Germany’s Africa aid strategy highlights need for green jobs
By DW
28 January 2023 |
12:19 pm
Germany has mapped out a vision of how it will work with partners on the African continent. The aid strategy stresses the need for sustainable jobs. However, there was some criticism about a lack of concrete proposals.
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