In a phone conversation on Wednesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Central African Republic (CAR) President Faustin-Archange Touadera addressed key security concerns in the Central African Republic. The two leaders focused on combating terrorism and maintaining stability across the country.
According to a Kremlin statement, the discussions centered on regional security challenges, with both leaders agreeing on the importance of counterterrorism efforts and ensuring peace within the CAR. The statement emphasized the shared commitment to uphold stability across the broader region.
President Putin reiterated Russia’s strong support for the Central African Republic’s sovereignty, economy, and security, while President Touadera expressed his gratitude for Russia’s continued assistance. The leaders also took the opportunity to explore ways to strengthen bilateral ties, particularly in the areas of politics, trade, and humanitarian aid.
The two presidents concluded their conversation by agreeing to maintain ongoing communication and collaboration, emphasizing the importance of regular contact at various levels to advance their shared goals.
