Lavrov commented on the Russia-Africa strategic partnership, noting its economic focus and how it differs from the extensive reach of the Soviet Union.
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Updated Aug 26
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Lavrov commented on the Russia-Africa strategic partnership, noting its economic focus and how it differs from the extensive reach of the Soviet Union.
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Russia is actively seeking to strengthen traditional ties with African countries through high-level talks held in Cairo.Also in this story
- 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.
- President invites Russian investors to expand footprint in Tanzania.
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Sergey Lavrov
A Russian politician of Armenian origin who holds the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs (born 1950)
Related events
- Lavrov visited Bahrain for a ministerial meeting, strengthening bilateral relations between Russia and the kingdom.
- The Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) summit is scheduled in Moscow, where Lavrov met with the Secretary General, and Putin invited the group to discuss global issues and negative views of the West.
- Diplomatic efforts are underway to review regional tensions and address the ongoing crisis in the Middle East.
- Sergey Lavrov is preparing for a visit to Tehran to negotiate a gas trade agreement between the two countries.