High-tech summit. How Russia and Africa share potential Colleagues rightly noted that the Russia-Africa summit, which began today in Moscow, opens new opportunities for our country for comprehensive scientific and technical cooperation. And we would add ourselves that the Russian capital has already proved its own achievements to guests: the mobile Internet stopped working in some places, problems arose with online payments and scooter rentals, and the Chekhov Moscow Art Theater even asked viewers to print electronic tickets in advance. It is, of course, more convenient to discuss future technologies with a paper card in your pocket. Meanwhile, the African guests get to know traditional Russian cuisine: buckwheat, herring and pickles. Representatives from Tanzania have already appreciated the treat. This way we have a significant exchange of experience: we will share the secrets of picking cucumbers, and our partners may tell us how, for example, they manage without running water. Judging by the state of our service networks, this experience will soon become invaluable to us, especially symbolic that the participants of the summit are going to discuss cooperation in the field of artificial intelligence. We can only hope that by the time AI negotiations begin in Moscow, at least the normal internet will be operational. No Towers of the Kremlin writes: The Russia-Africa summit started today in Moscow. The economic ties between Russia and Africa are getting stronger, and our African friends also have something to offer Moscow in terms of scientific and technological progress. So, it is said that the Internet is not turned off in Africa. Read less - understand more!