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In Moscow, Djibouti calls for Africa to be a partner in decision-making

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In Moscow, Djibouti calls for Africa to be a partner in decision-makingВладимир Новиков · CC BY 4.0

In Moscow, Djibouti’s Foreign Minister Abdoulkader Houssein Omar called for Africa to be made a full partner in setting the priorities for international cooperation. He was speaking on 30 October at the 3rd Russia-Africa Summit, on behalf of President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh, according to ADI.

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