UK hopes long-lasting partnerships with Latin American, Asian and African countries says foreign secretary

• Foreign Minister to underscore move toward collaboration with emerging global powers.
• On Monday, James Cleverly will deliver his first significant address at the Foreign Office.
• The UK’s offer will be customised to their requirements and the UK’s advantages.

The main focuses of the UK’s recent foreign policy have been the conflict in Ukraine and a shifting relationship with China, but Mr. Cleverly will suggest a shift toward areas that he believes will account for a growing portion of the global economy in the coming decades.

The foreign secretary will announce the UK’s desire to establish long-term relationships with nations in Asia, Africa, and Latin America next week.

On Monday, James Cleverly will deliver his first significant address at the Foreign Office, calling for cooperation with the three areas’ rising powers.

This covers nations who are not regarded as the UK’s “traditional allies.”

Mr. Cleverly is anticipated to suggest that in the upcoming decades, countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America would hold an ever-increasing portion of the global economy and, consequently, of the world’s power.

The UK’s offer, which covers trade, investment, development, defence, technology, and climate change, will be customised to their requirements and the UK’s advantages.

“This will have a dependable source of infrastructure investment backing it up.

I’m resolved that we shall place our trust in the nations that will mould the destiny of the planet.

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