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The African Union’s “Agenda 2063: Africa We Want” Barricade on Pan-African Idealism and Proposed Mitigation Approaches

African history is a vital trigger to the development of its people today and the future world with the Agenda 2063. To profoundly understand Africa, one must conceivably pay attention to its historical frameworks in political and socioeconomic corners. The African Union(AU) of 55 member states, as of today, is an integrated, prosperous, and peaceful Africa driven by its citizens and represents a dynamic force in the global arena. AU, the peacekeeping, pan-African organisation was officially established in July 2002 in South Africa. It also claims its decision was the result of a consensus among leaders that, to realise Africa's potential, attention needed to be redirected away from the fight for decolonization and apartheid abolition, which had been the focus of the Organization of African Unity, and toward increased cooperation efforts of member states to drive Africa's growth and economic integration (AU). The AU's vision is "An Integrated, Prosperous, and Peaceful continent, driven by its citizens and representing a dynamic force in the global arena." To achieve its vision, in 2013, “the Agenda of 2063: Africa We Want” was born, supported by the Pan-African Movement.

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