Africa: Putin Opens the Door to Sharing Advanced Technologies

Author: G.Published on: October 28, 2026Country: Russia
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Africa: Putin Opens the Door to Sharing Advanced Technologies

At the Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum in Moscow on October 28, 2026, Vladimir Putin offered to share Russia’s digital expertise and advanced technologies with interested African countries. He specifically cited Russia’s experience in digital public administration and said the country was willing to share its systems and practices. The announcement came during the third Russia-Africa summit, held October 28–29, where discussions include technology, innovation and stronger cooperation.

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