What gave me hope at this year’s #HLPF was the focus on accelerating the delivery of the SDGs in the four years ahead.
Acting on solutions that can truly move the needle on the ground is possible.
Working with youth, the private sector and civil society is key to success.
U.S. Embassy Abuja hosted a reception for Nigerian homeschooling families with Acting Country Public Diplomacy Counselor Raisa Dukas, celebrating the growing influence of American education in Nigeria's education community. The engagement highlighted U.S. educational excellence, the spirit of #Freedom250, and the enduring commitment of the United States to empowering the next generation of Nigerian leaders and innovators.
Behind a continent shaping its future are generations of African women whose leadership has shaped our journey, guides us today and will carry us toward the Africa we want.
On #AfricanWomensDay, and every day, you inspire me.
Who is making Africa unstoppable? It is our young people.
Across energy, digital transformation, trade, creative industries and sports, African changemakers are turning ambition into action and advancing Agenda 2063 and the SDGs for all.
Nominate your #UnstoppableAfricans today: https://t.co/68PdnrPBO5
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AI is already asking us to reconsider everything we know, or think we know, about knowledge, trust, creativity, education, work and human dignity.
Here in Mexico City, we are joined by thinkers from around the region for our second convening on #AIandHumanDev to explore how we protect our social fabric, deepen our understanding of humanity, strengthen our relationships, and weaving in indigenous knowledge for a future that leaves no one behind.
This is more about the conduct of Nigerians abroad than it is about the Nigerian government but a nation of people with no accountability won't accept that truth.
Advancing the energy transition at speed and scale has never been more urgent.
Critical energy transition minerals are central to this shift.
A truly just transition must deliver fair, equitable and sustainable outcomes for producing countries and communities, while upholding human rights and environmental integrity at every stage.
The Pact for the Future reflects our shared commitment to building a multilateral system that delivers better for people and planet.
Civil society and other stakeholders helped shape it, and their continued engagement is vital to turning its commitments into real change.
The 69th #ECOWAS Summit comes at a decisive moment for the region.
A moment for conviction: conviction about what Africa must secure for itself, and what it must demand from the world.
The United Nations will continue to accompany the region on this path and the future Africa defines for itself.