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Under Sanctions, Russia Turns to Africa With Plans to Relocate Industrial Production

Vladimir Putin says Russian firms could move production to Africa, pitching industrial partnerships as a way to withstand Western sanctions.

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Under Sanctions, Russia Turns to Africa With Plans to Relocate Industrial Production

Speaking at the Russia-Africa forum on October 29, Vladimir Putin said Russia was ready to relocate some industrial enterprises to African countries. He argued that protected investments could keep factories operating despite changing international conditions. Russian officials outlined possible partnerships in pharmaceuticals, information technology, and automobile manufacturing, while Rosatom offered floating nuclear power plants. African leaders have emphasized building local industries rather than remaining exporters of raw materials and importers of finished goods. The announcement comes as sanctions and shrinking energy exports push Moscow to seek new economic partners.

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