(MOSCOW, RUSSIA) — President Salva Kiir Mayardit has joined other African leaders in Moscow for the Third Russia-Africa Summit.
The two-day summit, which opened Wednesday, brings African and Russian leaders together for talks aimed at strengthening cooperation in trade, energy, technology, peace and development.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Africa is playing an increasingly important role in shaping a multipolar international order.
Putin also reaffirmed Russia’s support for African efforts to promote peace, stability and prosperity, while calling for international relations based on sovereignty, mutual respect and the principles of the United Nations Charter.
The summit runs from October 28 to 29 and is expected to focus on strengthening diplomatic relations and advancing shared economic priorities.
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