Moscow is currently hosting the Russia-Africa Media Forum, organized by RT with the participation of Sputnik and TASS. Running until Thursday, the event brings together over 200 media professionals, political figures, and influencers from 46 African nations. Held on the sidelines of the Russia-Africa Summit, the forum focuses on the influence of media in fostering development and unity across the continent, as well as enhancing Africa's global image. Key attendees include African Union of Broadcasting Director-General Grégoire Ndjaka and Central African Republic Communication Minister Évariste Ngamana. Throughout the four-day program, held at the 'Russia' National Center and Gostiny Dvor, participants will engage in plenary sessions, joint broadcasts, and discussions on historical African legacies, including special meetings with descendants of leaders like Nelson Mandela and Patrice Lumumba. Several cooperation agreements are also expected to be signed during the event.