Sarra Zaafrani Zenzri in Russia for Russia-Africa Summit

Tunisian Foreign Minister Sarra Zaafrani Zenzri left Tunisia Thursday to attend the Russia-Africa summit, organized under the auspices of the Kremlin. This diplomatic meeting, chaired by Vladimir Putin, brings together presidents and prime ministers from West, North, and East Africa, within the context of economic and political cooperation. The summit's objective is to strengthen ties between the two continents, particularly in the energy, agriculture, and infrastructure sectors. ⏱️ 1 min of reading Latest facts and recent developments This meeting takes place at a critical moment for Tunisia, which is seeking to diversify its international partnerships and increase its influence in Africa. The Tunisian delegation, composed of senior officials and representatives from strategic sectors, will participate in discussions on bilateral cooperation projects and mutual investments. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs highlighted the importance of this initiative for securing financing and strengthening supply chains. The summit, taking place in a climate of geopolitical tensions, offers Tunisia a platform to promote its economic and diplomatic interests. Exchanges between African and Russian leaders aim to establish concrete agreements, particularly in the field of renewable energy and technology. Tunisia's participation underscores its growing role in African dynamics, while consolidating its relations with a major Russian power. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time ⚡ Key points ▸ The Tunisian delegation, composed of senior officials and representatives from strategic sectors, will participate in discussions on bilateral cooperation projects and mutual investments. ▸ This meeting takes place at a critical moment for Tunisia, which is seeking to diversify its international partnerships and increase its influence in Africa.