Moscow deploys soft power in Africa

Two well known soviet union scholars from Somaliland  his excellence minister  Ali Waranade and  chairman Faysal Ali warabe are deploying hard words against confused Mogadishu instead of seizing this opportunity offered their beloved Russia  , According to article published in " African Intelligence "

" Russia has a full agenda for Africa in 2019. Among the measures planned by Sergey Lavrov and Mikhail Bogdanov, respectively Vladimir Putin's foreign minister and his ‘Mr Africa', is the creation of a visa scheme for African students wanting to study in Russia. According to our sources, Moscow would like to triple the number of African students on its soil by 2020. To achieve this figure, the Kremlin is relying on the global network of African graduates of Russian and Soviet universities, which has already helped organise a Russia-Africa forum held in Moscow on 21 October and attended by numerous African delegations. Another key player that Moscow will solicit in the coming months is the African Business Initiative (ABI), an association of African entrepreneurs who will be helping to organise a Russia-Africa economic forum in the first quarter of 2019. The Kremlin also has an inter-parliamentary forum in the pipeline. All these measures will pave the way for the Russia-Africa summit that Vladimir Putin has planned for the second quarter and to which an array of heads of state will be invited."