Tunisia Participates in 2nd Africa-Italy Summit
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Migration, and Tunisians Abroad, Mohamed Ali Nafti, participated in the 2nd Africa-Italy Summit held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on Friday, February 13.
Key Highlights of the Summit
- The Tunisian Minister of Foreign Affairs emphasized the distinguished friendship between Tunisia and Italy, highlighting Tunisia's commitment to strengthening the partnership between the African continent and Italy.
- He expressed support for initiatives launched by African partners, aiming to establish cooperation, solidarity, and mutual interest relationships based on respect and trust.
- Nafti advocated for a durable, balanced, and mutually beneficial partnership model that promotes development, stability, and shared prosperity.
- He welcomed the Italian government's decision to convert a significant portion of African countries' debt into local development projects in vital sectors such as education, vocational training, renewable energy, food security, and water security.
Evaluation of the "Plan Mattei" for Africa
- The Minister stressed the importance of the summit as a framework for evaluating the "Plan Mattei" for Africa.
- He noted that the summit provides an opportunity to listen to the opinions of African countries, assess progress, define priorities, and determine working methods to ensure the continuous development of this initiative.
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