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The third Russia-Africa summit took place in Moscow, attended by delegates from 48 African countries. Key outcomes included a final declaration, a statement on civil AI cooperation, and a partnership action plan for 2027-2029. Over 60 agreements were signed, emphasizing opposition to asset confiscation and external pressures. Russia aims to enhance trade with Africa, targeting $40 billion by 2025, while expanding its political and military presence on the continent. Putin criticized Western nations for maintaining Africa's economic dependency and pledged technology transfers. The summit also addressed historical grievances and future cooperation in various sectors.