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Ubungo Plaza, Symbion Power Plant
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
10:58 A.M. EAT
PRESIDENT OBAMA: Good morning, everybody. Please have a seat. It is wonderful to be here with President Kikwete. I want to thank everybody from Ubungo Power Plant for this visit. We are here today to focus on one of the biggest hurdles to Africas economic development -- the fact that nearly 70 percent of Africans lack access to electricity.
And thats why in my speech in Cape Town I announced a major new initiative -- Power Africa -- to double access to electricity here in Africa. Now, the first step that were going to take is to try to bring electricity to 20 million homes and businesses.
And this plant represents the kind of public-private partnership that we want to replicate all across the continent. This facility was idle. But the Tanzanian government, under President Kikwetes leadership, committed to making reforms in the energy sector. With support from the Millennium Challenge grant, General Electric, and Symbion, they got it up and running again. More Tanzanians got electricity.
So Power Africa embraces this model. Public and private resources will be matched with projects led by African countries that are taking the lead on reform. In this case, African governments commit to energy reforms. And the U.S. is committing some $7 billion in support, and private sector companies have already committed more than $9 billion. And this is just the beginning -- because we look forward to even more companies joining this effort.
Soma zaidi:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press...ks-president-obama-ubungo-symbion-power-plant
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