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Central African Republic • Bangui and Moscow seek oil deal of uncertain terms

The Central African Republic and Russia are expected to sign a deal in early 2027. The project, for which negotiations are coming ahead of the Russia-Africa summit to be held in Moscow on 20 and 29 October, would be carried out through Central African oil firm SOPRAF.
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The signing of a deal between the two countries is envisaged at the beginning of 2027. The project, whose discussions take place prior to the Russia-Africa summit, scheduled to take place in Moscow on 28 and 29 October, provides for the assistance of the Pan-African Petroleum and Refined Products Society.

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Africa Intelligence broke the news on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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