Donald Trump hurries along West African leaders boasting about natural resources

Donald Trump had to hurry throughout the West African leaders who boasted their natural resources during a White House meeting.
In the video, Trump, who suddenly caught in the video, looks bored when he returns to him, and Mahamed Oud Ghazouani, President of Mahamed Oud Ghazouani, is breathing while talking about the resources of his nation’s sea water.
Finally, he throws his hands into the air before he intervenes: ‘I appreciate it very much. Maybe we’ll have to go a little faster than that. ‘
Trump, who turned his attention to the next leader, said, ‘We have an entire program. If I could ask your name and your country, it would be great, thank you. ‘
The video of short interaction has been viral since then, Maga fans said Trump’s hand movement wanted the leaders ‘wrap’.
Trump invited the leaders of Liberia, Senegal, Gabon, Mauritania and Gine-Bissau for meetings with him in Washington and saw ‘great economic potential in Africa.
Western African leaders, the region gathered from the effect of sweeping US aid deductions, while on Wednesday, he promised to return from aid to trade during the meeting.
Each of the leaders boasted the natural resources of their countries, including their thanks for their long -standing conflict between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and praised the US president.
Finally, he throws his hands into the air before he intervenes: ‘I appreciate it very much. Maybe we’ll have to go a little faster than that ‘
Trump described the nations represented at the meeting as ‘very valuable lands, large minerals and large oil deposits and very lively places with great people’.
The meeting comes in the midst of a change in global and indigenous priorities under the leadership of Trump.
At the beginning of this month, US officials terminated the US International Development Agency and said that they did not follow that they no longer call ‘a foreign aid model based on charity’, and instead will focus on partnerships with countries showing ‘the ability and willingness to help them’.
The five countries invited to the meeting represent a small portion of the US-Africa trade, but have unused natural resources.
Senegal and Mauritania are important countries in the case of migration, and with Guinea-Bissau, both concerns for the Trump administration are struggling to include drug trafficking.
In his speeches, each African leader praised Trump for defining worldwide peace efforts and tried to bring each other together by listing the unused natural resources offered by his nations.

Trump described the nations represented at the meeting as ‘very valuable lands, large minerals and large oil deposits and great people with great people’.

Trump invited leaders of Liberia, Senegal, Gabon, Mauritania and Gine-Bissau for meetings with him in Washington and revealed that he saw ‘great economic potential in Africa.

Western African leaders, the region gathered from the effect of sweeping the US aid deductions, while during the meeting on Wednesday, he promised to return from aid to trade
Ghazouani, rare worlds, as well as manganese, uranium and possibly a lot of lithium listing. ‘We have many opportunities in terms of investment.’
During the meeting, Trump described trade as a diplomatic tool. Trade seems to be a ‘basic’ to solve disputes between countries.
Trump, “ You will fight, we will not trade, ” he said. ‘And we look quite successful in doing this.’
Addressing African leaders: ‘There is a lot of anger in your continent.’
“We closed the USAID group to eliminate waste, fraud and abuse, Tr Trump said. “ And we work without getting tired to create new economic opportunities that contain both the US and many African countries. ‘