Italy's presidency has placed Africa "at the centre" of the G7 group of wealth nations and wants to reinvigorate partnership with the African Union to fight illegal migration and boost stability and growth, according to foreign minister Antonio Tajani.
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Ghana is "a beacon of democracy" in Africa - especially West and Central Africa,which has been hit by eight military coups since 2020 - Italy's president Sergio Mattarella said during an official visit to the country on Friday.
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Training is "crucial" for Africa and for Italy, foreign minister Antonio Tajani said on Monday at an opening address to the Rome Med Dialogues Extraordinary Expert Meeting's growth diplomacy session.
As G7 president this year, Italy "wants to seize the opportunity to strengthen food security in Africa," foreign minister Antonio Tajani told over two dozen African leaders gathered for a summit in Rome.
Il presidente" "Nostra assemblea pubblica con Tajani e 170 rappresentanti istituzionali e imprese"
Africa is a key focus of Italy's G7 presidency this year and the government is rolling out an ambitious plan to stabilise the continent and boost its growth through equitable energy partnerships and wider cooperation.
The government wants to be "a reference point" for Africa and the Middle East and views development aid as "strategic" tool to boost Italy's impact in a complex period of world history, foreign minister Antonio Tajani said on Tuesday.
The Conference of Italian Missionaries, being attended by priests and prelates from around the world kicked off in Rome on Thursday with opening addresses by Italy's foreign minister Antonio Tajani and the Vatican's secretary for relations with states, Paul Gallagher.
