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The Ben Franklin Fellowship Examines “Africa and Trump Administration Foreign Policy”

The Ben Franklin Fellowship (BFF), in collaboration with the Hudson Institute, hosted a high-level discussion on November 6 exploring the future of U.S. foreign policy toward Africa under the Trump 2.0 Administration.
Organized by BFF Co-Founder and Hudson Institute Senior Fellow Matthew Boyse, the event featured a robust exchange of ideas among distinguished experts:
• Ambassador Tibor Nagy, former U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia and Guinea
• Ambassador Troy Fitrell, former U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Guinea
• Moderator: Joshua Meservey, Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute

The timely event provided critical insights into a strategically vital continent amidst shifting global dynamics. The conversation offered deep insights into America’s evolving approach to Africa — from counterterrorism and economic partnerships to competition with other global powers.

The Ben Franklin Fellowship remains committed to fostering informed dialogue between experienced diplomats and the next generation of leaders, strengthening U.S. foreign policy rooted in constitutional and pragmatic principles. BFF is committed to advancing the U.S. national interest and realism in international affairs.

Organized by Matthew Boyse, BFF Co-Founder and Hudson Institute Senior Fellow
November 6, 2025

Hudson Institute
Washington D.C.