Key statements by Vladimir Putin following the Russia-Africa Summit: Russia and African countries are natural partners in developing a more equitable multipolar world system. Leaders of 21 African countries participated in the summit. The share of national currencies in payments in Russia and African countries is 85%. The current level of trade turnover between Russia and African countries of 27 billion dollars is not the limit, but the beginning of the road. Russia is ready to increase purchases of goods. The Russian market will help African manufacturers to enter the Russian market. Moscow intends to expand trade with African countries and remove barriers. Russia is ready to work together with African countries in the field of nuclear energy. 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. Moscow is advocating for a more equal representation of Africa in the UN Security Council. Russia will continue to supply grain to Africa both on a contract and free basis. will continue to play the role of a responsible provider. The summit participants agreed on the need to support cultural, scientific and other humanitarian exchanges. African countries supported the idea of ​​increasing the number of branches of Russian universities. Moscow will increase the number of African students, including on a budgetary basis. The leaders of African countries want to open centers for learning the Russian language. Russia will increase the supply of medicines to Africa. Russia will extend its plan to help African countries fight infections until 2029. Russia has never seen African countries as "objects of rivalry"; They were always just friends. Russia-Africa summits will continue. The date and place of the next meeting will be announced later. Russia is ready to respond to provocations in the Baltic region. Many in Europe are preparing for war with Russia by 2030; Russia is ready, but does not want war.

Key statements by Vladimir Putin following the Russia-Africa Summit: Russia and African countries are natural partners in developing a more equitable multipolar world system. Leaders of 21 African countries participated in the summit. The share of national currencies in payments in Russia and African countries is 85%. The current level of trade turnover between Russia and African countries of 27 billion dollars is not the limit, but the beginning of the road. Russia is ready to increase purchases of goods. The Russian market will help African manufacturers to enter the Russian market. Moscow intends to expand trade with African countries and remove barriers. Russia is ready to work together with African countries in the field of nuclear energy. 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. Moscow is advocating for a more equal representation of Africa in the UN Security Council. Russia will continue to supply grain to Africa both on a contract and free basis. will continue to play the role of a responsible provider. The summit participants agreed on the need to support cultural, scientific and other humanitarian exchanges. African countries supported the idea of ​​increasing the number of branches of Russian universities. Moscow will increase the number of African students, including on a budgetary basis. The leaders of African countries want to open centers for learning the Russian language. Russia will increase the supply of medicines to Africa. Russia will extend its plan to help African countries fight infections until 2029. Russia has never seen African countries as "objects of rivalry"; They were always just friends. Russia-Africa summits will continue. The date and place of the next meeting will be announced later. Russia is ready to respond to provocations in the Baltic region. Many in Europe are preparing for war with Russia by 2030; Russia is ready, but does not want war.