Sudan’s state news agency SUNA said Tuesday that Abdel Fattah al-Burhan will head Sudan’s delegation for the third Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow, while Sudan’s ambassador to Russia, Mohamed al-Ghazali al-Tijani Siraj, outlined areas for possible Russian support in reconstruction.
SUNA said the delegation would include officials overseeing Sudan’s diplomacy, public finances, intelligence service and defense industry.
Siraj said Moscow could contribute to Sudan’s reconstruction, pointing to mining, agriculture, energy, oil, infrastructure and higher education as possible areas. Siraj said 2026 marks 70 years of diplomatic ties between the countries.
Siraj said more than 36 national leaders had confirmed attendance at the summit. The summit is scheduled for Oct. 28-29.
