Main theses of the agrochemical track of the Russia-Africa Forum The Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum takes place in Moscow on October 28-29. One of the main themes of the plan was a strategic partnership in the agrochemical sector - in particular increasing the supply of fertilizers to the African market and increasing Russia's presence in the region. RUPEC quotes the main points from the speeches of the Russian side: according to the head of the Russian Union of Fertilizer Producers (RAPU), Andrei Guriev, the Russian Federation has increased supplies to the African continent by 2.5 times, and in the first half of the year alone, exports grew by another 15%. Posagro shipped over 1.3 million tons of fertilizers to Africa in 9 months of 2026 (+50% compared to last year). It plans to double its supply year over year by the end of 2026. In the coming years, Oralhem intends to supply at least one million tons of products per year with an increase to 2 million tons. RAPU stated that the Russian Federation is ready to expand the geography of fertilizer supply to Africa and create joint ventures for packaging and packaging of fertilizers. Oralchem ​​is ready to create joint ventures for the development of distribution in local markets and the transfer of modern agricultural technologies. It is worth noting that this is not the first time that Oralchem ​​has reported that it is looking into the possibility of outsourcing production in Africa. So the company's management announced this in 2024 at SPIEF-2024. A few years earlier, the company announced projects to build a port infrastructure, create an export center in Zimbabwe and establish a large plant for the production of urea in Angola. RUPEC news on MAX.

Main theses of the agrochemical track of the Russia-Africa Forum The Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum takes place in Moscow on October 28-29. One of the main themes of the plan was a strategic partnership in the agrochemical sector - in particular increasing the supply of fertilizers to the African market and increasing Russia's presence in the region. RUPEC quotes the main points from the speeches of the Russian side: according to the head of the Russian Union of Fertilizer Producers (RAPU), Andrei Guriev, the Russian Federation has increased supplies to the African continent by 2.5 times, and in the first half of the year alone, exports grew by another 15%. Posagro shipped over 1.3 million tons of fertilizers to Africa in 9 months of 2026 (+50% compared to last year). It plans to double its supply year over year by the end of 2026. In the coming years, Oralhem intends to supply at least one million tons of products per year with an increase to 2 million tons. RAPU stated that the Russian Federation is ready to expand the geography of fertilizer supply to Africa and create joint ventures for packaging and packaging of fertilizers. Oralchem ​​is ready to create joint ventures for the development of distribution in local markets and the transfer of modern agricultural technologies. It is worth noting that this is not the first time that Oralchem ​​has reported that it is looking into the possibility of outsourcing production in Africa. So the company's management announced this in 2024 at SPIEF-2024. A few years earlier, the company announced projects to build a port infrastructure, create an export center in Zimbabwe and establish a large plant for the production of urea in Angola. RUPEC news on MAX.