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Algerian Ambassador Says African Nations Thank Russia for Technology Assistance

Toufik Jouamaa said cooperation with Russia has been essential for African development, according to TASS

· 1 min read · language: en

Algeria's ambassador, Toufik Jouamaa, said African countries are grateful to Russia for technology assistance, according to a report by the Russian state news agency TASS.

Jouamaa was quoted as saying that "without such a partnership approach, it would be impossible to move forward," referring to the cooperative relationship between Russia and African nations.

The ambassador's remarks, as relayed by TASS, framed Russian technological support as a significant factor in enabling progress for countries on the African continent.

TASS did not provide further details in the excerpt regarding the specific technologies, sectors, or agreements involved in the partnership described by Jouamaa.

The statement comes amid broader efforts by Russia to expand ties with African nations across various sectors, though the source did not specify the context or venue in which Jouamaa made his comments.

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