By Johnathan Paoli
As the first African nation to host the G20 Summit, President Cyril Ramaphosa has outlined South Africa’s aims to emphasise solidarity, equality, and sustainable development through global cooperation.
Speaking at the South Africa Night event during the World Economic Forum in Davos on Tuesday, Ramaphosa outlined South Africa’s economic reforms aimed at overcoming challenges such as stagnant growth, state capture and the legacies of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Tonight, under the guiding principle of Ubuntu, the profound belief that ‘I am because we are’, we are reminded of the interconnectedness of humanity. It is this principle of Ubuntu that underpins South Africa’s leadership and vision for our G20 Presidency,” he said.
The event, which showcased South Africa’s vibrant culture, symbolised the values of Ubuntu, where were unity, compassion and collective responsibility.
Ramaphosa said South Africa’s economy was starting to recover, there was enhanced competitiveness and more investment, which
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