Third Russia-Africa Summit Focuses on Developing Cooperation in Many Fields Xinhua News Agency, Moscow, October 29 (Reporters Luan Hai and Xu Weikai) The third Russia-Africa Summit and Economic and Humanitarian Forum ended in Moscow, the capital of Russia, on the 29th. The summit adopted a joint action plan from 2027 to 2029, covering multidisciplinary cooperation between Russia and African countries. Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a press conference after the summit that day that the joint action plan covers the development goals of Russia and African countries in the fields of economy, trade, society and humanity, and aims to turn the summit's political commitments into concrete cooperation. He also said that Russia will continue to supply food to Africa through commercial contracts and free aid, and is ready to cooperate in the field of nuclear energy with African countries, including the establishment of large and small nuclear power plants and the application of nuclear technology in the fields of medicine and agriculture. When Putin spoke at the plenary session of the summit that day, he emphasized four priority directions for the development of relations between Russia and Africa: the development of effective investments and industrial partnerships; Accelerating the execution of projects in the fields of infrastructure, agriculture and energy; Strengthening education, technology transfer and exchange of professional skills; and providing access guarantees for Russian and African companies to enter each other's markets. The third Russia-Africa Summit and the Economic and Humanitarian Forum took place in Moscow, the capital of Russia, from the 28th to the 29th. The summit dealt with issues of cooperation in many fields such as economy and trade, energy, education, science and technology, communication and humanitarianism.

Third Russia-Africa Summit Focuses on Developing Cooperation in Many Fields Xinhua News Agency, Moscow, October 29 (Reporters Luan Hai and Xu Weikai) The third Russia-Africa Summit and Economic and Humanitarian Forum ended in Moscow, the capital of Russia, on the 29th. The summit adopted a joint action plan from 2027 to 2029, covering multidisciplinary cooperation between Russia and African countries. Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a press conference after the summit that day that the joint action plan covers the development goals of Russia and African countries in the fields of economy, trade, society and humanity, and aims to turn the summit's political commitments into concrete cooperation. He also said that Russia will continue to supply food to Africa through commercial contracts and free aid, and is ready to cooperate in the field of nuclear energy with African countries, including the establishment of large and small nuclear power plants and the application of nuclear technology in the fields of medicine and agriculture. When Putin spoke at the plenary session of the summit that day, he emphasized four priority directions for the development of relations between Russia and Africa: the development of effective investments and industrial partnerships; Accelerating the execution of projects in the fields of infrastructure, agriculture and energy; Strengthening education, technology transfer and exchange of professional skills; and providing access guarantees for Russian and African companies to enter each other's markets. The third Russia-Africa Summit and the Economic and Humanitarian Forum took place in Moscow, the capital of Russia, from the 28th to the 29th. The summit dealt with issues of cooperation in many fields such as economy and trade, energy, education, science and technology, communication and humanitarianism.