US-African Leaders Summit: Biden’s $55bn pledge to Africa will boost foreign exchange

There may be a possible increase in dollar inflow into Africa with the United State of America’s $55 billion pledge to the continent in the next three years.

It was reported that Nigeria’s President, Buhari Mohammadu watched the Morrocco-France match with the US President, Joe Biden Wednesday.

The US government this week pledged $55 billion to Africa over the next three years as the Biden administration seeks to strengthen US-Africa relations and boost cooperation on shared global priorities.

At the US-Africa Leaders’ Summit in Washington, the US government sought to convince African countries that its aid and development plan is the most reliable internationally in the long term.

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According to AZA Finance, Biden is also said to be backing the African Union’s bid to become a permanent member of the G20. Improved US-Africa cooperation could help to drive increased FX inflows in the long run and give much needed support to African currencies.