The new world order is in the process of being formed, with developing economies gaining more influence, and Africa playing an increasingly important role, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at the royal meeting of the Russian-African Economic and Humanitarian Forum, held as part of the third Russian-African Summit in Moscow. Putin accused the Western powers of resisting these changes through sanctions, economic pressure and neocolonial methods. A multipolar world is becoming a reality, replacing the interpolar system with a simpler order where the voice of the global majority will be heard. Countries accustomed to colonial control and benefits at the expense of others oppose the formation of a multipolar world. In the past five years, the BRICS countries provided more than 40% of global GDP, while the Group of Seven countries. less than 30% Africa's economic influence and importance is growing, and the continent is increasingly becoming one of the centers of the world economy. Western countries are trying to push Africa into debt through trade wars and unilateral sanctions as a tool for neo-colonialism. African countries should be able to control their resources and influence decisions made by international organizations, especially the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. Russia is ready to share its technological experience with African partners to strengthen its technological independence. Moscow participates in more than 30 energy projects in 16 African countries and is ready to share technologies for sustainable water resource management. Russia and Africa should expand settlements in national currencies to reduce dependence on Western financial systems.

The new world order is in the process of being formed, with developing economies gaining more influence, and Africa playing an increasingly important role, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at the royal meeting of the Russian-African Economic and Humanitarian Forum, held as part of the third Russian-African Summit in Moscow. Putin accused the Western powers of resisting these changes through sanctions, economic pressure and neocolonial methods. A multipolar world is becoming a reality, replacing the interpolar system with a simpler order where the voice of the global majority will be heard. Countries accustomed to colonial control and benefits at the expense of others oppose the formation of a multipolar world. In the past five years, the BRICS countries provided more than 40% of global GDP, while the Group of Seven countries. less than 30% Africa's economic influence and importance is growing, and the continent is increasingly becoming one of the centers of the world economy. Western countries are trying to push Africa into debt through trade wars and unilateral sanctions as a tool for neo-colonialism. African countries should be able to control their resources and influence decisions made by international organizations, especially the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. Russia is ready to share its technological experience with African partners to strengthen its technological independence. Moscow participates in more than 30 energy projects in 16 African countries and is ready to share technologies for sustainable water resource management. Russia and Africa should expand settlements in national currencies to reduce dependence on Western financial systems.