Barack Obama

The world will always remember your sacrifice.

You have to keep your head pointed towards the sun.

America will lead global efforts to combat the threat of a changing climate.

Countries that excel at training their young people are going to succeed.

Thank you for your incredible hospitality.

The African Union is vital in resolving conflicts in Sudan, South Sudan, Somalia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central African Republic, and Mali.

I've never forgotten the beauty of this country, the warmth of its people.

The struggle here against apartheid, for freedom, Madiba's moral courage, this country's historic transition to a free and democratic nation has been a personal inspiration to me.

I want our countries to be doing more business together.

I think it's good for the United States, regardless of what others do.

The question's not whether we need to act.

I want to create some jobs in Africa as well.

I would not be here were it not for those freedom fighters.

This is a region on the move.

We will be judged—as a people, as a society, and as a country—on where we go from here.

A few days ago, I unveiled a new national plan to confront the growing threat of a changing climate.

We're working together to advance the dignity of all of our citizens.

The more dialogue we have on those issues, I think because we are democracies that stand for human rights and stand for certain principles, the truth is we should be aligned internationally.

We welcome that, we don't simply recognize it.

History is in our hands.

We are committed to broaden and deepen the U.S. - African Union partnership.

The United States cannot do it by itself.

Our commitment to progress and human dignity extends to our shared efforts to combat HIV/AIDS.

I commend the African Union's leadership on regional peace and security.

I congratulate Chairperson Dlamini-Zuma on the 50th anniversary of the formation of the Organization of African Unity.