Why Africa matters

Alex Vines; Cristina  Barrios

Why Africa matters

Alex Vines, Cristina Barrios

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The 4th EU-Africa Summit held in Brussels brought together 80 national delegations, 41 of them led by heads of state or government. African leaders ignored Zimbabwe’s call for a boycott or postponement of the summit, following the EU’s refusal to lift travel restrictions on President’s Mugabe’s wife. Described by the prime minister of Lesotho as a ‘business-like’ event, the summit took place at a busy time for African summitry, which now includes a United States-Africa meeting (scheduled for August 2014), and, since 2000, regular China Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) summits.

Original language	English
Number of pages	2
Journal	Issue Alert
Publication status	Published - 11 Apr 2014
Externally published	Yes

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