PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has arrived in Moscow-Russia ahead of the Russia-Africa Summit this week.
He was received by Russian Federation officials, Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Professor Amon Murwira, Zimbabwe Ambassador to Russia Grey Marongwe and embassy officials.
The 3rd Russia-Africa summit kicks of this week with major focus on artificial intelligence, food security, trade, investments, and nuclear energy cooperation.
The summit is the highest-profile and largest-scale event in Russian–African relations, aimed at bringing about a new level of mutually beneficial partnership to meet the challenges of the 21st century.
The goal of the event is to strengthen comprehensive and equal cooperation between Russia and African nations across all areas of society including politics, security, economic relations, science and technology, and the cultural and humanitarian spheres.
President Mnangagwa is expected to address the diaspora community, attend the summit in his capacity as COMESA Chairperson, and engage into bilateral discussion with Russian Federation President Vladmir Putin.
The President is accompanied by Minister of Economic Development and Investment Promotion Senator Kudakwashe Tagwirei, Chief Secretary Dr Martin Rushwaya, Deputy Chief Secretary (Presidential Communication) Mr George Charamba and other top Government officials.
