Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow Focused on Military Cooperation

Following Sotchi in 2019 and Saint-Petersburg in 2023, the third Russia-Africa summit opened on Wednesday, October 28, in Moscow. Over the next two days, twenty heads of state are expected to gather around Vladimir Putin. ⏱️ 1 min reading The facts and recent developments: The agenda includes military cooperation, as well as economic and cultural collaboration. One issue remains unresolved: the recruitment of African fighters, sometimes by force or through false job offers, into the Russian army. ⚡ Key points ▸ Following Sotchi in 2019 and Saint-Petersburg in 2023, the third Russia-Africa summit opened on Wednesday, October 28, in Moscow. ▸ One issue remains unresolved: the recruitment of African fighters, sometimes by force or through false job offers, into the Russian army. ▸ Over the next two days, twenty heads of state are expected to gather around Vladimir Putin. Follow international news live on Flash Radio International news is also available live on Flash Radio: listen to Radio Tunis Nationale, Radio MFM and RTCI on Flash Radio, no subscription required. 🏛️ Radio Tunis Nationale live Nationale 🎵 Radio MFM live 88.0 MHz — Music 🌍 RTCI live International All international issues are on Toutes les Actualités Flash Radio, and the reading continues with RTCI on the Flash Radio Live Player. 💬 Flash Chat — Speaking to the listeners And you, what is your view on 'Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow Focused on Military Cooperation'? The floor is open to listeners in the live Flash Radio broadcast. Join the live audience chat → Keywords: Mediterranean & Society Vladimir Putin INS 🎙️ Flash Radio Tunisie Editing — News & Investigations Service