The presidents expressed the shared intention to intensify bilateral political, trade and economic cooperation, including in the fuel and energy sector.
During an exchange of views on the food security problem, Vladimir Putin reaffirmed Russia’s readiness to make a contribution to the efforts to provide African countries with agricultural products and fertilisers.
The leaders agreed to continue interaction in the interests of strengthening the Central African Republic’s sovereignty, security and stability. Faustin-Archange Touadéra expressed gratitude to Russia for its multifaceted assistance to his country and confirmed his intention to attend the second Russia-Africa Summit scheduled to be held in St Petersburg in the summer of 2023.