Putin Hosts African Leaders at Kremlin, Hails Growing Ties, Calls for World Free From Diktat
19:44 28.10.2026 (Updated: 20:40 28.10.2026)
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Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted a reception for participants of the third Russia-Africa summit at the Kremlin's historic Faceted Chamber, bringing together delegations from 48 African countries, 22 of them represented at the highest level.
Key statements from Putin's address:
🟠 The high-level participation reflects African countries' strong commitment to expanding mutually beneficial ties with Russia
🟠 Russia and Africa share a commitment to a fair, multipolar world order free from external diktat
🟠 Russian-African relations are built on longstanding traditions of friendship, mutual assistance, respect, and trust, regardless of changes in global politics
🟠 Russia seeks to help African countries tackle terrorism, epidemics, and hunger
🟠 Agreements reached at the third Russia-Africa summit will lay a solid foundation for cooperation in the years ahead
Putin concluded by proposing a toast to African leaders and the future of Russia-Africa cooperation.
Key statements from Putin's address:
🟠 The high-level participation reflects African countries' strong commitment to expanding mutually beneficial ties with Russia
🟠 Russia and Africa share a commitment to a fair, multipolar world order free from external diktat
🟠 Russian-African relations are built on longstanding traditions of friendship, mutual assistance, respect, and trust, regardless of changes in global politics
🟠 Russia seeks to help African countries tackle terrorism, epidemics, and hunger
🟠 Agreements reached at the third Russia-Africa summit will lay a solid foundation for cooperation in the years ahead
Putin concluded by proposing a toast to African leaders and the future of Russia-Africa cooperation.
