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President William Ruto has made a compelling case for global financial reform and increased investment in Africa in his address at the g7 summit in Italy. The president emphasized the urgent need for a more equitable international financial system, and urged g7 leaders to support initiatives that would provide Africa and the global south with greater access to concessional, long-term, agile financing, and a more significant role in global decision-making.
President Ruto attends G7 summit in Apulia, Italy
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