The Countries of North Africa And the Prospects for The Region's Interaction with The Russian Federation

Anna Agapova, N Budarina, R Shafiev, I. Tataeva and Svetlana Bludova ()

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Abstract: Today Africa is the world leader in terms of consumption growth. Agriculture, chemical industry and agro-technologies, oil refining and extractive industries, energy and peaceful nuclear technologies are rapidly developing on the continent. Most countries are interested in the development of infrastructure, the demand for cars and special equipment is growing. Russia is ready to act as a partner for all African countries in a number of areas. These include projects for the supply of the latest Russian equipment for metallurgical and mining enterprises, the development of a transport and logistics system - including not only the supply of rolling stock for railways, aircraft and helicopters of various classes and purposes, but also control and safety systems for the respective modes of transport. In addition, Russia is interested in participating in the creation of energy infrastructure in the countries of the African region - oil and gas and generating capacities, including hydro and nuclear energy, ensuring food security, as well as developing a health care system and drug supply.

Keywords: North Africa; Cooperation; Export; Import (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: O10 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021-03-05, Revised 2021-05-18
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Published in Innovation Management and information Technology impact on Global Economy in the Era of Pandemic Proceedings of the 37th International Business Information Management Association Conference (IBIMA) 30-31 May 2021, Cordoba, Spain (2021): pp. 5460-5462

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