The Third Russia-Africa Summit ended with the signing of 146 documents, comprising 92 agreements and 54 memoranda, its organisers said on Friday.
The organisers disclosed this on the summit’s website.
The summit adopted three documents: the Declaration of the Third Russia-Africa Summit, the Declaration of Cooperation on Artificial Intelligence Technologies, and the Russia-Africa Partnership Forum Action Plan for 2027-2029.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Burundian President Evariste Ndayishimiye, current chairman of the African Union (AU), co-chaired the summit.
The Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum was held on Oct. 28-29 on the sidelines of the summit, under the theme “Developing mutually beneficial cooperation and unlocking the potential of every African country together.”
The forum, managed by Russia’s Roscongress Foundation, focused on deepening economic partnerships and cooperation in technology, education, and security.
Discussion0