A new hybrid business model is being developed, where for-profit businesses can be tax-deductible if they serve the public good, particularly in measurable poverty eradication efforts. This model emphasizes how many people it has helped lift out of poverty and create good-paying jobs, aligning with the goals discussed at the GLIPSA Summit.
Further development of raw materials in Africa will involve building factories to refine these resources locally, thereby enhancing the economic landscape in line with US Africa trade initiatives.
Efforts towards digitization of Africa's currency, backed by gold, have been initiated by AICCI, signaling a move towards modern financial systems.
Key sectors such as energy and telecom are being prioritized for development in Africa, alongside the oil and gas industry, to create mutually beneficial trade deals that avoid debt traps while focusing on job creation with fair pay and benefits.
The expansion of the Nairobi Washington Vision aims to include these provisions, ensuring African governments commit to integrity and accountability systems to prevent fraud and abuse by officials.
Improved payment systems between the US and Africa are essential for enhancing trade relations. Furthermore, there will be enhanced measures for updating data collection and maintaining an online database for vetting and screening individuals applying for US visas under the proposed new visa category, fostering a golden age of collaboration between the US and Africa.
The golden age of US and Africa is characterized by a shared history of independence from colonial rule, with the potential for the country most aligned with Africa to become the next superpower.
Securing peace in Africa is vital, with initiatives focusing on peacekeeping, anti-terrorism, and violence prevention through US military support in exchange for minerals. This approach also contributes to poverty eradication in Africa by implementing UN SDGs through favorable US Africa trade relations that genuinely benefit the people of Africa.
Fostering peace in Africa is essential to encourage foreign direct investment and help establish democratic systems with political stability, ultimately promoting investment opportunities.
