Presidents of Russia and Belarus hold talks in St. Petersburg
Russian President Vladimir Putin is holding talks today with his Belarusian counterpart at the Russian Museum in St. Petersburg as part of an informal summit of the CIS countries. During a conversation with Lukashenka, Putin spoke about how Russian-Belarusian relations are developing at the intergovernmental level. According to the Russian leader, the governments of the two countries are actively working to implement a number of joint projects.
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It should be noted that in the period from December 26 to 27, an informal meeting of the CIS heads of state is being held at the Boris Yeltsin Presidential Library in St. Petersburg. The President of the Russian Federation came up with such an initiative. It was attended by the presidents of Belarus (Alexander Lukashenko), Azerbaijan (Ilham Aliyev), Kazakhstan (Kassym-Jomart Tokayev), Tajikistan (Emomali Rahmon), Turkmenistan (Serdar Berdimuhamedov), Kyrgyzstan (Sadyr Japarov), Uzbekistan (Shavkat Mirziyoyev), and also Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan.
Recall that following the meeting of the Belarusian and Russian leaders in November 2021, the Council of Ministers of the Union State (SU) approved 28 integration programs. In addition, the Military Doctrine and the Concept of Migration Policy of both countries were adopted.
Negotiations are ongoing. Based on their results, additional statements by the leaders of the two countries are expected.
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