Prime Minister Vladimir Putin chaired Russian-Belarusian talks
"Despite recessionary developments in the global economy, our relations continue to evolve. Moreover, the Belarusian share in the Russian foreign trade turnover has been increasing lately."
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin chaired a meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Union State
“It is vital that we continue joint efforts to ensure a decent living and social safety net for our citizens and develop our human capital. This is why we have prepared and approved the Concept for the Union State Social Development. Today we will analyse how its key provisions are being implemented.”
“We agree with our Belarusian colleagues that new steps are needed to expand the scope of our cooperation and support both trade between our two countries and joint projects that could stimulate the entirety of our countries’ economies.”
Events for 27 october 2009
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s visit to Kaliningrad Region
On an official visit to Kaliningrad, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin attended the opening ceremony for the road connecting Kaliningrad with Khrabrovo Airport. The Prime Minister also held a session of the Presidium of the Presidential Council on the Development of Local Government. Vladimir Putin visited the Yantarny sports complex in Kaliningrad and met with Georgy Boos, the Governor of the Kaliningrad Region.
Events for 26 october 2009
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s visit to St. Petersburg
During an official visit to St Petersburg, the Prime Minister visited the Turner Scientific and Research Institute for Children's Orthopaedics in the town of Pushkin. Before leaving St Petersburg, Vladimir Putin also inspected the new Tu-214 airplane.
“Relations between Cyprus and the Russian Federation are based on long-standing traditions and continue to develop successfully. The legal base for cooperation between our countries is being strengthened. Quite recently, on October 8, the Government of the Russian Federation approved a protocol for an intergovernmental agreement that would protect capital investment. I think that the ratification of this agreement by both countries will make our economic cooperation even more transparent.”
