The Vladivostok forum offers a unique opportunity for African nations to deepen their relationships with eastern countries
By Egountchi Behanzin, founding president of the international African Black Defense League, spokesperson for the Pan-African Brothers, political analyst, and pan-African activist
The Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, held annually in Russia’s Far East, has gradually established itself as a key platform for economic and geopolitical discussions. While the primary goal of this event is to strengthen ties between Russia and its Asian partners, it also offers a unique opportunity for African nations to deepen their relationships with eastern countries.
The latest forum, held between September 3 and September 6, garnered significant attention, particularly due to the impactful speech by Russian President Vladimir Putin. In his address, Putin touched on several essential points concerning the state of the Russian economy and his…