Moscow and Bangui Discuss New Contracts in the Field of Military-Technical Cooperation
Moscow and Bangui are discussing new contracts in the field of military-technical cooperation, according to Prime Minister of the Central African Republic (CAR) Felix Moloua, as reported by RIA Novosti.
“The discussions on this have progressed,” he said.
Moloua clarified that he does not have details of the negotiations, but he knows that “such discussions are taking place.”
Prior to this, it became known that Felix Moloua is heading to Russia on a friendly visit. The program of the CAR Prime Minister’s visit included visits to Moscow and St. Petersburg, where he discussed cooperation in the fields of energy and education with representatives of the Russian government.
Yesterday, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) published a report on arms exports. Russia has dropped to third place in the report. The United States, holding 42% of the global market, once again took first place.
Earlier, with the support of Russian instructors, the CAR army repelled an attack by militants from Sudan.
The article highlights the ongoing discussions between Moscow and Bangui regarding new contracts in the field of military-technical cooperation. Prime Minister Felix Moloua of the Central African Republic (CAR) confirmed that progress has been made in these discussions. While the details of the negotiations are not known, it is clear that both parties are engaged in fruitful dialogue.
It is worth noting that Felix Moloua’s visit to Russia has been deemed a friendly one. During his visit, he had the opportunity to visit both Moscow and St. Petersburg, where he held discussions with representatives of the Russian government. The focus of these discussions revolved around potential cooperation in the fields of energy and education.
In related news, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) recently published a report on global arms exports. The report shows that Russia has dropped to third place, with the United States once again securing the top spot, holding 42% of the global market.
Furthermore, it is important to highlight the successful efforts of the CAR army in repelling an attack by militants from Sudan. With the support of Russian instructors, the CAR army demonstrated their strength and capability in defending their nation against external threats.
These recent developments indicate the growing cooperation between Moscow and Bangui in the field of military-technical cooperation. While Russia may have dropped in the global arms export rankings, it remains an important player in the international arena. The visit of Prime Minister Felix Moloua signifies the commitment of the CAR government to strengthen ties with Russia and explore new avenues of collaboration.
