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President Ruto: Our continent possesses 60% of the world's prime solar resources, and our untapped renewable energy potential exceeds 50 times the projected global electricity demand by 2040. However, realizing this requires a shift in investment strategies, with affordable, long-term capital at scale. #IDA21
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President Ruto: Africa possesses 60% of the world's prime solar resources
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