Prime Minister Vladimir Putin meets with Taimuraz Mamsurov, leader of North Ossetia - Alaniya
The two officials discussed the coordination of North Ossetia and South Ossetia, and North Ossetia’s socio-economic performance in the first six months of 2011. The prime minister asked Mr Mamsurov about progress in modernising the republic’s healthcare and education, and about the state of affairs in housing construction.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin meets with Trans-Baikal Territory Governor Ravil Geniatulin
The conversation focused on the implementation of Vladimir Putin’s instructions to the region, issued during his driving tour along the Chita-Khabarovsk highway in August 2010. The governor reported that all the instructions, including construction of necessary infrastructure for the new highway, are being fulfilled. The two officials also discussed the region’s socio-economic development, including the modernisation of healthcare and education.
Events for 5 august 2011
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin meets with Sberbank Chairman and CEO German Gref
The Sberbank CEO shared his impressions of his visit to the Olympic facilities in Sochi and told the prime minister about the financing of several projects in Belarus.
Events for 4 august 2011
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin meets with Head of the Udmurtian Republic Alexander Volkov
Udmurt President Volkov told Prime Minister Putin how the republic is eliminating the consequences of an explosion at Defence Ministry depots. They also discussed the region’s development in the first half of the year.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin meets with Russian Agricultural Bank CEO Dmitry Patrushev
The prime minister and Mr Patrushev discussed the Russian Agricultural Bank’s financing of agricultural producers during the harvest.
Events for 3 august 2011
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin meeting with Stavropol Territory Governor Valery Gayevsky during his working trip to the North Caucasus Federal District.
“The Caucasus is definitely a very distinct region of Russia. You have welcomed me in different languages, but we have many things in common, in particular a common homeland, Russia. It is what unites us. We have common roots and, more importantly, a common future.”
“I would like to emphasise that ensuring the broad involvement of young people in addressing our common problems, providing them with access to education and creating opportunities for their professional self-actualisation are among the key priorities of our state policy. We intend to pursue these goals here in the North Caucasus. At the same time, we need to understand clearly that this region is very distinctive and has its own ethnic and cultural particularities.”
