Mandating Regular US-Africa Summits to Strengthen Ties and Cooperation.
This bill requires the Secretary of State to host regular U.S.-Africa Leaders Summits every four years to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties. It also establishes smaller City Summits and creates a dedicated unit to monitor the implementation of commitments made during these meetings. Citizens benefit from increased transparency through mandatory quarterly public reports on the progress of US-Africa relations.
Key points
Establishes a mandatory cycle of major U.S.-Africa Leaders Summits (every 4 years) and smaller City Summits to promote regional, business, and cultural cooperation.
Authorizes a dedicated implementation unit within the State Department to track and publicly report (quarterly) on the progress of summit commitments, increasing government transparency.
Strengthens engagement with the African Diaspora community in the U.S. by facilitating meetings of the President’s Advisory Council.
Status:
Expired
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