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Russia Says It Is Ready to Help Developing Countries Strengthen Sovereignty

Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Pankin pointed to global shifts he says favor a more balanced international order, according to TASS.

By EGazette AI · · 1 min read · language: en

Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.

Russia's Foreign Ministry said the country is prepared to help developing nations strengthen their sovereignty, according to TASS.

Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Pankin pointed to what he described as fundamental transformations under way globally, under which a more just and balanced system of international relations is taking shape, per the TASS report. He also said the role of countries belonging to what Russian officials term the “Global Majority” is increasing.

The remarks reflect language Russian officials have used repeatedly in recent years to position Moscow as a partner for nations outside traditional Western alliances, framing shifts in the international system as an opportunity for developing countries to gain greater influence. The specific form that Russian assistance to developing countries would take was not detailed in the available reporting.

No further specifics on individual countries or planned initiatives were included in the TASS account.

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