Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and Slovenian Prime Minister Borut Pahor held a joint press conference
“First of all, we have been able to review all the issues on which our two countries cooperate. Secondly, we were able to make a lot of progress today on the work our two countries have been involved in together. This includes concluding an intergovernmental agreement on Slovenia’s participation in the South Stream project.”
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin met with Slovenian Prime Minister Borut Pahor
“Slovenian businesses are very active in Russia, and are involved in a number of business ventures, including in the pharmaceutical industry. And we are confident that your visit, Mr Prime Minister, will be another impetus for the development of relations between our two countries.”
Russia and Slovenia came to an agreement after talks between Vladimir Putin and Borut Pahor
Moscow and Ljubljana came to an agreement on the construction of a gas pipeline in Slovenia after talks between Vladimir Putin and Borut Pahor.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and Slovenian Prime Minister Borut Pahor attended the 2010 World Cup qualifying match between the Russian and Slovenian national teams.
On November 14, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin will hold talks with his Slovenian counterpart Borut Pahor. The two heads of government will discuss current Russian-Slovenian cooperation, including trade, the economy, investment and energy.
Events for 13 november 2009
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin chaired a meeting on housing and utilities
“The state is now the main customer in the housing market, and we have an opportunity to take an active part in forming the supply of housing. Before, too little attention was paid to this issue. We must encourage the construction of affordable, comfortable, energy efficient, eco friendly housing.”
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin met with the Head of the Federal Customs Service, Andrei Belyaninov
Mr Putin and Mr Belyaninov discussed the collection of taxes for the budget.
“I would like to express my gratitude to everyone who competed, because you truly have achieved outstanding results, and hundreds of thousands of viewers are watching you. Here on the screen we have seen that you are role models for millions of young people.”
Events for 12 november 2009
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin met with Transport Minister Igor Levitin
At the meeting Mr Putin and Mr Levitin discussed subsidized shipments to the Far East, the airport in Vladivostok, and the ring road around Sochi.
The Commission decided to preserve the current meat quota allocation mechanism in 2010.
