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MR ICE: Great, thank you. Good afternoon, everybody, and thank you for joining us. I’d like to welcome you now to this call previewing Secretary Blinken’s virtual trip to Africa, which will take place tomorrow.
Just a quick reminder here at the top: This call is on the record, but it will be embargoed until the call is completed. I would also ask everyone, if they would please, to keep their questions to the trip as much as possible. And also, there will be a transcript of this call posted on the state.gov website this afternoon.
At this point, I’ll go ahead and let you know that we’re going to have Acting Assistant Secretary Bob Godec of the Bureau of African Affairs who will be briefing you today. Assistant Secretary Godec will give an overview of the trip to start, and then he’ll take a few of your questions.
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The United States Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, will pay a virtual visit to Nigeria and Kenya on April 27.
During the visit, Mr Blinken is expected to meet with Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari and Foreign Minister Geoffrey Onyeama.
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reported, U.S. President Joe Biden invited President Buhariand 39 other world leaders to a virtual summit to galvanise efforts in tackling the climate crisis.
The two-day summit marked America’s return to the frontlines of the fight against human-caused climate change, after former President Donald Trump disengaged from the process.
According to the statement released by the State’s Spokesperson, Ned Price, on Monday, the purpose of Mr Blinken’s visit is to engage with young people from across the continent.