Putin Calls the Third Edition of the Summit Between Russia and Africa "Successful"
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Putin has received dozens of representatives of African countries in the Kremlin and praised Russia as their "natural ally". However, Moscow's successes in Africa remain limited, both at the military and at the economic level.
The third summit between Russia and Africa ended and President Vladimir Putin called the meeting, in which he met 21 African leaders, "successful." The event seeks to boost Moscow's cooperation with the continent, but it is also perceived as a demonstration of strength. Beyond diplomacy, Putin advances his plans in African countries, where he seeks access to mining resources and develops new trading systems to avoid Western sanctions for the war…
Russia's third summit – Africa in Moscow achieved almost all the tasks that were set out by its participants, stated Russian President Vladimir Putin at a meeting in Kremlin with the President of the Republic of the Congo, Denis Sassou-Nguesso. Putin also noted that the Russian side and "African friends had completed the third summit." "In my view the situation is very and very satisfactory. We have achieved almost all the results that were set …
When it comes to trade with Africa, China and the EU are far ahead of Russia. But Moscow is trying to strengthen its influence on the continent - almost all African countries were present at the third Africa-Russia summit. By Norbert Hahn.
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