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Africa / Russia Takes Further Step Towards Increased Cooperation

By David Dalton
23 September 2020

Russia Takes Further Step Towards Increased Cooperation
The MoU was signed by Nikolay Spasskiy (pictured), deputy director-general of Rosatom and Messaoud Baaliouamer, executive secretary to Afcone. Courtesy Rosatom.
Russia has taken another step on its path to increased cooperation with African nations by signing a memorandum of understanding for cooperation with the African Commission on Nuclear Energy

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