Aliko Dangote on Africa-Led Investment and Energy Transition
Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, emphasizes the need for stronger public-private partnerships and a pragmatic approach to energy transition.
Public-private partnership for us is not really new
Dangote stresses that Africa must chart its own development path, rather than adopting policies designed for wealthier nations. He believes sustainable growth in Africa depends on collaboration between governments and private investors willing to take risks and create jobs locally.
- Called for stronger public-private partnerships
- Advocates for a pragmatic approach to energy transition
- Rejects "unrealistic" energy transition timelines
Dangote's remarks were made during an exclusive interview with Arise News at the Future Investment Initiative (FII9) in Riyadh.
Author's summary: Aliko Dangote urges Africa-led investment approaches.
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