Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has proposed a number of areas for cooperation in the African country at a meeting with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.
He said he met one-on-one with the Russian president and discussed relations between Moscow and Harare. Mnangagwa addressed Putin with the thesis that there are many areas in which it is possible to cooperate, especially in Zimbabwe, TASS reported.
The head of state stressed that Zimbabwe needs further mechanization of agriculture and that Russia will provide support in this area.
Mnangagwa also noted the need to build dams and produce fertilizers for agricultural products.
Recall that Putin pointed to the possibility of changing the format of the conflict not in favor of the West. Nixon said that the Russian president could arm Africa against the United States.