Russia-Africa Summit Day Two: Putin and African leaders address Kremlin gathering
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The Story
Vladimir Putin said Russian companies are interested in moving some production to African countries amid sanctions against Russia’s economy. Speaking at the Russia-Africa summit in Moscow on Thursday, Oct. 29, he called for guarantees protecting Russian investments. His remarks came alongside proposals for industrial cooperation and a planned Russian bauxite venture in Ghana.
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