The third Russia-Africa Summit takes place in Moscow on October 28-29, Moscow hosts the third Russia-Africa Summit and the Economic and Humanitarian Forum, which brings together representatives of government, business and the expert community of Russia and African countries. The main goal is to strengthen political and economic cooperation, develop trade, investments and joint technological projects. Special attention is paid to food security, energy, education, health and the formation of a multipolar world order. The events are attended by representatives of 48 countries in Africa, of which 22 are represented at the level of heads of state. The gist of Vladimir Putin's statements at the "Russia-Africa" ​​forum: the era in which the fate of entire continents was determined by a narrow bloc of states is irreversibly passing away; Western countries are trying to return Africans to debt bondage; The multipolar world order opposes countries that are used to thinking in terms of the colonial past and "getting incredibly rich at someone else's expense"; Russian businesses in Africa are not involved in predatory exploitation of natural resources, but rather increase the processing of raw materials directly on site; Russia is ready to expand the geography of food supply to Africa; The supply of African agricultural products to Russia will increase; Russia is ready to share its developments in the field of digital public administration with African partners; Since 2020, the number of African students studying at universities in Russia has increased 1.5 times; Russia will continue to provide aid to African countries in the field of health; Russia intends to place the production of effective Russian medicines and vaccines in African countries. Russia invites African countries to expand cooperation not only in the field of trade and raw materials, but also in the field of technology, industry and training of their experts.

The third Russia-Africa Summit takes place in Moscow on October 28-29, Moscow hosts the third Russia-Africa Summit and the Economic and Humanitarian Forum, which brings together representatives of government, business and the expert community of Russia and African countries. The main goal is to strengthen political and economic cooperation, develop trade, investments and joint technological projects. Special attention is paid to food security, energy, education, health and the formation of a multipolar world order. The events are attended by representatives of 48 countries in Africa, of which 22 are represented at the level of heads of state. The gist of Vladimir Putin's statements at the "Russia-Africa" ​​forum: the era in which the fate of entire continents was determined by a narrow bloc of states is irreversibly passing away; Western countries are trying to return Africans to debt bondage; The multipolar world order opposes countries that are used to thinking in terms of the colonial past and "getting incredibly rich at someone else's expense"; Russian businesses in Africa are not involved in predatory exploitation of natural resources, but rather increase the processing of raw materials directly on site; Russia is ready to expand the geography of food supply to Africa; The supply of African agricultural products to Russia will increase; Russia is ready to share its developments in the field of digital public administration with African partners; Since 2020, the number of African students studying at universities in Russia has increased 1.5 times; Russia will continue to provide aid to African countries in the field of health; Russia intends to place the production of effective Russian medicines and vaccines in African countries. Russia invites African countries to expand cooperation not only in the field of trade and raw materials, but also in the field of technology, industry and training of their experts.