RUSSIAN TRADE WITH AFRICAN COUNTRIES IN 2017

• Russian trade with Egypt in 2017
• Russian trade with Algeria in 2017
• Russian trade with Morocco in 2017
• Russian trade with Angola in 2017
• Russian trade with South Africa in 2017
• Russian trade with Tunisia in 2017
• Russian trade with Kenya in 2017
• Russian trade with Cote d’Ivoire in 2017
• Russian trade with Sudan in 2017
• Russian trade with Ghana in 2017
• Russian trade with Djibouti in 2017
• Russian trade with Nigeria in 2017
• Russian trade with Tanzania in 2017
• Russian trade with Malawi in 2017
• Russian trade with Zimbabwe in 2017
• Russian trade with Mozambique in 2017
• Russian trade with Libya in 2017
• Russian trade with Togo in 2017
• Russian trade with Ethiopia in 2017

The major trading partners of Russia in Africa in 2017:

The top five Russia’s trade partners in Africa in 2017 were Egypt (1.1509% of Russia’s total foreign trade), Algeria (0.7928%), Morocco (0.2502%), South Africa (0.1425%), and Tunisia (0.0875%).

The top five Russia’s export markets in Africa in 2017 were Egypt (1.7411% of Russia’s total exports), Algeria (1.2942%), Morocco (0.2506%), Sudan (0.1226%), and Nigeria (0.1081%).

The top five Russia’s import suppliers from Africa in 2017 were South Africa (0.2768% of Russia’s total imports), Morocco (0.2496%), Egypt (0.2223%), Cote d’Ivoire (0.0795%), and Kenya (0.0604%).

The most notable changes in Russia's trade with the countries of Africa in 2017 over 2016:

• The share of Egypt in Russia’s total exports rose from 1.3250% in 2016 to 1.7411% in 2017;
• The share of Angola in Russia’s total exports declined 5.9-fold from 0.1989% in 2016 to 0.0335% in 2017;
• The share of Ethiopia in Russia’s total exports declined 4.0-fold from 0.0681% in 2016 to 0.0172% in 2017;
• The share of Djibouti in Russia’s total exports declined 4.1-fold from 0.0197% in 2016 to 0.0048% in 2017.