Tunisian Prime Minister Kamel Maadhaoui touched down in Moscow on Wednesday to take part in the 3rd Russia-Africa Summit and Economic and Humanitarian Forum, joining leaders from across the continent for what promises to be a full day of high-level talks and bilateral meetings.
The summit, now in its third edition, brings together African heads of government and Russian officials for discussions covering economic cooperation and humanitarian affairs. The agenda is packed, with formal sessions running alongside one-on-one meetings between delegations.
This gathering signals continued interest from African nations in maintaining and deepening ties with Russia, even as the geopolitical climate around such partnerships remains closely watched by the international community. What comes out of the bilateral agreements signed in Moscow could shape the direction of those relationships for years to come.
Originally published by AllAfrica.