Addis Ababa, Ethiopia| South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has arrived in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to participate in the 38th African Union (AU) Summit, a high-level gathering of African leaders focused on continental development, security, and cooperation.
Upon his arrival at Bole International Airport, President Ramaphosa was warmly received by Ethiopia’s Minister of Innovation and Technology, Dr. Belete Molla, alongside other senior Ethiopian government officials.
His visit underscores South Africa’s commitment to strengthening regional ties and playing an active role in the African Union’s agenda for peace, economic integration, and sustainable development.
The 38th AU Summit, taking place in the Ethiopian capital, brings together heads of state and government from across the continent to deliberate on key issues, including conflict resolution, economic growth, climate resilience, and digital transformation.
As a leading nation within the AU, South Africa is expected to contribute significantly to discussions on trade, governance, and security challenges affecting Africa.
President Ramaphosa’s participation in the summit is anticipated to reinforce South Africa’s diplomatic influence within the AU while fostering deeper partnerships with fellow African nations.
His engagements in Addis Ababa will also include bilateral meetings with counterparts to discuss mutual interests and regional cooperation efforts.
The AU Summit remains a critical platform for African leaders to chart a collective path forward, addressing pressing concerns and harnessing opportunities for the continent’s progress.
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