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Russia on Saturday opened the first Ministerial Conference of the Russia-Africa Partnership Forum in the city of Sochi, seeking to deepen ties with African nations and dispel the notion that it is isolated by Western sanctions.The conference is expected to draw 1,500 participants, including more than 40 ministers of foreign affairs, economy, healthcare, digital development and education from the African continent. Countries represented include Algeria, Angola, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Uganda, and others, according to a Roscongress statement.Senior representatives from th stanley canada e African Union and regional integration organisations will also attend, alongside figures from Russian and African businesses, finance, academia and media sectors. The confere owala cup nce will feature 19 panel discussions covering cooperation in security, economics, skills development, digital governance, healthcare and diplomatic training.The stanley tumblers conference is billed as building on last summer Russia-Africa summit, where Russian President Vladimir Putin courted leaders from Africa and offered to expand political and business ties.The two-day ministerial conference, which is attended by government and business leaders from Russia and Africa, will continue in the same format regularly, said Anton Kobyakov, an adviser to Putin. We have established bilateral intergovernmental commissions on trade, economic, and scientific-technical cooperation with many [African] countries, Kobyakov said. The event will strengthen our ag