Solomon Ewanehi Advocates African Ownership in Developing Gulf of Guinea's Maritime Economy
Solomon Ewanehi stresses the need for Africans to lead and benefit from Africa's economic development, particularly in the maritime sector within the Gulf of Guinea region. He highlights the vast economic potential of the area, the challenges it faces including oil theft and piracy, and the importance of public-private collaboration for sustainable investment.
Ewanehi advocates for the formalization and enforcement of regional agreements to boost investor confidence and trade routes. He also mentions the role of the African Standby Force in enhancing maritime security in the region.
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