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• $4 Trillion is New Annual Financial Target to Save Sustainable Development Goals, says African Development Bank’s Adesina
• Africa is the worst affected region by climate change in the world, yet it receives the least in terms of climate financing. (Picture: floods in Nairobi, 24 April 2024. Credit: AFP)
• 34 heads of state and government committed to implement country-led food and agricultural delivery compacts to achieve food security by 2030 at the Feed Africa Summit (Dakar 2) held in January 2023
• The current annual investment of $4.5 billion in health infrastructure is significantly insufficient when measured against the actual need of $25 billion, said Dr. Adesina
• “Islamic finance principles of shared prosperity, risk-sharing, and ethical investment present a clear path toward bridging the SDGs financing gap,” said Islamic Development Bank President Dr Mohammed Al Jasser
• From left to right: African Development Bank Group President Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, Saudi Arabia’s Governor to the African Development Bank Dr Ryadh M. Alkhareif and Saudi Exim Bank CEO Engineer Saad Al-Khalb
• From left to right: Dr. Akinwumi Adesina and Saudi Fund for Development CEO Sultan bin Abdulrahman Al-Marshad

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• Water for the future: Tangiers takes steps to secure its blue gold (1)
• Water for the future: Tangiers takes steps to secure its blue gold (2)
• Water for the future: Tangiers takes steps to secure its blue gold (3)
• Water for the future: Tangiers takes steps to secure its blue gold (4)
• Water for the future: Tangiers takes steps to secure its blue gold (5)
• Water for the future: Tangiers takes steps to secure its blue gold (6)
• Water for the future: Tangiers takes steps to secure its blue gold (7)

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• The Bank played a key role in linking Cameroon and Nigeria through the Bamenda-Enugu road construction project
• The building of the Cross River bridge, opened in October 2022
• Marie-Laure Akin-Olugbade, the African Development Bank’s Vice-President for the Regional Development, Integration and Business Delivery Complex, meets with Joseph Dion Ngute, Prime Minister of Cameroon
• Marie-Laure Akin-Olugbade, the African Development Bank’s Vice-President for the Regional Development, Integration and Business Delivery Complex, met Alamine Ousmane Mey, Cameroon’s Minister of Economy, Planning and Regional Development
• Louis-Paul Motaze, Finance Minister
• Meeting with Cameroon's principal technical and financial partners

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• Attendees at the launch ceremony of the three-year project to combat money laundering and terrorism financing, Senegal April 2024
• (l-r) : AfDB Country manager for Senegal Mohamed CHERIF,  Edwin W. HARRIS Jr, Director General of GIABA. David N BORBOR, Director of the Financial Intelligence Unit of Sierra Leone and GIABA national correspondent. Tafsir HANE, representing Senegal’s Financial Intelligence Unit’s President, attend launch ceremony Dakar, April 2024

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• Former interns praised the Bank’s programme, which has opened up employment opportunities for them
• Serge N’Guessan, Director General of the Bank Group for Central Africa and head of the Bank’s Country Office in Cameroon, and Marie-Laure Akin-Olugbade, the Bank Group’s Vice-President for Regional Development, Integration and Business Delivery, at a meeting with female entrepreneurs and young interns in Cameroon

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• The newly inaugurated ultra-modern Central Regional office complex of the Bank Group
• Inauguration of the regional office of the African Development Bank Group in Yaoundé, symbolizing a new chapter in regional development
• African Development Bank Group Vice President in charge of Regional Development, Regional Integration and Service Delivery, Marie-Laure Akin-Olugbade; the General Manager of the Bank's regional office for Central Africa, Serge N'Guessan; Cameroon's Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute; and the Minister of Economy, Planning, and Territorial Administration, Alassane Alamine Mey, at the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the Bank Group's new Central Africa office in Yaoundé

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• African Development Bank sets out two priority areas for the CSP 2024-2029 for Zambia: boosting private sector development through infrastructure investments and developing the country’s agricultural value chain

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• Africa Skills Hub members, Ghana, 2024