French President Emmanuel Macron will tour sub-Saharan Africa from July 25 to 28, taking him to Cameroon, Benin and Guinea-Bissau, the Élysée Palace announced Thursday.
This trip to Africa, the first since Macron in April was reelected in April, will focus on the food crisis caused by the war in Ukraine, agricultural production issues and security issues, according to the presidency.
This is to “mark the continuity and constancy of the commitment of the President of the Republic in the process of renewing the relationship with the African continent,” a statement by the French presidency read.
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