Positioning Africa for economic integration
Along the side-lines of the AfDB Annual General Meeting in Nairobi, CNBC Africa's Aby Agina caught up with Jimmy Ranamane, General Manager of Global Markets at Brand South Africa for more on how well Africa can be poised for economic integration.
Tue, 28 May 2024 10:16:19 GMT
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- South Africa emerges as a key player in economic integration in Africa, focusing on sectors like minerals, ocean economy, and green economy.
- Opportunities in renewable energies and skills development are highlighted as crucial for sustainable growth across the continent.
- Alignment with BRICS and AfCFTA enables South Africa to enhance trade relations and investments within Africa and globally.
Amidst the buzz of the AfDB Annual General Meeting in Nairobi, where discussions on economic integration in Africa are at the forefront, Jimmy Ranamane, General Manager of Global Markets at Brand South Africa, shares insights on how the continent can position itself for growth and trade. Ranamane emphasizes the importance of promoting and strengthening trade relations with other African nations, particularly in light of the expanding BRICS block to BRICS+. South Africa, in particular, is identified as well-positioned to emerge as one of the major economies in Africa, with a focus on sectors such as minerals, ocean economy, and green economy. Ranamane stresses the need for investment in renewable energies and skills development to propel Africa towards sustainable growth. In terms of aligning with BRICS and the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), South Africa aims to articulate its value proposition within the continent and within the BRICS group, playing a pivotal role in deepening trade and investment opportunities across the region.
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