Thank you to Angola's Ministers of Finance and Transport Vera Daves and Ricardo Viegas de Abreu & Samaila Zubairu CEO of Africa Finance Corporation for a lively discussion on the Lobito corridor & US investment in Africa to kick off IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings #FutureOfEcon #IMFMeetings

The Trump Administration supports the Lobito Corridor Project. It is an investment that the United States remains committed to. It is an investment that the United States feels is very important. It continues to support the Administration's priority of making America safer,

Great to meet with @Africa_Finance CEO Samaila Zubairu this morning to discuss our commitment to our partnership and developing the Lobito Corridor.

Ambassador Fitrell on the Lobito Corridor: The idea behind it was not just just the U.S. going in and starting a project, it involves other partners and the private sector coming in. #AFHubPress

Ambassador Fitrell: There will be a U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit later this year. We want this to be an inclusive event. #AFHubPress

The U.S. State Department is shifting from an assistance-led to an investment-led strategy in Sub-Saharan Africa. Our new strategy places Commercial Diplomacy at the core of our engagement by advocating for American companies, finding new commercial opportunities, and engaging

It’s here! The 2025 CorpCnclAfrica U.S.-Africa Business Summit opened in Luanda, Angola, bringing African government and private-sector leaders together with U.S. officials to promote greater U.S.-Africa trade, investment, and business partnerships.

#USAfricaBizSummit2025 #USAfricaBizSummit #Angola

Senior Bureau Official Troy Fitrell thanked Angola President João Lourenço for hosting the 2025 CorpCnclAfrica U.S.-Africa Business Summit and for Angola’s commitment to building economic partnerships with the United States and across the continent.

Senior Bureau Official Troy Fitrell discussed the Commercial Diplomacy Strategy – the Trump Administration’s investment-led strategy toward Africa. "What I see are African governments, private sector, and the U.S. government working together. We have a common trajectory, we have

At the CorpCnclAfrica U.S.-Africa Business Summit in Angola, I spoke about the importance of the U.S.-Africa economic partnership. The Trump administration is focused on supporting peace in Africa because we recognize the critical link between peace, stability, and economic

Another one! Congrats to Selton Miguel on signing with Utah!

Angola is proud to have hosted a record-breaking Summit at a critical moment in Africa’s relationship with the United States. Secretary Marco Rubio Bureau of African Affairs U.S. Senior Advisor for Africa US Africa Media Hub state.gov/releases/offic…

$2.5 Billion in Deals and Commitments U.S.–Africa Business Summit, more than $2.5 billion in new deals and commitments between U.S. and African partners were announced, reinforcing the United States’ prioritization of trade over aid in its approach to Africa. Fact Sheet:

Working together with African nations to develop secure, stable countries, regions and economies, allows for environments where economic opportunities and partnerships thrive. Learn more about U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) Deputies recent travel to the continent: africom.mil/pressrelease/3…

We went to Angola to learn more about the history that binds us. It was life-changing. usatoday.com/story/travel/2… via @usatoday, Embassy of Angola in the US,