Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama and Ugandan Vice President Jessica Rose Epel Alupo arrived in Moscow on Monday ahead of the third Russia-Africa...
Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama and Ugandan Vice President Jessica Rose Epel Alupo arrived in Moscow on Monday ahead of the third Russia-Africa Summit, scheduled for Oct. 28-29.The two officials arrived with their respective delegations as preparations continued for the high-level meeting, which is expected to bring together African leaders and Russian officials to discuss cooperation across several strategic sectors.The summit will focus on political and economic relations, security cooperation, science and technology, as well as cultural and humanitarian ties between Russia and African countries.The meeting comes as Moscow seeks to strengthen its diplomatic and economic engagement with African nations, while African governments pursue partnerships in trade, investment, infrastructure, technology and security.Mahama's participation is expected to provide an opportunity for Ghana to explore areas of mutual interest with Russia and other participating countries. Uganda's delegation is also expected to engage in discussions aimed at strengthening bilateral and broader Africa-Russia cooperation.The third summit underscores continuing efforts by Russia and African countries to deepen relations through political dialogue and economic partnerships.Further details on the summit's agenda and the participation of other African leaders are expected as the meeting approaches.
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