Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed was one of the first African leaders to congratulate Trump on his victory. He expressed keen interest in strengthening the relationship between their countries during his term, stating, 'I look forward to working together to further strengthen the relationship between our two countries during your term.' This highlights the immediate positive interest from African leaders in collaborating with the new American administration.
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa emphasized his country's readiness to partner with Trump, saying, 'Zimbabwe stands ready to work with you and the American people to build a better, more prosperous, and more peaceful world.' This statement reflects a broader desire among African nations to engage positively with the new US leadership.
President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria, through his special adviser, stated, 'Together, we can foster economic cooperation, promote peace and address global challenges that affect our citizens.' This showcases the optimism around potential collaborative efforts that could address significant issues facing Nigerian citizens.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa expressed his anticipation of continuing a 'close and mutually beneficial partnership' with the US under Trump's leadership. This indicates a continuation of diplomacy and cooperation, which African leaders see as crucial for their regions.
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