Algeria's Prime Minister, Sief Greb, is attending the 3rd Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow, representing President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. The summit, which began on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, brings together leaders from Africa and Russia to discuss cooperation in various fields. As part of the summit, Greb, along with heads of participating delegations, visited an exhibition showcasing Russia's latest solutions in key economic sectors.
The exhibition, titled "Latest Russian Solutions in Key Economic Sectors," allowed participants to explore advanced technologies in energy, natural resource management, food, medicine, digital infrastructure, and finance. This visit enabled the delegations to familiarize themselves with Russia's cutting-edge developments in these areas. Earlier, Greb attended the opening session of the Economic and Humanitarian Forum, which was chaired by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The forum features a broad participation of government officials, international organization representatives, business leaders, scientists, and experts from Russia and African countries. Discussions focus on enhancing Russian-African cooperation in vital areas, including trade, investment, energy, digital transformation, and food security. The summit and forum also address issues related to developing the Russian-African partnership, such as promoting trade and investment, and expanding cooperation in strategic sectors.
Key areas of cooperation include trade, investment, industry, technology transfer, food security, energy, digitalization, healthcare, education, and scientific research. The summit also features a media forum, where officials from African news agencies and media institutions discuss cooperation and challenges in the digital era. Additionally, an exhibition titled "Sustainable Development Platform" showcases Russian solutions in various economic sectors.
On the second day of the summit, two plenary sessions are scheduled, which are expected to culminate in a closing statement and an agreement on cooperation in artificial intelligence. A plan of action for Russia-Africa cooperation from 2027 to 2029 will also be signed, along with several economic agreements. Algeria's participation in the summit reflects its commitment to strengthening ties with Russia and other African nations.
The Russia-Africa Summit aims to foster cooperation and understanding between Russia and African countries. By engaging in discussions and exhibitions, participants can identify opportunities for mutual benefit and growth. This event highlights the importance of collaboration in addressing common challenges and achieving sustainable development.
As the summit concludes, Algeria and other participating countries are expected to implement new agreements and partnerships. Strengthening economic ties with Russia and other African nations can contribute to Algeria's national development goals. The summit's outcomes will likely have a lasting impact on Russian-African relations and global cooperation.
Key points
- Algeria's Prime Minister Sief Greb represents President Abdelmadjid Tebboune at the 3rd Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow.
- The summit focuses on cooperation in trade, investment, energy, and digital transformation.
- Algeria aims to strengthen economic ties with Russia and other African nations through this summit.
