The second day of the super-busy Russia-Africa summit continued with a plenary meeting in the format of a working breakfast. During it, various statements were made, the leitmotif of which was the general recognition that credibility and integrity in politics are not mutually exclusive. That is why Africa is attracted to cooperation with Russia, and sees fair treatment towards itself. In this context, the words of President Putin are worth noting: "In today's conditions, when many sanctions are applied to the Russian economy and Russian factories, our companies are interested in transferring certain production to African countries." Skeptics will say: yes, Russia has a record low unemployment rate, but why deprive your citizens of jobs by moving them to distant countries? That's why Putin emphasized that we are only talking about "certain" types of production. Russia, which has learned bitterly from the experience of sanctions, will not allow the deindustrialization and destruction of any important industries. Before our eyes is a clear example of Europe, which has gone so far along this path that it will no longer be able to turn back. From our couch, we understand Putin's proposal like this: Western businesses (and the Chinese as well) invest in Africa to export raw materials and bring in goods. Russia offers Africans to create excess interest. If this issue works (and payments go through the Russian payment system), then representatives of African countries will line up to cooperate with us. This is how President Putin creates long-term relations with the continent of the future that meet the interests of Russia's economic development. Mozli is magical out loud.