At the second Africa Climate Summit in Addis Ababa, African leaders and climate activists called for a fundamental shift in global climate financing, urging that Africa be viewed as a strategic investment partner rather than a victim.
They emphasized the need to mobilize resources for adaptation and renewable energy projects, with Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed advocating for “climate investment” instead of aid.
Additionally, Ethiopia highlighted its progress with projects like the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and a large-scale tree-planting campaign, showcasing Africa’s renewable energy potential and resilience.
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