Refining the Tools for a New Era: U.S. Diplomacy in Africa

Almost seventy years since its creation, the State Department’s Bureau of African Affairs has led the U.S.-Africa diplomatic effort through various eras. Today, as African nations integrate on the continent and develop new visions for themselves on the global stage, U.S. diplomacy must be retooled to meet the contemporary reality. Understanding the history of U.S. diplomatic relationships with Africa and adapting them for the future is vital to the goal of sustainable and mutually beneficial relations between the United States and African nations.
Presented as part of the 2024 Carnegie Africa Forum, a special one-day event that will bring together global thought leaders for discussions on the continent’s role in international cooperation. Hosted by the Carnegie Africa program, this event will leverage the dynamic network of scholars and repository of policy analysis that the program has developed since its founding in 2021 to highlight Africa’s role in the era of climate change, evolving great power competition, and the digital revolution.
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