What do reliable railways, green energy, access to electricity, cellular connectivity and expanded Wi-Fi coverage have in common?
The United States and its G7 partners — Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the European Union and the United Kingdom — are bringing all of these infrastructure improvements to countries around the world. The G7 launched the Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment (PGI) to help small towns and large regions build up-to-date infrastructure, while caring for the environment and the citizens who will be involved.
To do this, the G7 plans to mobilize $600 billion in investments by 2027 and has already started projects around the globe. You can find out more on how PGI is mobilizing projects along the Lobito Corridor in Central Africa and all over the world.