Russia, Africa Unite to Train Continent's Mining Leaders to End Neocolonial Exploitation—Russia's Mining University Rector
Russia, Africa Unite to Train Continent's Mining Leaders to End Neocolonial Exploitation—Russia's Mining University Rector
Russia and Africa are planning to establish a joint center to train top-level African specialists, aiming to enable local resource processing, rector of the Saint Petersburg Mining University Vladimir Litvinenko told reporters on the sidelines of the second Russian-African Raw Materials Dialogue.
For his part, Secretary-General of the Association of African Universities, Oyewole Olusola Bandele, praised the forum as a vital platform for uniting political, economic, and academic forces, emphasizing that cooperation with Russia is crucial for Africa's industrial transformation and sustainable development.
ℹ The Russian-African Raw Materials Dialogue is taking place from Monday to Thursday in Saint Petersburg under the theme: "Development Path: Raw Materials and Personnel as the Basis of Economic Sovereignty."
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