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With the Third Russia-Africa Summit Russia intended to "work very closely to increase its influence" in Africa, says expert. For José Milhazes, economically "Russia has not much to offer".
The final communiqué of the third Russian-African summit affirmed the commitment of both sides to strengthening strategic partnership and building a multipolar international order based on respect for the sovereignty of States and rejection of pressure and unilateral sanctions.
The third Russian-African summit, held in Moscow, adopted a joint declaration containing 101 items, affirming the strengthening of the strategic partnership between the two sides, the promotion of the reform of international institutions, the establishment of a multipolar world order and the rejection of unilateral sanctions.
Nations adopted the final declaration and artificial intelligence agreements to consolidate a world order free of neocolonialism.
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