Beyond Debt
Delegation — Africa Business Forum, Addis Ababa
Report published · June 2025
Background & Objectives
Globalgood Corporation was founded on one inescapable insight: the debt-based fiat regime that replaced the Bretton-Woods gold anchor in 1971 feeds today’s inflation, inequality and fiscal stress. Central Ura Organization’s breakthrough—the Credit-to-Credit (C2C) Monetary System—restores discipline without the gold bottleneck by allowing new money only when it is fully secured by audited assets and verified output.
To introduce that solution to Africa’s policy and business leaders, a six-person “Beyond Debt” delegation travelled to the 2025 Africa Business Forum at the UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) campus in Addis Ababa. Our objectives were threefold:
- present C2C fundamentals in language ministers, bankers and CEOs can use
- invite governments to launch full transition programs modelled on the South-Sudan nine-phase plan
- capture media and social attention so the idea spreads far beyond the conference hall
Financial Transparency — delegation phase
Direct support for airfares, accommodation, AV hire, livestream services, printed policy primers, venue fees and follow-up communications is projected at 28 000 USD. Audited figures will appear in Globalgood’s combined Q1–Q2 2025 statement.
What Your Gift Could Achieve
- Three UNECA keynotes reached more than two-hundred delegates representing forty-seven African states.
- Five bilateral round-tables engaged Ethiopia’s Ministry of Finance plus visiting teams from Kenya, Rwanda, Ghana and South Sudan.
- A public Q-and-A at the InterContinental Addis streamed to eight-thousand viewers and fielded over two-hundred-and-fifty live questions.
- Four governments—Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda and Ghana—formally requested complete C2C transition road-maps. Each road-map will follow the South-Sudan template, adapted to local law and parliamentary timetables. (ISO-4217 currency-code registration is needed for only one pilot nation; the others will reference that code once processed.)
- Mainstream and social media amplified the message: a feature in Xinhua’s Africa service, coverage by The Reporter (Ethiopia) and Business Daily Africa, plus hundreds of social-media posts and clips that reached an estimated 1.2 million viewers, readers and listeners.
- Two pan-African fintech companies signaled intent to integrate C2C-ready payment rails the moment enabling legislation is passed.
Next Steps & Funding Needs
Momentum now depends on resourcing the technical follow-through.
- Country-specific reserve-audit and transition blueprints: field missions, data gathering and publication for four nations will require roughly 80 000 USD.
- Regional capacity-building workshops: one-day technical clinics in Nairobi for treasury and central-bank teams from across East Africa will cost about 30 000 USD.
Total gap to bridge: 110 000 USD to convert curiosity into concrete reform.
Organizational Footprint
Globalgood is filing for local incorporation in the nation. The Nairobi office may also house the African regional hub—co-ordinating value-literacy programs, Treaty-of-Nairobi logistics and the reserve-audit missions requested during this forum.
Call to Action
Your generosity placed the Beyond Debt message on one of Africa’s most influential stages. Help us deliver the promised road-maps and training that turn interest into implementation.
Donate securely at Donation Option or write to donate@globalgoodcorp.org for a tailored giving arrangement.
Together we can move Africa— and the world—beyond debt and into honest, asset-anchored money.
