US President Biden to hold talks with African leaders from Tuesday, Washington DC

US President Biden to hold talks with African leaders from Tuesday, Washington DC.

The President of the United States, Joe Biden will host leaders from African countries starting tomorrow Tuesday here in Washington DC, while the White House is setting strategies to reduce the gap of distrust between the United States and Africa, something that has been increasing for several years. The Biden administration has ignored the influence of China and Russia which continues to increase in Africa with more than 1.3 billion people. Instead, White House officials are focusing on how to improve American cooperation with African leaders. White House spokesman Kaine Jean Pierre has said that this week's conference is a good opportunity to strengthen cooperation with the African continent, especially in business, health and security. Biden is expected to use the opportunity of the conference of African leaders to announce the permanent membership of Africa in the group of 20 most powerful countries in the world. Biden's efforts to strengthen the relationship between the United States and African countries come at a time when his administration has said that it believes that the influence of China and Russia in Africa deserves to pay close attention to the interests of the United States and Africa (USA)