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TRANSFORMING NATIONS & GLOBAL COMMUNITIES OF COLOR
ALKEBULAN RECONNECT & ALLIANCE TRUST (ARAT)
TRANSFORMING NATIONS & GLOBAL COMMUNITIES OF COLOR
Who We Are. Our Values. Our Values.
At ALKEBULAN RECONNECT & ALLIANCE TRUST (ARAT), we envision a world where every person has access to the resources they need to live a healthy, happy, and fulfilling life. We strive to create a world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their background or circumstances.
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"The Soul Road Initiative. Global economic collaborations."
Forward Looking
- In the national security interest: ARAT seeks economic and social development with alliance nations to positively impact communities of color globally. The goal is to bridge the best and the brightest of alliance members working collaboratively positively impacting humanity.
- Massive market opportunity: ARAT has the potential to tap into a massive market opportunity, with over 50-million plus potential members/owners. This may increase to hundreds of millions to include African Nation members, as well as people of African descent around the world.
- Global reach: ARAT has a global reach, with members in the United States, Africa, and other parts of the world. This gives the trust access to a wide range of markets and opportunities.
- Strong leadership: ARAT will be led by a team of experienced and respected leaders, including a planned global council of 29-members and an economic advisory council of 15-economists. This gives the trust the expertise and resources it needs to succeed. The A-Team!!
- Clear vision: ARAT has a clear vision to build social, economic, academic, healthcare, and political institutions for its members.
A comprehensive plan would need to be carefully implemented in order to be successful. It is important to ensure that the benefits of the plan are shared equitably and that the plan does not create new inequalities.
The plan would need to be flexible enough to adapt to changing conditions. The African continent is a rapidly changing region, and the plan would need to be able to adjust to these changes in order to be successful.
A comprehensive plan would need to be supported by a strong political will. In order to be successful, the plan would need to be supported by governments and other stakeholders in Africa and African Americans.
I believe that the plan has the potential to be a game-changer for African-American, the continent of Africa and approved alliance partners. It could help to accelerate economic growth, create jobs, and improve the lives of millions of people. However, the plan would need to be carefully implemented and supported by a strong political will in order to be successful.
Building institutions, organizations, businesses, seaports, communities owned, and operated by trust members and global alliance partners.
GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC SERVICES
- Civil
- Defense, Security, Justice
- Government Health
- State, Local, & Education
FINANCIAL SERVICES
- Banking & Capital Markets
- Insurance
- Investment Management
- Real Estate
ENERGY, RESOURCES, & INDUSTRIALS
- Manufacturing
- Agriculture
- Industrials Products & construction
- Mining & Metals
- Oil, Gas, & Chemicals
- Power & Utilities
TECHNOLOGY, MEDIA & TELECOMMUNICATIONS
LIFE & HEALTH SCIENCES
- Healthcare
- Health Wellness
CONSUMER
- Automotive
- Consumer Products
- Retail, Wholesale, & Distribution
- Transportation, Hospitality, & Services
AND MORE………..
AFRICAN AMERICAN BUYING POWER: $1.8-Trillion In Annual Spending
The proposed economic development plan would be a massive undertaking, with an annual spending of $1.8 trillion and a total cost of $8-10 trillion over 25 years. This is a significant amount of money, but it is comparable to the economic development plans of other countries, such as China.
The concept would involve African Americans and African Nations and other alliance partners buying goods and services from each other. This would help to boost the economic power of communities and create jobs. (NOTE: Home & home economic expansion to targeted locations).
The potential customers on the African continent are estimated to be 1.35 billion people. This is a huge market, and the plan could help to generate significant economic growth in Africa.
The plan also includes a commitment to annual economic, political, and social growth. This would help to ensure that the benefits of the plan are shared by all stakeholders.
Overall, the plan is ambitious but achievable. It has the potential to create significant economic growth and social progress in Africa.
Here are some additional thoughts on the plan:
- The plan would need to be carefully implemented in order to be successful. It is important to ensure that the benefits of the plan are shared equitably and that the plan does not create new inequalities.
- The plan would need to be flexible enough to adapt to changing conditions. The African continent is a rapidly changing region, and the plan would need to be able to adjust to these changes in order to be successful.
- The plan would need to be supported by a strong political will. In order to be successful, the plan would need to be supported by governments and other stakeholders in Africa.
I believe that the plan has the potential to be a game-changer for Africa. It could help to accelerate economic growth, create jobs, and improve the lives of millions of people. However, the plan would need to be carefully implemented and supported by a strong political will in order to be successful.
Overall, this is a well-thought-out proposal for a 25-year GDP growth plan. It is ambitious, but it is based on sound principles. If it is executed properly, it could have a significant impact on the economies of the alliance partners.
Here are some of the challenges that the plan would face:
- The plan would require a significant amount of coordination and cooperation between the alliance partners.
- The plan would be expensive, and it would be necessary to secure funding from a variety of sources.
- The plan would take time to implement, and there would be risks of setbacks along the way.
However, the potential benefits of the plan are also significant. If the plan is successful, it could lead to:
- Increased economic growth
- Improved political stability
- Enhanced social welfare
- Increased global influence
Overall, the plan is a bold and ambitious proposal with the potential to achieve significant results. However, it would be important to carefully consider the challenges involved before moving forward.
The reference to China's historic growth is interesting, and it suggests that the proposers are confident that they can achieve similar results. However, it is important to note that China's growth was not without its challenges, and it is possible that this proposal could face similar difficulties.
Africa: 1.35-Billion Relatives; GDP(PPP) $8.05 trillion (2022 est; 4th)
This is an interesting proposal for a $16- to $20-trillion, 25-year GDP growth plan. It is ambitious, but it is based on some sound principles. This is a significant amount of money, but it is comparable to the economic development plans of other countries, such as China.
Ends the inferior position African Nations find themselves placed in with one sided economic agreements that benefits outsiders. Blood ties end lopsided agreements.
The first principle is that the plan is non-political. This is important because it means that the plan is not tied to any particular government or ideology. This makes it more likely that the plan will be successful, as it will not be subject to the whims of political change.
The second principle is that the plan is based on a large source of capital. This is necessary in order to fund the massive infrastructure projects that will be required to achieve the plan's goals. The 1.35 billion relatives mentioned in the proposal could provide a significant source of capital, as they could invest in the plan through their businesses and personal wealth.
The third principle is that the plan is focused on economic growth. This is the key to achieving the plan's other goals, such as political and social stability. By growing the economy, the plan will create jobs, increase tax revenue, and improve the standard of living for everyone involved.
The concept would involve African Americans and African Nations and other alliance partners buying goods and services from each other. This would help to boost the economic power of communities and create jobs. (NOTE: Home & home economic expansion to targeted locations).
Here are some of the challenges that the plan would face:
- The plan would require a significant amount of coordination and cooperation between the alliance partners.
- The plan would be expensive, and it would be necessary to secure funding from a variety of sources.
- The plan would take time to implement, and there would be risks of setbacks along the way.
However, the potential benefits of the plan are also significant. If the plan is successful, it could lead to:
- Increased economic growth
- Improved political stability
- Enhanced social welfare
- Increased global influence
Overall, the plan is a bold and ambitious proposal with the potential to achieve significant results. However, it would be important to carefully consider the challenges involved before moving forward.
The reference to China's historic growth is interesting, and it suggests that the proposers are confident that they can achieve similar results. However, it is important to note that China's growth was not without its challenges, and it is possible that this proposal could face similar difficulties.
Building ports, global banking, high technology concerns, healthcare & health wellness concerns......
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ALKEBULAN RECONNECT & ALLIANCE TRUST STRUCTURE
ALKEBULAN RECONNECT & ALLIANCE TRUST (ARAT)- Fiduciary, Policy & Planning, Execution, Pension Board (Shareholder Dividend Distribution: 50+ Million)
ALKEBULAN RECONNECT & ALLIANCE TRUST GLOBAL COUNCIL (ARATGC)- Executive Administrator, Policy & Planning, Implementation, Global Institution Building Architects
ALKEBULAN RECONNECT & ALLIANCE TRUST DEVELOPMENT MARKETS FOCUS
-Digital, and Social Media Institutions
-Domestic and International Banking Institutions
-Domestic and International Education Institutions
-Domestic and International Healthcare Institutions
-Global Economic Development: Job Creation, Manufacturing, Political Action Committees
-Economic Development Markets Focus:
- Investment Banking
- Information Technology
- Defense
- Aerospace
- Automotive
- Insurance
- Healthcare
- Rare Earth Minerals
- Agriculture
- Automotive
- Aerospace
- Apparel
- Communications
- Wind
- Solar
- Steel
- Electronics
- Chemistry
- Warehousing & Distribution
- Sanitation
- And more.....
Our A-Team
Assembly of the best across industry, institutions, and organizations.
Responsible for building multi-trillion-dollar operations globally on behalf of ARAT members and in concert with alliance partners.
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Donations appreciated as we set the sail. ARAT is first-of-a-kind as it is the only global plan of its type written to create a blood line and historic link between Africa and the decedents of African slavery.