An accreditation badge is a pass to the First Ministerial Conference of the Russia–Africa Partnership Forum.

The badge contains information about its holder: last name and first name in English, organization, participation category, photo, and the event insignia.

  • The badge is personalized and may not be transferred to third parties.

  • You must carry your badge and identity document (passport) with you at all times when at the venue. The badge must be worn in a visible place.

  • If your badge is lost or damaged, you should contact any accreditation desk or Help Desk. A lost badge will be blocked and a duplicate will then be issued based on a written application from the badge holder.

WHAT DO I NEED TO DO TO PICK UP MY BADGE?

In order to get your badge prepared for issuance, the information in the Roscongress personal account must completely match the data in your passport. Data processing takes from 3 day.

In the ‘My events – First Ministerial Conference of the Russia–Africa Partnership – Event dashboard’ section of the Roscongress personal account you should:

1

Confirm participation in the Conference

2

Enter your personal information in full in accordance with your passport

3

Upload a required photo for your badge


Photo requirements:

  • Colour photo against a light background
  • Photo size – 480 × 640 pixels
  • Photo format – JPG or JPEG
  • Full-face photo with no headgear
  • Your face must take up at least 70% of the photo

Tab ‘My events – First Ministerial Conference of the Russia–Africa Partnership – Event dashboard – Personal information – Photo – Edit data’.

4

Upload a scanned copy of your passport (pages 2 and 3)


Tab ‘My events – First Ministerial Conference of the Russia–Africa Partnership – Event dashboard – Personal information – Edit data’.


Please make sure that the scanned copy is legible and contains complete information about the data you gave when registering, including the series and number of the document, the issue date, the issuing authority, and a photo.


Formats: JPG, JPEG, PDF, PNG.

If changes have been made to your identity document (passport) after you completed the application to participate in the Conference, the data in your Roscongress personal account must be edited (tab ‘My events – First Ministerial Conference of the Russia–Africa Partnership – Event dashboard – Personal information – Edit data’).

To make changes to any fields that are blocked for editing, please contact the specialist that you spoke with when registering for the Conference.

HOW TO FIND OUT IF MY BADGE IS READY?

There are several ways to find out or be notified when a participant badge is ready:

An email notification

A notification in the participant’s Roscongress personal account

A call to the Conference information centre by number
+7 (812) 406 7472

A call to a Roscongress Foundation specialist whose contacts are listed in the Roscongress personal account

Tab ‘My events – First Ministerial Conference of the Russia–Africa Partnership – My participation’ (to the right of the photo).

HOW DO I PICK UP MY BADGE?

When issuing the badge, the accreditation operator checks the data specified in the application to ensure it matches the information in your identity document. If the data does not match, the badge cannot be issued on the day you applied for it.

Participant accreditation badges may be collected in person by presenting:

HOW DO I PICK UP A BADGE FOR ANOTHER PARTICIPANT / GROUP OF PARTICIPANTS?

When issuing the badge, the accreditation operator checks the data specified in the application to ensure it matches the information in your identity document. If the data does not match, the badge cannot be issued on the day you applied for it.

To pick up a badge for another participant by proxy, the authorized individual must present:

Authorized person’s passport

List of participants

(attached to the power of attorney)

Copies of participants’ passports

The power of attorney is invalid without a list, copies of passports, and the original consent forms for the processing of personal data for all accredited participants. Copies of passports will be returned after badges are issued.

Originals of personal data consent forms

Consent form for the processing of your personal data

You must print, fill out, sign a personal data consent form before visiting
the accreditation point and bring it with you.

WHERE TO COLLECT YOUR BADGE?

Please note that you must obtain an accreditation badge in advance.

SIRIUS FEDERAL TERRITORY

Point

Address

Date

Time

Omega Sirius Hotel

3, Olimpiysky Prospekt,
Sirius Federal Territory

2–4 November

10:00–19:00

5–7 November

09:00–21:00

8 November

08:00–22:30

9 November

07:30–18:00

10 November

7:30–16:00

CONTACTS

For additional information, participants can contact the the Conference Information Center:


“We highly value the results of our joint work at the summit. I am sure the achieved results are creating a good foundation for further deepening the Russia-Africa partnership in the interests of our nations’ prosperity and wellbeing.”

President of the Russian Federation
Vladimir Putin

The Russia–Africa Summit, which is taking place in Sochi on 23–24 October 2019, encapsulates the historically friendly relations between the African continent and the Russian Federation. This Summit carries great significance as it is the first of its kind to emerge during a period of major global and international transformations. In response to the aspirations of the people it is representing, the Summit intends to build a comprehensive framework for expanding Russian–African relations into broader horizons of joint cooperation across different fields.

The African nations and Russia share a common understanding of international relations, based on the principles of respect for the rule of international law, equality, non-interference in the internal affairs of states, and the peaceful resolution of disputes. Both sides affirm their commitment to support multilateral actions to oppose new international threats, be they terrorism and extremism in all their forms, or declining growth rates. The two sides share a firm conviction regarding the importance of developing trade flows and supporting mutual investment in such a way as to ensure security, peace and development for the African and Russian people.

African countries have huge potential and opportunities that will allow them, once efforts to streamline their economies have been achieved, to emerge as real global players. In recent years, the nations of this continent have achieved major successes spanning the political, economic, social and administrative spheres. Africa has flourished in terms of growth over the past decade, reaching a continent-wide growth rate of 3.55% in 2018.

The African Union Summit, which was held in Niger in July 2019, continued the efforts of the African countries and saw the African Continental Free Trade Agreement come into force, along with its operational instruments. The agreement is one of the key objectives of Agenda 2063, an African development strategy that has been created to address the African people’s desire for prosperity and decent living standards.

These successes are opening up wide-ranging prospects for cooperation between African countries and the Russian Federation, and confirm the determination of African governments and their people to cooperate with multiple partners in order to establish mutually beneficial relations.

With this in mind, we express our hopes that the Russia–Africa Summit will help in the establishment of constructive strategic relations, based on partnership between two sides across various fields, and in the service of fulfilling the hopes and aspirations of the African people and their friends in Russia.

President of the Arab Republic of Egypt
Abdelfattah ALSISI