Following the military-led ouster of its previous government in October last year, Madagascar’s leadership is strengthening cooperation with Russia.
President Michael Randrianirina travelled to Moscow in February, the first official visit by a Malagasy leader in nearly 50 years.
He has led what he calls a “Refoundation” since taking power after weeks of youth-led unrest which began as protests over power and water shortages.
President Michael Randrianirina travelled to Moscow in February, the first official visit by a Malagasy leader in nearly 50 years.
He has led what he calls a “Refoundation” since taking power after weeks of youth-led unrest which began as protests over power and water shortages.
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