A ministerial conference was held in Cairo between Sergey Lavrov and Malawi's Foreign Minister to discuss trade and investment opportunities.
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What happened
A ministerial conference was held in Cairo between Sergey Lavrov and Malawi's Foreign Minister to discuss trade and investment opportunities.
Who's involved
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Part of
Russia is actively seeking to strengthen traditional ties with African countries through high-level talks held in Cairo.Also in this story
- Putin and the Malian government agreed to expand political dialogue and cooperation.
- Vladimir Putin and Russian officials are meeting with South Africa to seek economic cooperation and fortify bilateral ties.
- Russia maintains diplomatic relations with Ghana.
- Russia is supporting Egypt's major development projects as part of the ongoing high-level cooperation between the two nations.
The entities involved
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Malawi
sovereign state in Africa
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Sergey Lavrov
A Russian politician of Armenian origin who holds the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs (born 1950)
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Cairo
capital city of Egypt
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- A minister spoke at a conference held at Beijing Normal University in Malawi.
- Malawi is participating in SADC summits currently being held in South Africa, with Enoch Chihana leading the Alliance for Democracy.
- An education summit was held in Malawi involving the African Union, where programs in Nigeria and Tanzania were cited.
- Talks between Malawi and Khartoum aim to unlock fresh development opportunities.
- Malawi sends a small delegation to the United Nations General Assembly.