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Russia-Africa Partnership
The third Russia–Africa summit in Moscow revealed an effort to expand the partnership into energy, food, mining, infrastructure and technology. It concluded with a final declaration, an action plan for 2027–2029, and a document on cooperation in the civilian use of artificial intelligence. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi took part amid Moscow’s drive to diversify its partnerships and African countries’ desire to broaden their options and strengthen their independence in decision-making. But, according to the article, the rapprochement will succeed only if understandings are translated into feasible investments and projects that respect African countries’ interests—not if it rests on political presence and statements alone.
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