Russia's Africa Strategy Shifts to Trade Surplus and Hard Currency Contracts
The Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow marks a distinct shift in economic interaction, moving away from the Soviet model of ideological confrontation and large-scale aid toward a pragmatic, trade-driven strategy. Delegates from 48 African states are present in the Russian capital, with 22 represented at the head of state or government level. The summit is co-chaired by Russian President Vladimir…
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