NAIROBI, Kenya- In a significant achievement for both James Mwangi and the African continent, the Equity Bank CEO has been appointed to the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)’s Global Board of Advisors.
This appointment marks a historic moment for Africa’s global representation, bringing a new perspective to the Council’s discussions on international relations and U.S. foreign policy.
Mwangi, known for his forward-thinking leadership at Equity Bank, expressed deep honor at the opportunity to join the CFR’s esteemed board.
“I am honored to have been asked to join the Council on Foreign Relations Global Board of Advisors and am grateful for the chance to bring a positive African narrative to the discussions,” Mwangi shared in a statement.
#MarketNews The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), the American think tank specializing in US Foreign Policy and International Relations, has welcomed Dr. James Mwangi as a member of its Global Board of Advisors. Founded in 1921, CFR is an independent and nonpartisan thought…
The CFR, which specializes in U.S. foreign policy and international relations, provides a platform for influential figures across the globe to engage in discussions that shape global governance.
Mwangi’s appointment is poised to amplify Africa’s role in global dialogues, especially as the continent continues to grow its influence in international affairs.
For over a decade, the Council on Foreign Relations has served as an independent and nonpartisan thought leader.
Based in New York City and Washington, DC, the CFR brings together government officials, business leaders, and foreign-policy experts to collaborate on international issues.
It also publishes research that influences U.S. foreign policy and global diplomacy.
Mwangi’s appointment underscores the growing importance of African leaders in shaping the global future.
“The chance to explain Africa’s contributions to the world now and for decades to come as the continent takes its place on the global stage will mean greater productive collaborations for countries around the world to sustainably partner with the people of Africa,” Mwangi added.
Mwangi’s inclusion in the CFR represents a strategic step for Africa’s voice in global discussions.
With the world increasingly focusing on the continent’s growing economic power and geopolitical significance, this appointment positions African leadership at the heart of major international conversations.
