in Moscow, where the caretaker Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ambassador Cecilia Adut Manyok, participated in the African and Russian foreign ministers as the Third Russia- Africa Summit opens. The session Chaired by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, focused on strengthening diplomatic cooperation, advancing shared priorities and preparing key documents for consideration by heads of state. The ministers reviewed the draft Moscow Final Declaration, outlining the long-term direction of Russia–Africa cooperation, and the Partnership Action Plan for 2027–2029, setting out strategic and political priorities for the next three years. They also considered a dedicated framework for cooperation on the civilian application of artificial intelligence. Peace and regional security featured prominently in the discussions, with ministers examining approaches to ongoing conflicts and instability across Africa to strengthen coordination in support of peace and stability.
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