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#SaintPetersburg is one of the most gorgeous cities in the world and THE place to be at this very moment.
All eyes are on the city as it hosts the 2nd #RussiaAfrica Summit - main events to begin soon.
Here is an appetizer for what the African leaders will see and what the "Northern Venice" has to offer to any who visits 👇
#RussiaAfrica
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All eyes are on the city as it hosts the 2nd #RussiaAfrica Summit - main events to begin soon.
Here is an appetizer for what the African leaders will see and what the "Northern Venice" has to offer to any who visits 👇
#RussiaAfrica
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Africans leaders have arrived in #SaintPetersburg.
As the 2nd #RussiaAfrica Summit is already underway we greet our guests 🇷🇺🤝🌍
Welcome!
🇸🇨 🇧🇯 🇦🇴 🇨🇩 🇳🇦 🇹🇿 🇧🇫 🇬🇲 🇬🇼 🇬🇳 🇩🇯 🇰🇲 🇧🇮 🇲🇬 🇸🇴 🇹🇩 🇬🇶 🇿🇼 🇪🇹 🇸🇩 🇸🇸 🇪🇬 🇲🇱 🇿🇦 🇪🇷 🇨🇬 🇳🇬 🇨🇫 🇺🇬 🇩🇿 🇸🇳 🇬🇭 🇿🇲 🇷🇼 🇲🇿 🇨🇲 🇹🇬 🇲🇷 🇹🇳 🇸🇿 🇱🇾 🇲🇼 🇨🇮 🇬🇦 🇲🇦 🇰🇪 🇸🇱
As the 2nd #RussiaAfrica Summit is already underway we greet our guests 🇷🇺🤝🌍
Welcome!
🇸🇨 🇧🇯 🇦🇴 🇨🇩 🇳🇦 🇹🇿 🇧🇫 🇬🇲 🇬🇼 🇬🇳 🇩🇯 🇰🇲 🇧🇮 🇲🇬 🇸🇴 🇹🇩 🇬🇶 🇿🇼 🇪🇹 🇸🇩 🇸🇸 🇪🇬 🇲🇱 🇿🇦 🇪🇷 🇨🇬 🇳🇬 🇨🇫 🇺🇬 🇩🇿 🇸🇳 🇬🇭 🇿🇲 🇷🇼 🇲🇿 🇨🇲 🇹🇬 🇲🇷 🇹🇳 🇸🇿 🇱🇾 🇲🇼 🇨🇮 🇬🇦 🇲🇦 🇰🇪 🇸🇱
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🇷🇺🌍President Vladimir Putin's remarks in the Plenary Session of the Russia–Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum.
📍 Saint Petersburg, July 27, 2023
Key talking points:
• Africa’s potential is obvious to everyone. For example, the average annual GDP growth on the continent in the past 20 years was 4–4.5 percent, which exceeds the world’s average. Africa’s population is approaching 1.5 billion and is growing faster than anywhere else in the world.
• Russia’s government, business and the public are sincerely interested in further deepening multifaceted trade, investment and humanitarian ties with the continent, which meets the needs of all our countries and promotes stable growth and prosperity.
• Russia-Africa trade reached 18 billion US dollars last year. It is an obvious result of the Russia–Africa Summit held in Sochi.
• We have always given and will continue to give special attention to supplying wheat, barley, corn and other grain crops to our African friends, including as part of humanitarian aid provided under the UN World Food Programme.
• Last year Russia’s trade with African countries in agricultural products increased by 10 percent to $6.7 billion, and has already demonstrated record growth in January-June of this year by increasing by 60 percent.
⚡️We are witnessing a paradox. On the one hand, the West seeks to block our grain and fertiliser exports, while accusing us of the current crisis on the global food market. This is outright hypocrisy. We saw this approach in all clarity with the so-called grain deal. Brokered with the participation of the UN Secretariat, it was initially designed to promote global food security, mitigate the threat of hunger and help the poorest countries, including in Africa.
• Russia’s share of the world wheat market is 20 percent, Ukraine's is less than five per cent. This means that it is Russia that makes a significant contribution to global food security and is a solid, responsible international supplier of agricultural products.
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🇷🇺🌍President Vladimir Putin's remarks in the Plenary Session of the Russia–Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum.
📍 Saint Petersburg, July 27, 2023
Key talking points:
• Africa’s potential is obvious to everyone. For example, the average annual GDP growth on the continent in the past 20 years was 4–4.5 percent, which exceeds the world’s average. Africa’s population is approaching 1.5 billion and is growing faster than anywhere else in the world.
• Russia’s government, business and the public are sincerely interested in further deepening multifaceted trade, investment and humanitarian ties with the continent, which meets the needs of all our countries and promotes stable growth and prosperity.
• Russia-Africa trade reached 18 billion US dollars last year. It is an obvious result of the Russia–Africa Summit held in Sochi.
• We have always given and will continue to give special attention to supplying wheat, barley, corn and other grain crops to our African friends, including as part of humanitarian aid provided under the UN World Food Programme.
• Last year Russia’s trade with African countries in agricultural products increased by 10 percent to $6.7 billion, and has already demonstrated record growth in January-June of this year by increasing by 60 percent.
⚡️We are witnessing a paradox. On the one hand, the West seeks to block our grain and fertiliser exports, while accusing us of the current crisis on the global food market. This is outright hypocrisy. We saw this approach in all clarity with the so-called grain deal. Brokered with the participation of the UN Secretariat, it was initially designed to promote global food security, mitigate the threat of hunger and help the poorest countries, including in Africa.
• Russia’s share of the world wheat market is 20 percent, Ukraine's is less than five per cent. This means that it is Russia that makes a significant contribution to global food security and is a solid, responsible international supplier of agricultural products.
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🎙 Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s answer to a question from Channel One (St Petersburg, July 27, 2023)
❓Question: Could you please comment on the events in Niger?
Sergey Lavrov: The Foreign Ministry of Russia has already commented on the attempted coup (as I understand, everything is still in motion there) in Niger. We believe the coup is an anti-constitutional act. We always occupy a clear position in such cases.
I noted that US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, the British and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres have denounced the coup. They all said it is unacceptable to change power by undemocratic means.
In this context, I recall February 2014, when a coup took place in Ukraine. The West had guaranteed the violated provisions of the agreement, and we asked why it could not call the opposition to order. Responding to our bewildered questions, the West explained vaguely that sometimes the democratic process could be “unpredictable.”
Judge for yourself the attitude of our Western partners to coups – both those that take place far away and those they stage themselves.
☝️We reaffirm our position that it is necessary to restore the constitutional order in Niger.
❓Question: Could you please comment on the events in Niger?
Sergey Lavrov: The Foreign Ministry of Russia has already commented on the attempted coup (as I understand, everything is still in motion there) in Niger. We believe the coup is an anti-constitutional act. We always occupy a clear position in such cases.
I noted that US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, the British and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres have denounced the coup. They all said it is unacceptable to change power by undemocratic means.
In this context, I recall February 2014, when a coup took place in Ukraine. The West had guaranteed the violated provisions of the agreement, and we asked why it could not call the opposition to order. Responding to our bewildered questions, the West explained vaguely that sometimes the democratic process could be “unpredictable.”
Judge for yourself the attitude of our Western partners to coups – both those that take place far away and those they stage themselves.
☝️We reaffirm our position that it is necessary to restore the constitutional order in Niger.
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💬 Официальный представитель МИД России М.В.Захарова:
Обратили внимание на представленный Правительством Норвегии в июне с.г. доклад по вопросу о разработке минеральных ресурсов на норвежском континентальном шельфе, включая район архипелага Шпицберген. В этой связи полагали бы необходимым акцентировать внимание на нашей позиции относительно правового статуса шельфа.
Считаем неправомерными попытки Норвегии по «выводу» вопросов поиска и разработки минеральных ресурсов континентального шельфа архипелага Шпицберген из-под действия Договора о Шпицбергене 1920 г.
Континентальный шельф архипелага составляет естественное продолжение его суши и образует с ней единое и неразрывное целое. Правовой режим, установленный указанным Договором, полностью распространяется на шельф архипелага в пределах, определенных в статье 1 Договора. Таким образом, Норвегией не могут устанавливаться и осуществляться какие-либо «исключительные» интересы или права в отношении шельфа в указанном районе без согласия всех других участников Договора 1920 г.
Хотели бы вновь напомнить норвежской стороне, что ее суверенитет над архипелагом Шпицберген не является безусловным. Международно-правовой основой для его установления и реализации является Договор 1920 г. Попытки одностороннего регулирования ресурсодобывающей деятельности на участках шельфа в границах действия Договора 1920 г. расцениваем как нарушение Норвегией режима этого документа и обязательств по нему. Неоднократно призывали норвежскую сторону отказаться от подобной неправомерной с точки зрения международного права практики, в том числе в контексте промысла морских биологических ресурсов в водах Шпицбергена или разработки минеральных ресурсов.
🔗 https://mid.ru/ru/foreign_policy/news/1898513/#10
Обратили внимание на представленный Правительством Норвегии в июне с.г. доклад по вопросу о разработке минеральных ресурсов на норвежском континентальном шельфе, включая район архипелага Шпицберген. В этой связи полагали бы необходимым акцентировать внимание на нашей позиции относительно правового статуса шельфа.
Считаем неправомерными попытки Норвегии по «выводу» вопросов поиска и разработки минеральных ресурсов континентального шельфа архипелага Шпицберген из-под действия Договора о Шпицбергене 1920 г.
Континентальный шельф архипелага составляет естественное продолжение его суши и образует с ней единое и неразрывное целое. Правовой режим, установленный указанным Договором, полностью распространяется на шельф архипелага в пределах, определенных в статье 1 Договора. Таким образом, Норвегией не могут устанавливаться и осуществляться какие-либо «исключительные» интересы или права в отношении шельфа в указанном районе без согласия всех других участников Договора 1920 г.
Хотели бы вновь напомнить норвежской стороне, что ее суверенитет над архипелагом Шпицберген не является безусловным. Международно-правовой основой для его установления и реализации является Договор 1920 г. Попытки одностороннего регулирования ресурсодобывающей деятельности на участках шельфа в границах действия Договора 1920 г. расцениваем как нарушение Норвегией режима этого документа и обязательств по нему. Неоднократно призывали норвежскую сторону отказаться от подобной неправомерной с точки зрения международного права практики, в том числе в контексте промысла морских биологических ресурсов в водах Шпицбергена или разработки минеральных ресурсов.
🔗 https://mid.ru/ru/foreign_policy/news/1898513/#10
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Посольство России в Норвегии - Russlands Ambassade i Norge
💬 Официальный представитель МИД России М.В.Захарова: Обратили внимание на представленный Правительством Норвегии в июне с.г. доклад по вопросу о разработке минеральных ресурсов на норвежском континентальном шельфе, включая район архипелага Шпицберген. В этой…
💬 Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova:
We have noted the Norwegian Government’s June 2023 report on developing mineral resources on Norway’s continental shelf, including the Spitsbergen (Svalbard) Archipelago. In this connection, we would deem it necessary to emphasise our position regarding the legal status of this shelf.
It is our opinion that Norway’s attempts to review issues of prospecting for mineral resources on the continental shelf of the Spitsbergen (Svalbard) Archipelago and developing these resources outside the Spitsbergen Treaty of 1920 are illegal.
The archipelago’s continental shelf is a natural extension of the landmass and is inextricably linked with it. The legal regime, stipulated by the above-mentioned treaty, fully applies to the archipelago’s shelf within the limits stipulated by Article 1 therein. Norway therefore has no right to establish and implement any exclusive interests or rights with regard to the shelf in this area unless all other parties to the Treaty of 1920 agree to this.
We would like to remind the Norwegian side once again that it does not exercise unconditional sovereignty over the Spitsbergen (Svalbard) Archipelago. The Treaty of 1920 serves as international legal foundation for establishing and implementing this sovereignty. We perceive any attempts by Norway to unilaterally regulate mining operations on continental shelf sections within the 1920 Treaty’s remit as a violation of this document’s regime and its obligations stemming from it. We have repeatedly urged the Norwegian side to renounce this practice, considered illegal from the standpoint of international law, including in the context of harvesting marine biological resources or developing mineral resources in the archipelago’s waters.
🔗 https://mid.ru/ru/foreign_policy/news/1898513/?lang=en
We have noted the Norwegian Government’s June 2023 report on developing mineral resources on Norway’s continental shelf, including the Spitsbergen (Svalbard) Archipelago. In this connection, we would deem it necessary to emphasise our position regarding the legal status of this shelf.
It is our opinion that Norway’s attempts to review issues of prospecting for mineral resources on the continental shelf of the Spitsbergen (Svalbard) Archipelago and developing these resources outside the Spitsbergen Treaty of 1920 are illegal.
The archipelago’s continental shelf is a natural extension of the landmass and is inextricably linked with it. The legal regime, stipulated by the above-mentioned treaty, fully applies to the archipelago’s shelf within the limits stipulated by Article 1 therein. Norway therefore has no right to establish and implement any exclusive interests or rights with regard to the shelf in this area unless all other parties to the Treaty of 1920 agree to this.
We would like to remind the Norwegian side once again that it does not exercise unconditional sovereignty over the Spitsbergen (Svalbard) Archipelago. The Treaty of 1920 serves as international legal foundation for establishing and implementing this sovereignty. We perceive any attempts by Norway to unilaterally regulate mining operations on continental shelf sections within the 1920 Treaty’s remit as a violation of this document’s regime and its obligations stemming from it. We have repeatedly urged the Norwegian side to renounce this practice, considered illegal from the standpoint of international law, including in the context of harvesting marine biological resources or developing mineral resources in the archipelago’s waters.
🔗 https://mid.ru/ru/foreign_policy/news/1898513/?lang=en
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Посольство России в Норвегии - Russlands Ambassade i Norge
💬 Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova: We have noted the Norwegian Government’s June 2023 report on developing mineral resources on Norway’s continental shelf, including the Spitsbergen (Svalbard) Archipelago. In this connection, we would deem it…
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☦️ For many years, the Kiev regime has been pursuing a policy of eradicating the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) in Ukraine, discriminating against its clergy, and persecuting clergymen and believers. The country's legislative system & the actions of various law enforcement agencies are designed to fulfill this goal.
The events unfolding in Ukraine contribute to the overall picture of a systemic crisis in world Orthodoxy caused by the policies of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, the US & other Western countries, which encourage schismatics to do what they are doing.
⛔️ The Kiev authorities and the West are trying to drive a wedge between the Russian and Ukrainian peoples, to destroy the spiritual affinity of Orthodox believers in the two countries, even despite the Ukrainian Orthodox Church’s decision to become independent from the Moscow Patriarchate. It is not surprising that the former Ukrainian authorities also took various steps against the canonical Church.
Full-scale system-wide pressure on canonical Orthodoxy in Ukraine began in 2018 and intensified in 2022-2023. It was spearheaded by the central authorities of Ukraine and is currently being implemented through legislation, activities of the intelligence services, etc.
In addition, the Kiev regime’s efforts include:
❌ drafting discriminatory laws,
❌ forceful seizures of churches and monasteries,
❌ illegal re-registration of communities,
❌ encouragement of hate speech,
❌ unmotivated aggression,
❌violence against the UOC clergy & believers.
🤐 Multilateral universal organisations have for the most part remained blind & deaf to the facts of the Kiev regime persecuting the canonical UOC.
🗂 The report is divided into 7 sections, presents facts and circumstances gathered from various sources that show the full extent of political lawlessness in & legal outrage against the UOC, the gross systematic violation of the rights of Orthodox Christians by the Kiev regime, the reactions of some international human rights organisations.
The events unfolding in Ukraine contribute to the overall picture of a systemic crisis in world Orthodoxy caused by the policies of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, the US & other Western countries, which encourage schismatics to do what they are doing.
⛔️ The Kiev authorities and the West are trying to drive a wedge between the Russian and Ukrainian peoples, to destroy the spiritual affinity of Orthodox believers in the two countries, even despite the Ukrainian Orthodox Church’s decision to become independent from the Moscow Patriarchate. It is not surprising that the former Ukrainian authorities also took various steps against the canonical Church.
Full-scale system-wide pressure on canonical Orthodoxy in Ukraine began in 2018 and intensified in 2022-2023. It was spearheaded by the central authorities of Ukraine and is currently being implemented through legislation, activities of the intelligence services, etc.
In addition, the Kiev regime’s efforts include:
❌ drafting discriminatory laws,
❌ forceful seizures of churches and monasteries,
❌ illegal re-registration of communities,
❌ encouragement of hate speech,
❌ unmotivated aggression,
❌violence against the UOC clergy & believers.
🤐 Multilateral universal organisations have for the most part remained blind & deaf to the facts of the Kiev regime persecuting the canonical UOC.
🗂 The report is divided into 7 sections, presents facts and circumstances gathered from various sources that show the full extent of political lawlessness in & legal outrage against the UOC, the gross systematic violation of the rights of Orthodox Christians by the Kiev regime, the reactions of some international human rights organisations.
‼️ВНИМАНИЮ ГРАЖДАН, ПРОЖИВАЮЩИХ В ИСЛАНДИИ🇮🇸‼️
С 1 августа 2023 года в связи с прекращением консульским отделом Посольства России в Исландии🇮🇸 приема документов на оформление виз в Россию проживающие в Исландии граждане по решению МИД России имеют право обращаться по вопросу оформления виз в Россию в консульские учреждения России в Норвегии🇳🇴 и консульский отдел Посольства России в
Дании🇩🇰.
‼️INFORMATION FOR THOSE RESIDING IN ICELAND🇮🇸‼️
In accordance with the decision of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, due to the termination of the admission of documents for visa processing at the Consular Section of the Russian Embassy in Iceland, citizens residing in Iceland will have the right to apply for visas to Russia at the Russian consular posts in Norway and Consular Section of the Russian Embassy in Denmark starting from August 1, 2023.
С 1 августа 2023 года в связи с прекращением консульским отделом Посольства России в Исландии🇮🇸 приема документов на оформление виз в Россию проживающие в Исландии граждане по решению МИД России имеют право обращаться по вопросу оформления виз в Россию в консульские учреждения России в Норвегии🇳🇴 и консульский отдел Посольства России в
Дании🇩🇰.
‼️INFORMATION FOR THOSE RESIDING IN ICELAND🇮🇸‼️
In accordance with the decision of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, due to the termination of the admission of documents for visa processing at the Consular Section of the Russian Embassy in Iceland, citizens residing in Iceland will have the right to apply for visas to Russia at the Russian consular posts in Norway and Consular Section of the Russian Embassy in Denmark starting from August 1, 2023.
‼️Размещаем перечень пунктов пропуска через государственную границу Российской Федерации (согласно распоряжению Правительства РФ от 23.10.2020 N 2741-р, ред. от 19.07.2023 г.), через которые иностранные граждане могут осуществлять въезд в Российскую Федерацию и выезд из Российской Федерации на основании единой электронной визы.
Настоятельно рекомендуем уточнять график работы указанных пунктов попуска в Пограничной службе России.
I. Автомобильные пункты пропуска🚗
Багратионовск
Брусничное
Бурачки
Верхний Ларс
Вяртсиля
Гусев
Ивангород
Куничина Гора
Кяхта
Люття
Мамоново (Гжехотки)
Мамоново (Гроново)
Морское
Пограничный (Калининградская область)
Полтавка
Светогорск
Советск
Соловьевск
Староцурухайтуйский
Торфяновка
Турий Рог
Убылинка
Чернышевское
Шумилкино
II. Воздушные пункты пропуска✈️
Абакан
Анадырь (Угольный)
Архангельск (Талаги)
Астрахань (Нариманово)
Барнаул
Белгород
Брянск
Владивосток (Кневичи)
Владикавказ (Беслан)
Волгоград (Гумрак)
Грозный (Северный)
Екатеринбург (Кольцово)
Жуковский
Иркутск
Казань
Калининград (Храброво)
Калуга (Грабцево)
Кемерово
Краснодар (Пашковский)
Красноярск (Емельяново)
Липецк
Махачкала (Уйташ)
Минеральные Воды
Москва (Внуково)
Москва (Домодедово)
Москва (Шереметьево)
Мурманск
Нальчик
Нижний Новгород (Стригино)
Новосибирск (Толмачево)
Омск (Центральный)
Оренбург (Центральный)
Пермь (Большое Савино)
Петропавловск-Камчатский (Елизово)
Ростов-на-Дону (Платов)
Самара (Курумоч)
Санкт-Петербург (Пулково)
Саратов (Гагарин)
Сочи
Сыктывкар
Томск (Богашево)
Тюмень (Рощино)
Улан-Удэ (Мухино)
Ульяновск (Восточный)
Уфа
Хабаровск (Новый)
Чебоксары
Челябинск (Баландино)
Чита (Кадала)
Южно-Сахалинск (Хомутово)
Ярославль (Туношна)
III. Железнодорожные пункты пропуска🚂
Забайкальск
Мамоново
Махалино
Наушки
Пограничный
Санкт-Петербург - Финляндский
Советск
Хасан
IV. Морские пункты пропуска⛴️
Большой порт Санкт-Петербург (участки Морской вокзал, Форт Константин, Английская набережная и набережная Лейтенанта Шмидта)
Владивосток
Высоцк
Зарубино
Калининград (участки в гг. Калининграде и Светлом)
Корсаков
Магадан
Николаевск-на-Амуре
Пассажирский порт Санкт-Петербург
Петропавловск-Камчатский
Посьет
Сочи (участок Международный центр морских пассажирских и круизных перевозок)
V. Пешеходные пункты пропуска🚶🏻🚶🏻♀️
Ивангород
VI. Смешанные пункты пропуска
Амурзет
Благовещенск
Покровка
VII. Речные пункты пропуска⛴️
Хабаровск
Настоятельно рекомендуем уточнять график работы указанных пунктов попуска в Пограничной службе России.
I. Автомобильные пункты пропуска🚗
Багратионовск
Брусничное
Бурачки
Верхний Ларс
Вяртсиля
Гусев
Ивангород
Куничина Гора
Кяхта
Люття
Мамоново (Гжехотки)
Мамоново (Гроново)
Морское
Пограничный (Калининградская область)
Полтавка
Светогорск
Советск
Соловьевск
Староцурухайтуйский
Торфяновка
Турий Рог
Убылинка
Чернышевское
Шумилкино
II. Воздушные пункты пропуска✈️
Абакан
Анадырь (Угольный)
Архангельск (Талаги)
Астрахань (Нариманово)
Барнаул
Белгород
Брянск
Владивосток (Кневичи)
Владикавказ (Беслан)
Волгоград (Гумрак)
Грозный (Северный)
Екатеринбург (Кольцово)
Жуковский
Иркутск
Казань
Калининград (Храброво)
Калуга (Грабцево)
Кемерово
Краснодар (Пашковский)
Красноярск (Емельяново)
Липецк
Махачкала (Уйташ)
Минеральные Воды
Москва (Внуково)
Москва (Домодедово)
Москва (Шереметьево)
Мурманск
Нальчик
Нижний Новгород (Стригино)
Новосибирск (Толмачево)
Омск (Центральный)
Оренбург (Центральный)
Пермь (Большое Савино)
Петропавловск-Камчатский (Елизово)
Ростов-на-Дону (Платов)
Самара (Курумоч)
Санкт-Петербург (Пулково)
Саратов (Гагарин)
Сочи
Сыктывкар
Томск (Богашево)
Тюмень (Рощино)
Улан-Удэ (Мухино)
Ульяновск (Восточный)
Уфа
Хабаровск (Новый)
Чебоксары
Челябинск (Баландино)
Чита (Кадала)
Южно-Сахалинск (Хомутово)
Ярославль (Туношна)
III. Железнодорожные пункты пропуска🚂
Забайкальск
Мамоново
Махалино
Наушки
Пограничный
Санкт-Петербург - Финляндский
Советск
Хасан
IV. Морские пункты пропуска⛴️
Большой порт Санкт-Петербург (участки Морской вокзал, Форт Константин, Английская набережная и набережная Лейтенанта Шмидта)
Владивосток
Высоцк
Зарубино
Калининград (участки в гг. Калининграде и Светлом)
Корсаков
Магадан
Николаевск-на-Амуре
Пассажирский порт Санкт-Петербург
Петропавловск-Камчатский
Посьет
Сочи (участок Международный центр морских пассажирских и круизных перевозок)
V. Пешеходные пункты пропуска🚶🏻🚶🏻♀️
Ивангород
VI. Смешанные пункты пропуска
Амурзет
Благовещенск
Покровка
VII. Речные пункты пропуска⛴️
Хабаровск
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Посольство России в Норвегии - Russlands Ambassade i Norge
‼️Размещаем перечень пунктов пропуска через государственную границу Российской Федерации (согласно распоряжению Правительства РФ от 23.10.2020 N 2741-р, ред. от 19.07.2023 г.), через которые иностранные граждане могут осуществлять въезд в Российскую Федерацию…
‼️Below you can find the list of the Russian state border crossing points (in accordance with the Order of the Government of the Russian Federation of October 23, 2020 No. 2741-p, as amended on July 19, 2023) through which foreign citizens holding unified electronic visas may enter and leave the Russian Federation.
We highly recommend that you check the opening hours of these entry points by contacting the Russian Border Service.
I. Vehicle border crossing points🚗
Bagrationovsk
Brusnichnoe
Burachki
Verkhny Lars
Vartsila
Gusev
Ivangorod
Kunichina Gora
Kyakhta
Lyuttya
Mamonovo (Grzechotki)
Mamonovo (Gronovo)
Morskoye
Pogranichny (Kaliningrad region)
Poltavka
Svetogorsk
Sovetsk
Solovyovsk
Starotsurukhaytuysky
Torfyanovka
Turiy Rog
Ubylinka
Chernyshevskoye
Shumilkino
II. Air border crossing points✈️
Abakan
Anadyr (Ygolny)
Arkhangelsk (Talagi)
Astrakhan (Narimanovo)
Barnaul
Belgorod
Bryansk
Vladivostok (Knevichi)
Vladikavkaz (Beslan)
Volgograd (Gumrak)
Grozny (Northern)
Yekaterinburg (Koltsovo)
Zhukovsky
Irkutsk
Kazan
Kaliningrad (Khrabrovo)
Kaluga (Grabtsevo)
Kemerovo
Krasnodar (Pashkovsky)
Krasnoyarsk (Emelyanovo)
Lipetsk
Makhachkala (Uytash)
Mineralnye Vody
Moscow (Vnukovo)
Moscow (Domodedovo)
Moscow (Sheremetyevo)
Murmansk
Nalchik
Nizhny Novgorod (Strigino)
Novosibirsk (Tolmachevo)
Omsk (Tsentrlny)
Orenburg (Tsentralny)
Perm (Bolshoe Savino)
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky (Elizovo)
Rostov-on-Don (Platov)
Samara (Kurumoch)
St. Petersburg (Pulkovo)
Saratov (Gagarin)
Sochi
Syktyvkar
Tomsk (Bogashevo)
Tyumen (Roshchino)
Ulan-Ude (Mukhino)
Ulyanovsk (Vostochny)
Ufa
Khabarovsk (Novy)
Cheboksary
Chelyabinsk (Balandino)
Chita (Kadala)
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk (Khomutovo)
Yaroslavl (Tunoshna)
III. Railway border crossing points🚂
Zabaikalsk
Mamonovo
Makhalino
Naushki
Pogranichny
St Petersburg–Finlyandsky
Sovetsk
Hassan
IV. Maritime border crossing points⛴️
Great Port of St. Petersburg (sections Marine Station, Fort Konstantin, Angliyskaya Naberezhnaya and Lieutenant Schmidt Embankment)
Vladivostok
Vysotsk
Zarubino
Kaliningrad (sites in the cities of Kaliningrad and Svetly)
Korsakov
Magadan
Nikolaevsk-on-Amur
Passenger port of St. Petersburg
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
Posyet
Sochi (International Center for Maritime Passenger and Cruise Transportation)
V. Pedestrian border crossing point🚶🏻🚶🏻♀️
Ivangorod
VI. Mixed border crossing points
Amurzet
Blagoveshchensk
Pokrovka
VII. River border crossing points⛴️
Khabarovsk
We highly recommend that you check the opening hours of these entry points by contacting the Russian Border Service.
I. Vehicle border crossing points🚗
Bagrationovsk
Brusnichnoe
Burachki
Verkhny Lars
Vartsila
Gusev
Ivangorod
Kunichina Gora
Kyakhta
Lyuttya
Mamonovo (Grzechotki)
Mamonovo (Gronovo)
Morskoye
Pogranichny (Kaliningrad region)
Poltavka
Svetogorsk
Sovetsk
Solovyovsk
Starotsurukhaytuysky
Torfyanovka
Turiy Rog
Ubylinka
Chernyshevskoye
Shumilkino
II. Air border crossing points✈️
Abakan
Anadyr (Ygolny)
Arkhangelsk (Talagi)
Astrakhan (Narimanovo)
Barnaul
Belgorod
Bryansk
Vladivostok (Knevichi)
Vladikavkaz (Beslan)
Volgograd (Gumrak)
Grozny (Northern)
Yekaterinburg (Koltsovo)
Zhukovsky
Irkutsk
Kazan
Kaliningrad (Khrabrovo)
Kaluga (Grabtsevo)
Kemerovo
Krasnodar (Pashkovsky)
Krasnoyarsk (Emelyanovo)
Lipetsk
Makhachkala (Uytash)
Mineralnye Vody
Moscow (Vnukovo)
Moscow (Domodedovo)
Moscow (Sheremetyevo)
Murmansk
Nalchik
Nizhny Novgorod (Strigino)
Novosibirsk (Tolmachevo)
Omsk (Tsentrlny)
Orenburg (Tsentralny)
Perm (Bolshoe Savino)
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky (Elizovo)
Rostov-on-Don (Platov)
Samara (Kurumoch)
St. Petersburg (Pulkovo)
Saratov (Gagarin)
Sochi
Syktyvkar
Tomsk (Bogashevo)
Tyumen (Roshchino)
Ulan-Ude (Mukhino)
Ulyanovsk (Vostochny)
Ufa
Khabarovsk (Novy)
Cheboksary
Chelyabinsk (Balandino)
Chita (Kadala)
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk (Khomutovo)
Yaroslavl (Tunoshna)
III. Railway border crossing points🚂
Zabaikalsk
Mamonovo
Makhalino
Naushki
Pogranichny
St Petersburg–Finlyandsky
Sovetsk
Hassan
IV. Maritime border crossing points⛴️
Great Port of St. Petersburg (sections Marine Station, Fort Konstantin, Angliyskaya Naberezhnaya and Lieutenant Schmidt Embankment)
Vladivostok
Vysotsk
Zarubino
Kaliningrad (sites in the cities of Kaliningrad and Svetly)
Korsakov
Magadan
Nikolaevsk-on-Amur
Passenger port of St. Petersburg
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
Posyet
Sochi (International Center for Maritime Passenger and Cruise Transportation)
V. Pedestrian border crossing point🚶🏻🚶🏻♀️
Ivangorod
VI. Mixed border crossing points
Amurzet
Blagoveshchensk
Pokrovka
VII. River border crossing points⛴️
Khabarovsk
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Declaration of the Second Russia–Africa Summit
✍️ We, the Heads of State and Government of the Russian Federation and African States recognized by the United Nations (UN) (hereinafter also referred to as the Russian Federation and African States), and representatives of the African Union and Africa's leading integration organizations, gathered on 28 July 2023 in Saint Petersburg (Russian Federation) to participate in the Second Russia–Africa Summit,
<...> Building on the historical and time-tested friendly ties between the Russian Federation and African States, mutual respect and trust, traditions of joint struggle for the eradication of colonialism and the establishment of independence of African States,
<...> Reaffirming the need to jointly oppose neo-colonialism, imposing conditions and double standards while not allowing these practices to deprive States and peoples of the right to make sovereign choices of their development paths,
<...> Acting in accordance with the national legislations of the Russian Federation and African States, have agreed as follows:
Full text of the Declaration
Mechanism for Dialogue Partnership
1. Strengthen the role of the Russia-Africa Partnership Forum as the cornerstone of Russia-Africa multilateral cooperation that implements the decisions of the Summit.
<...>
Political and Legal Cooperation
4. Enhance equal and mutually beneficial cooperation between the Russian Federation and African States in order to contribute tо the establishment of a more just, balanced and stable multipolar world order, firmly opposing all types of international confrontation in the African continent.
<...>
Security Cooperation
32. Strengthen cooperation between States to counter new challenges and threats, in particular terrorism, extremism, including violent extremism conducive to terrorism, transnational organized crime, illicit trafficking in narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and their precursors, piracy and armed robbery at sea, based on strict compliance with the generally recognized principles and norms of international law, primarily the UN Charter and relevant UN Security Council resolutions, and taking into account the UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy.
<...> 34. Continue close cooperation to resolve and prevent conflicts in Africa. The principle of ”African solutions to African problems“ should continue to serve as the basis for conflict resolution.
<...>
Trade and Economic Cooperation
41. Encourage further strengthening of trade, economic, and investment cooperation between the Russian Federation and African States.
<...> 43. Facilitate equitable access of all States to the benefits of the world economy and the international division of labour, as well as to modern technologies to support equitable and even development.
<...>
Scientific and technical, humanitarian, educational, cultural, sports, health, youth and information cooperation
60. Develop cooperation in the field of education, facilitate participation in joint research projects, organization of scientific conferences and seminars, expansion and deepening of collaboration between educational institutions of the Russian Federation and African States.
<...> 63. Respect civilizational and national diversity of the Russian Federation and Africa, emphasize the uniqueness of the traditions and historical heritage of our peoples.
Environmental and Climate Cooperation
<...> 73. Recognize the right of each State to choose its own best mechanisms and means for protecting and managing the environment, adapting to climate change and ensuring a just energy transition in line with national circumstances and capacities.
✍️ We, the Heads of State and Government of the Russian Federation and African States recognized by the United Nations (UN) (hereinafter also referred to as the Russian Federation and African States), and representatives of the African Union and Africa's leading integration organizations, gathered on 28 July 2023 in Saint Petersburg (Russian Federation) to participate in the Second Russia–Africa Summit,
<...> Building on the historical and time-tested friendly ties between the Russian Federation and African States, mutual respect and trust, traditions of joint struggle for the eradication of colonialism and the establishment of independence of African States,
<...> Reaffirming the need to jointly oppose neo-colonialism, imposing conditions and double standards while not allowing these practices to deprive States and peoples of the right to make sovereign choices of their development paths,
<...> Acting in accordance with the national legislations of the Russian Federation and African States, have agreed as follows:
Full text of the Declaration
Mechanism for Dialogue Partnership
1. Strengthen the role of the Russia-Africa Partnership Forum as the cornerstone of Russia-Africa multilateral cooperation that implements the decisions of the Summit.
<...>
Political and Legal Cooperation
4. Enhance equal and mutually beneficial cooperation between the Russian Federation and African States in order to contribute tо the establishment of a more just, balanced and stable multipolar world order, firmly opposing all types of international confrontation in the African continent.
<...>
Security Cooperation
32. Strengthen cooperation between States to counter new challenges and threats, in particular terrorism, extremism, including violent extremism conducive to terrorism, transnational organized crime, illicit trafficking in narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and their precursors, piracy and armed robbery at sea, based on strict compliance with the generally recognized principles and norms of international law, primarily the UN Charter and relevant UN Security Council resolutions, and taking into account the UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy.
<...> 34. Continue close cooperation to resolve and prevent conflicts in Africa. The principle of ”African solutions to African problems“ should continue to serve as the basis for conflict resolution.
<...>
Trade and Economic Cooperation
41. Encourage further strengthening of trade, economic, and investment cooperation between the Russian Federation and African States.
<...> 43. Facilitate equitable access of all States to the benefits of the world economy and the international division of labour, as well as to modern technologies to support equitable and even development.
<...>
Scientific and technical, humanitarian, educational, cultural, sports, health, youth and information cooperation
60. Develop cooperation in the field of education, facilitate participation in joint research projects, organization of scientific conferences and seminars, expansion and deepening of collaboration between educational institutions of the Russian Federation and African States.
<...> 63. Respect civilizational and national diversity of the Russian Federation and Africa, emphasize the uniqueness of the traditions and historical heritage of our peoples.
Environmental and Climate Cooperation
<...> 73. Recognize the right of each State to choose its own best mechanisms and means for protecting and managing the environment, adapting to climate change and ensuring a just energy transition in line with national circumstances and capacities.
President of Russia
Declaration of the Second Russia–Africa Summit
We, the Heads of State and Government of the Russian Federation and African States recognized by the United Nations (UN) (hereinafter also referred to as the Russian Federation and African States), and representatives of the African Union and Africa's leading…
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#RussiaAfrica
🇷🇺🌍 Press statement by President of Russia Vladimir Putin following the second Russia-Africa Summit
📍 Saint Petersburg, July 28, 2023
Read in full
Key points:
• We are happy that the delegations of the overwhelming majority of African countries and the heads of all leading integration structures of Africa are taking part in the summit.
• Representatives of African states displayed political will and demonstrated their independence and interest in developing cooperation with our country.
• Following the work, the participants adopted a solid package of joint documents. First, I will mention the St Petersburg Declaration that was approved by the leaders. It formalises strategic areas for the development of Russia’s cooperation with African countries in long-term perspective.
• All our states confirmed their commitment to the formation of a fair and democratic multipolar world order based on the universally recognised principles of international law and the UN Charter.
• They expressed their joint resolve to counter neocolonialism, the practice of using illegitimate sanctions and attempts to undermine traditional moral values.
• The Sochi agreement has been confirmed – to hold Russia-Africa summits every three years.
• The large-scale Action Plan until 2026 contains specific goals on invigorating the Russia-Africa economic and humanitarian partnership and implementing decisions of the Petersburg summit as a whole.
• We are planning to build up our trade in quality and quantity and improve its pattern. We are also going to gradually switch to national currencies, including the ruble, in making financial payments on commercial deals.
• Our country will continue supplying our African friends with crops both contractually and free of charge, help them develop their power industry to meet the growing needs of the African economies in hydrocarbon fuel and electricity generating capacities.
🇷🇺🌍 Press statement by President of Russia Vladimir Putin following the second Russia-Africa Summit
📍 Saint Petersburg, July 28, 2023
Read in full
Key points:
• We are happy that the delegations of the overwhelming majority of African countries and the heads of all leading integration structures of Africa are taking part in the summit.
• Representatives of African states displayed political will and demonstrated their independence and interest in developing cooperation with our country.
• Following the work, the participants adopted a solid package of joint documents. First, I will mention the St Petersburg Declaration that was approved by the leaders. It formalises strategic areas for the development of Russia’s cooperation with African countries in long-term perspective.
• All our states confirmed their commitment to the formation of a fair and democratic multipolar world order based on the universally recognised principles of international law and the UN Charter.
• They expressed their joint resolve to counter neocolonialism, the practice of using illegitimate sanctions and attempts to undermine traditional moral values.
• The Sochi agreement has been confirmed – to hold Russia-Africa summits every three years.
• The large-scale Action Plan until 2026 contains specific goals on invigorating the Russia-Africa economic and humanitarian partnership and implementing decisions of the Petersburg summit as a whole.
• We are planning to build up our trade in quality and quantity and improve its pattern. We are also going to gradually switch to national currencies, including the ruble, in making financial payments on commercial deals.
• Our country will continue supplying our African friends with crops both contractually and free of charge, help them develop their power industry to meet the growing needs of the African economies in hydrocarbon fuel and electricity generating capacities.
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#Announcement
🎙 Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova will hold a briefing on current foreign policy issues at approximately 11 am MSK (8 am GMT) on August 2.
❗️ Accreditation is open until 10 am on August 1.
🎙 Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova will hold a briefing on current foreign policy issues at approximately 11 am MSK (8 am GMT) on August 2.
❗️ Accreditation is open until 10 am on August 1.
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🎙 Briefing by Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova (Moscow, August 2, 2023)
🔷 FM Sergey Lavrov’s schedule
🔷 #RussiaAfrica Summit
🔷 Ukrainian crisis
🔷 Kiev regime’s crimes and use of terrorist methods
🔷 Actions against the Ukrainian Orthodox Church
🔷 Developments in Niger
🔷 New evidence of militarist Japan’s crimes
And more...
📚 Read in full
#Ukraine
Сriminal activity involving the open use of terrorist methods has long become routine for the Kiev regime. Its representatives are no longer afraid to admit this openly, assuming responsibility for attacks on civilian facilities and acts of terrorism against civilians.
<...>
Western countries are not only verbally encouraging the terrorist methods of the Kiev regime, but are also directly involved in the organisation of terrorist acts by supplying weapons and passing on the necessary intelligence.
<...>
With the Ukraine conflict moving into a more intensive phase, we are witnessing major violations of the OSCE Document on Small Arms and Light Weapons by the United States (2000) and the Principles Governing Conventional Arms Transfers (1993). By supplying all these weapons to the neo-Nazis in Kiev, the West encourages human rights violations by the receiving state, escalates the armed confrontation and becomes an accomplice in the war crimes perpetrated by the Ukrainian Armed Forces against civilians.
🔷 FM Sergey Lavrov’s schedule
🔷 #RussiaAfrica Summit
🔷 Ukrainian crisis
🔷 Kiev regime’s crimes and use of terrorist methods
🔷 Actions against the Ukrainian Orthodox Church
🔷 Developments in Niger
🔷 New evidence of militarist Japan’s crimes
And more...
📚 Read in full
#Ukraine
Сriminal activity involving the open use of terrorist methods has long become routine for the Kiev regime. Its representatives are no longer afraid to admit this openly, assuming responsibility for attacks on civilian facilities and acts of terrorism against civilians.
<...>
Western countries are not only verbally encouraging the terrorist methods of the Kiev regime, but are also directly involved in the organisation of terrorist acts by supplying weapons and passing on the necessary intelligence.
<...>
With the Ukraine conflict moving into a more intensive phase, we are witnessing major violations of the OSCE Document on Small Arms and Light Weapons by the United States (2000) and the Principles Governing Conventional Arms Transfers (1993). By supplying all these weapons to the neo-Nazis in Kiev, the West encourages human rights violations by the receiving state, escalates the armed confrontation and becomes an accomplice in the war crimes perpetrated by the Ukrainian Armed Forces against civilians.
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🕯 #OnThisDay in 1945, the United States dropped a nuclear bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima, instantly killing almost 80,000 people. About as many people would die in agony later from radiation poisoning. This was the first time in human history that a nuclear device was used in warfare. In fact, it was a merciless test on the civilian population.
The United States has been carrying out research on military applications for nuclear weapons since 1939, seeking to create a formidable weapon that would enable Washington to impose its will on the entire world. Codenamed Manhattan, the project received almost $2 billion in funding.
Three nuclear bombs were developed by mid-summer 1945, cynically codenamed the Gadget, Little Boy and Fat Man. The Gadget was to be used in a test explosion, while the other two were intended to intimidate Japan and also impress the USSR as it reinforced its positions.
Almost all clocks in Hiroshima stopped ticking at 8:15 am. The city was completely wiped from the surface of the Earth with the blast from the explosion turning people into ashes.
Attempts by Western historians to justify this monstrous crime by saying that the United States wanted to force Japan to withdraw from World War II do not hold water. Japan’s military resources were largely depleted by early August 1945, and it was the USSR’s entry into war in the Far East that played a decisive role here.
Therefore, the atomic bombing of Hiroshima was nothing other than a barbarous display of force and an attempt to justify all the money that had been invested in the Manhattan Project. It never occurred to President Harry Truman or any of his successors in this office to apologise for the suffering the people of Hiroshima had to endure.
💬 Sergey Lavrov on the atomic bombing of Hiroshima (August 6, 2020): To this day, the terrible death of innocent civilians strikes a chord with millions of people on our planet. It is hard to fully understand what the masterminds and perpetrators of such an inhumane act were guided by.
The United States has been carrying out research on military applications for nuclear weapons since 1939, seeking to create a formidable weapon that would enable Washington to impose its will on the entire world. Codenamed Manhattan, the project received almost $2 billion in funding.
Three nuclear bombs were developed by mid-summer 1945, cynically codenamed the Gadget, Little Boy and Fat Man. The Gadget was to be used in a test explosion, while the other two were intended to intimidate Japan and also impress the USSR as it reinforced its positions.
Almost all clocks in Hiroshima stopped ticking at 8:15 am. The city was completely wiped from the surface of the Earth with the blast from the explosion turning people into ashes.
Attempts by Western historians to justify this monstrous crime by saying that the United States wanted to force Japan to withdraw from World War II do not hold water. Japan’s military resources were largely depleted by early August 1945, and it was the USSR’s entry into war in the Far East that played a decisive role here.
Therefore, the atomic bombing of Hiroshima was nothing other than a barbarous display of force and an attempt to justify all the money that had been invested in the Manhattan Project. It never occurred to President Harry Truman or any of his successors in this office to apologise for the suffering the people of Hiroshima had to endure.
💬 Sergey Lavrov on the atomic bombing of Hiroshima (August 6, 2020): To this day, the terrible death of innocent civilians strikes a chord with millions of people on our planet. It is hard to fully understand what the masterminds and perpetrators of such an inhumane act were guided by.
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#ICYMI
🗓 On July 27-28, St. Petersburg hosted the Second Summit and Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum.
The Forum and Summit were attended by official delegations from 48 countries (27 nations were represented by the head of state or the second highest official) and the five largest integration associations of the continent.
📃 The Summit resulted in the adoption of five key documents:
• Declaration of the Second #RussiaAfrica Summit;
• Declaration of the Second Russia-Africa Summit on the Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space;
• Declaration of the Second Russia-Africa Summit on Cooperation to Ensure International Information Security;
• Declaration of the Second Russia-Africa Summit on Strengthening Cooperation to Combat Terrorism;
• Action Plan of the Russia-Africa Partnership Forum for 2023–2026.
A total of 59 panel sessions were held with 457 speakers in four main areas: ‘The New Global Economy’, ‘Cooperation in Science and Technology’, ‘The Humanitarian and Social Sphere: Working Together for a New Quality of Life’, and ‘Integrated Security and Sovereign Development’.
💬 President Vladimir Putin's concluding remarks at the second plenary session of the Russia-Africa Summit (July 28, 2023): "We had a meaningful and interested exchange of views on the entire range of strategic cooperation between Russia and African nations. <...> We determined the main areas of our further joint work and mapped out our plans for enhancing foreign policy coordination, building up trade and investment flows and promoting industrial cooperation between Russia and African countries. <...> We highly value the results of our joint work at the summit. I am sure the achieved results are creating a good foundation for further deepening the Russia-Africa partnership in the interests of our nations’ prosperity and wellbeing."
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📷 @RoscongressDirect
🗓 On July 27-28, St. Petersburg hosted the Second Summit and Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum.
The Forum and Summit were attended by official delegations from 48 countries (27 nations were represented by the head of state or the second highest official) and the five largest integration associations of the continent.
📃 The Summit resulted in the adoption of five key documents:
• Declaration of the Second #RussiaAfrica Summit;
• Declaration of the Second Russia-Africa Summit on the Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space;
• Declaration of the Second Russia-Africa Summit on Cooperation to Ensure International Information Security;
• Declaration of the Second Russia-Africa Summit on Strengthening Cooperation to Combat Terrorism;
• Action Plan of the Russia-Africa Partnership Forum for 2023–2026.
A total of 59 panel sessions were held with 457 speakers in four main areas: ‘The New Global Economy’, ‘Cooperation in Science and Technology’, ‘The Humanitarian and Social Sphere: Working Together for a New Quality of Life’, and ‘Integrated Security and Sovereign Development’.
💬 President Vladimir Putin's concluding remarks at the second plenary session of the Russia-Africa Summit (July 28, 2023): "We had a meaningful and interested exchange of views on the entire range of strategic cooperation between Russia and African nations. <...> We determined the main areas of our further joint work and mapped out our plans for enhancing foreign policy coordination, building up trade and investment flows and promoting industrial cooperation between Russia and African countries. <...> We highly value the results of our joint work at the summit. I am sure the achieved results are creating a good foundation for further deepening the Russia-Africa partnership in the interests of our nations’ prosperity and wellbeing."
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