African leaders advocated for the liberalization of capital within the continent during a business summit held in Egypt on Saturday. They argued that Africa has the potential to significantly improve its ability to finance its own growth and lessen its reliance on external funding sources. The three-day meeting, taking place in the Egyptian city of El-Alamein on the Mediterranean coast, brought together over 20 leaders to discuss financial strategies. The leaders believe opening up capital markets will allow for more internal investment and economic development across the continent. This push for financial freedom aims to foster self-sufficiency and sustainable growth for African nations. The summit highlighted a collective desire for greater control over the continent’s economic future.