Madagascar minister N’Diaye Alice defends sovereignty at Russia-Africa summit
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on NewsMada
Madagascar’s Foreign Minister N’Diaye Alice defended respect for sovereignty and called for greater cooperation at the Russia-Africa summit. She also advocated more equitable global governance and a financial system adapted to the needs of developing countries, NewsMada reported.
At the Russia-Africa summit, Madagascar’s Foreign Minister N’Diaye Alice called for international cooperation to be based on mutual respect and respect for the sovereignty of states. She also advocated more equitable global governance, giving Africa a greater role in international decision-making bodies, according to NewsMada.
The Malagasy minister called for reform of the international financial system to better meet the needs of developing countries. She reaffirmed Madagascar’s support for international cooperation, the peaceful resolution of conflicts and respect for international law, according to NewsMada.
Participants notably discussed deepening relations between Russia and Africa in investment, trade and economic exchanges. Cooperation could also involve the transfer of expertise in science and technology, as well as the development of industrial infrastructure on the continent, according to NewsMada.
N’Diaye Alice’s remarks came after those of Malagasy President Michaël Randrianirina, who had defended Madagascar’s sovereignty at the Russia-Africa summit on 30 October 2026.
