Russia-Africa Partnership Forum’s First Ministerial Conference Breaks Isolation Efforts

26.12.2024

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Russia and African nations will continue to develop trade despite obstacles created by the West, Russian foreign policy chief Sergey Lavrov stressed.

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Russia and African nations will continue to develop trade despite obstacles created by the West, Russian foreign policy chief Sergey Lavrov stressed.

Russia and the Central African Republic signed an agreement on the abolition of visa requirements for holders of diplomatic and service passports.

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Russia and the Central African Republic signed an agreement on the abolition of visa requirements for holders of diplomatic and service passports.

The trade turnover between Russia and African countries reached a historical maximum of $24.5 billion in 2023.

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The trade turnover between Russia and African countries reached a historical maximum of $24.5 billion in 2023.

Sergey Lavrov explained that the pace set by the two previous summits was helping to advance relations between Russia and African countries.

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Sergey Lavrov explained that the pace set by the two previous summits was helping to advance relations between Russia and African countries.

According to Russia’s top diplomat, Moscow and African nations share a desire to make the world we live in safer and more predictable.

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According to Russia’s top diplomat, Moscow and African nations share a desire to make the world we live in safer and more predictable.

Russia and African nations will work on settlements mechanism that could allow them to avoid Western economic pressure, Lavrov added.

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Russia and African nations will work on settlements mechanism that could allow them to avoid Western economic pressure, Lavrov added.