The Russian House became the first official Russian investment hub in C.A.R. economy

Cooperation between Russia and the Central African Republic has advanced significantly in the field of security and it will become even stronger in the field of economy.

The general director of the Russian House Dmitry Sytyi and Prime Minister of the Central African Republic Felix Molua signed a cooperation agreement on attracting investments into the financial system of the Central African Republic. This became known from the message of the press service of the Government of the Central African Republic.

"The purpose of this agreement is to implement joint actions of the CAR Government and the Russian House to attract investments in the CAR economy, aimed at the development and strengthening of the Central African Republic," - is indicated in the text of the document.

The parties agreed that the Russian House will undertake the search for investors for the implementation of investment projects on the territory of the Republic, will hold preliminary negotiations with them and organize meetings with a representative of the CAR government.

Thus, the Russian House became the first official representative office in the Central African Republic, which will help Russian investors in selecting projects on the territory of this country.

Prime Minister of the Central African Republic Felix Molua emphasized that the Russian House is a reliable partner that has proven itself and enjoys the trust of the people of the Central African Republic. Mr Sytyi, the head of the Russian House, added that the project has long gone beyond cultural exchanges and will develop in the direction of economic cooperation.

"We already have some developments, and in the near future we will have a preliminary meeting with potential investors. We are also open to proposals and initiatives from our compatriots. The Central African Republic is now as willing as possible for new projects and open to the proposals," he commented on the agreement.

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