Putin: The era when a narrow bloc of states determined the fate of continents is passing
Russian President Vladimir Putin assessed today that the era when the fate of entire continents was determined by a narrow bloc of states is passing, and that in a "fairer world" the voices of all participating countries in international relations will be heard.
TL;DR
- The era of a narrow bloc of states determining the fate of continents is passing.
- A multipolar world order is becoming a reality, with the voices of all participating countries in international relations being heard.
- Western countries, accustomed to colonial pasts, are resisting the multipolar world and enriching themselves at the expense of others.
- Africa's influence and authority on the global stage are growing.
- Western countries actively try to trap Africa in debt slavery through customs wars and illegitimate sanctions, which are tools of neocolonialism.
- Russian businessmen in Africa are developing local raw material processing rather than exploiting the continent.
- Trade and economic relations between Russia and Africa are developing despite pressure and sanctions.
- Russia values Africa's firm stance on maintaining contacts despite external pressure.
- Russian-African trade is expected to exceed $50 billion in the near future.
- More than 40 African countries receive Russian fertilizers and grains, with Russia ready to expand supplies.
- Africa has the potential to supply itself with food, which is one of the continent's key challenges.
- BRICS is an important factor in forming a new world order.
- BRICS nations generated over 40% of global GDP in the past five years, while the G7's share is less than 30%.