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Africa's Fourth Industrial Decade - From Political Mandate to Industrial Transformation
The UN has proclaimed 2026-2035 as the Fourth Industrial Development Decade for Africa (IDDA IV). What opportunities are there for Africa? VIENNA / ADDIS ABABA, Jul 6 2026 (IPS) - Amid shifting geopolitical, economic, and technological landscapes, it reflects growing international recognition that Africa's sustainable industrial transformation is vital - not only for the continent's future, but also for global prosperity.
Africa’s Fourth Industrial Decade: From Political Mandate to Industrial Transformation
Technician repairing control panel. Mickael Ange Konan/pexels.comù Credit: United Nations | The United Nations General Assembly’s proclamation of the Fourth Industrial Development Decade for Africa (IDDA IV) is far more than a symbolic milestone.
Africa’s Fourth Industrial Decade: From Political Mandate to Industrial Transformation
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Africa’s Fourth Industrial Decade: From political mandate to industrial transformation
The United Nations General Assembly’s proclamation of the Fourth Industrial Development Decade for Africa (IDDA IV) is far more than a symbolic milestone. Amid shifting geopolitical, economic, and technological landscapes, it reflects growing international recognition that Africa’s sustainable industrial transformation is vital - not only for the continent’s future, but also for global prosperity.
Is the UN Fighting a Losing Battle Against World’s Corrupt Leaders?
By Abdalle Ahmed Mumin Ten-year-old Sabah Abdi from Ali Isse, a small rural village on the Somaliland-Ethiopian border, scored well in her recent exams, placing third overall in her local village...
Africa: G7 Summit - Time to Put Women Front & Centre of the Global Economic Recovery
Vienna/London — The leaders of the G7 group of nations will soon gather in Cornwall, United Kingdom, (June 11-13) to devise plans to 'build back better' from the COVID-19 pandemic. The summit takes place in the wake of a crisis that has both revealed and further exacerbated existing economic and social inequalities, including gender inequalities.
G7 Summit: Time to put Women Front & Centre of the Global Economic Recovery
Editors' Choice, Featured, Gender, Gender Violence, Global, Headlines, Human Rights, TerraViva United Nations Opinion By Fatou Haidara and Helen McEachern Reprint | | Print | The COVID-19 pandemic is having a devastating impact on women and girls, and the fallout has shown how deeply gender inequality remains embedded in the world’s political, social and economic systems, says UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
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