$7000000000 the United States of America will help Africa development power
The United States is a visit to South Africa in June 30th President Obama announced a new plan to aid Africa, according to the plan, the United States will spend $7000000000 to help the development of Africa power.
Obama published his trip to Africa's keynote speech at the University of Cape Town. He said, the code-named "power Africa" plan "will enable Africa there is darkness was lighting". In addition to the United States government invested $7000000000, such as the United States Ge Corp and Symbion Power electric power company and other private enterprises will contribute $9000000000 to help the development of Africa power. The project aims to help Africa countries to expand the network coverage, development of geothermal, hydropower, wind power and solar energy.
Obama said, the United States of America is committed to Africa "and establish a partnership", this partnership will enable Africa to get more opportunities, "the power of Africa" project is a part of the United States of America to help Africa development efforts, will "to Africa and the world economy as a whole network". "The power of Africa" project that will benefit 6 sub-Saharan countries in sub-Saharan Africa, they are Ethiopia, Garner, Kenya, Liberia, Nigeria and Tanzania. However, according to estimates by the International Energy Agency, sub-Saharan Africa need $300000000000 to achieve a comprehensive electricity targets in the area in 2030.
Obama also announced, the United States will continue to provide assistance to Africa national health project, especially to Bush government launched the "President AIDS emergency assistance program". The White House had previously announced, the United States this year will be to the plan of $4200000000.
Obama also called on Africans trying to control their own destiny, according to their own needs and opportunities to find through their own efforts, to achieve freedom and democracy. He pointed out that Africa countries, only the end of the war, in order to realize democracy and economic development. Earlier in the day, Obama and his family visited the former South African President Mandela has held the Robben Island jail. He called on young people in South Africa to redouble their efforts to finish the speech, Mandela has not yet completed the task, which is to achieve real equality in South africa.
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