Russia will send teachers to the Central African Republic (CAR) to introduce the Russian language into the education system, the embassy said on Telegram.
The Russian embassy added that on Thursday, an online working meeting of representatives of the Ministry of National Education of the CAR with the leadership of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation was held.
During the meeting, "Russia announced the decision to send Russian teachers to the CAR with the aim of introducing Russian into the national educational program as a foreign language."
"A detailed discussion took place on the project for the construction of a Russian-Central African educational complex in the suburbs of Bangui," the embassy added.
Furthermore, the State Minister of National Education of the CAR was invited to the Second Forum of Ministers of Education in the Russian city of Kazan in June.
Russia is actively promoting the study of the Russian language in African countries. For example, at the end of January, Russia's humanitarian cooperation agency, Rossotrudnichestvo, signed an agreement with the government of Angola to open a Russian cultural center in the country's capital, Luanda, the head of the organization, Yevgeny Primakov, said.
Moreover, this week, Russian Ambassador to Zimbabwe Nikolay Krasilnikov told Sputnik that the Russian Embassy in Zimbabwe is interested in opening a Russian Center for Science and Culture in the African country.