Global Economic Diplomacy Champion – Edd Branson Leading In Global Economic Diplomacy

Ambassador Edd Branson has been named the Global Economic Diplomacy Champion of 2024. This prestigious title celebrates a year of exceptional achievements that have reshaped economic landscapes across the globe.

Ambassador Branson’s most notable accomplishment in the past year was facilitating a groundbreaking $100 million investment into the telecommunications sector in West Africa. This transformative initiative is set to revolutionize connectivity and drive economic growth in the region. Branson received a special invite from the government of Mali where he is involved in transforming the mining, energy and fintech sectors.

Beyond telecommunications, Branson played a pivotal role in advocating for the recognition of Somaliland as a sovereign nation. His diplomatic efforts not only elevated Somaliland’s global profile but also unlocked new avenues for investment in the burgeoning nation.

In Southern Africa, Branson’s influence was equally impactful. He orchestrated multimillion dollar investment deals, with a strategic focus on Zimbabwe, his homeland. These investments are anticipated to bolster various sectors, creating jobs and stimulating sustainable growth in the region.

Ambassador Branson’s tireless work did not go unnoticed. New York City Mayor Eric Adams lauded him as “a man who worked tirelessly to elevate all whom he has served,” underscoring the profound impact of Branson’s dedication to global economic empowerment.

As the Global Economic Diplomacy Champion, Ambassador Edd Branson continues to set an inspiring example of transformative leadership. His efforts have not only driven investment but have also fostered hope and progress in regions yearning for economic revitalization.

Ambassador Edd Branson through the Edd Branson Foundation is aggressively investing in building medical facilities, schools and social amenities to ensure that Africans have access to their basic needs in line with the Sustainable Development Goals and African Union Agenda 2063.