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Why Madagascar is Open 'to Any Form of Cooperation' With Moscow: Malagasy President Responds
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Why Madagascar is Open 'to Any Form of Cooperation' With Moscow: Malagasy President RespondsHe indicated that he had recently met with "several groups in Russia to examine opportunities for cooperation in the social sector, youth training, commercial exchanges, and international fund transfers."
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08:45 29.10.2026 (Updated: 09:20 29.10.2026) Why Madagascar is Open 'to Any Form of Cooperation' With Moscow: Malagasy President Responds
"It is up to Russia to determine the means by which it could assist us. For our part, we remain willing to collaborate," Michaël Randrianirina stated in an interview with Sputnik Africa.
He indicated that he had recently met with "several groups in Russia to examine opportunities for cooperation in the social sector, youth training, commercial exchanges, and international fund transfers."
"Madagascar is a poor country that remains dependent on international funding. However, as long as a country relies on external financing, other states will inevitably end up intervening in the decisions it makes," he noted.
