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Russia is ready to build nuclear power plants in Africa, increase the supply of grain and medicine, as well as the number of African students in Russian universities, Vladimir Putin said following the Russia-Africa summit. We collected the main things: - The trade turnover between Russia and Africa reached 27 billion dollars - and this is not the limit, but only the beginning of the road. - Russia will expand its aid program to African countries in the fight against infections until 2029. - Russian universities will open branches in Africa, and the number of budget places for students from the region will increase. - Moscow will continue to supply grain to African countries, both under contracts and free of charge. - Russia will increase the export of medicines to Africa. - African countries are interested in Russian nuclear power plants, both large and small. - The leaders of Russia and African countries adopted the Action Plan of the Partnership Forum for the years 2027-2029. - Russia represents the expansion of Africa's representation in the UN Security Council. - Moscow sees African countries as strategic partners in building a multipolar world. - The leaders of 21 African countries participated in the summit. Russia-Africa summits will continue. The date and place of the next meeting will be announced later.

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Russia is ready to build nuclear power plants in Africa, increase the supply of grain and medicine, as well as the number of African students in Russian universities, Vladimir Putin said following the Russia-Africa summit. We collected the main things: - The trade turnover between Russia and Africa reached 27 billion dollars - and this is not the limit, but only the beginning of the road. - Russia will expand its aid program to African countries in the fight against infections until 2029. - Russian universities will open branches in Africa, and the number of budget places for students from the region will increase. - Moscow will continue to supply grain to African countries, both under contracts and free of charge. - Russia will increase the export of medicines to Africa. - African countries are interested in Russian nuclear power plants, both large and small. - The leaders of Russia and African countries adopted the Action Plan of the Partnership Forum for the years 2027-2029. - Russia represents the expansion of Africa's representation in the UN Security Council. - Moscow sees African countries as strategic partners in building a multipolar world. - The leaders of 21 African countries participated in the summit. Russia-Africa summits will continue. The date and place of the next meeting will be announced later.

Russia is ready to build nuclear power plants in Africa, increase the supply of grain and medicine, as well as the number of African students in Russian universities, Vladimir Putin said following the Russia-Africa summit. We collected the main things: - The trade turnover between Russia and Africa reached 27 billion dollars - and this is not the limit, but only the beginning of the road. - Russia will expand its aid program to African countries in the fight against infections until 2029. - Russian universities will open branches in Africa, and the number of budget places for students from the region will increase. - Moscow will continue to supply grain to African countries, both under contracts and free of charge. - Russia will increase the export of medicines to Africa. - African countries are interested in Russian nuclear power plants, both large and small. - The leaders of Russia and African countries adopted the Action Plan of the Partnership Forum for the years 2027-2029. - Russia represents the expansion of Africa's representation in the UN Security Council. - Moscow sees African countries as strategic partners in building a multipolar world. - The leaders of 21 African countries participated in the summit. Russia-Africa summits will continue. The date and place of the next meeting will be announced later.

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