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Putin highlights Russia’s readiness for cooperation with all countries

MOSCOW, May 27. /TASS/. Russian President Vladimir Putin has sent a welcome message to the organizers, participants and guests of the 2019 St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF). The message has been published on the Kremlin’s website on Monday. "Russia is open to proactive and equitable cooperation with all countries, regional and international organizations for achieving overall economic growth, developing transport, energy and telecommunications infrastructures, and promoting integration processes, including in Eurasia and the Asia-Pacific Region," the message reads. The head of state pointed out that for 20 years, the forum had been contributing to the search for answers to the key questions of today, efforts to shape an agenda for international cooperation. "This year, government officials, prominent politicians and experts, as well as business leaders and researchers will come together to discuss the future of the Russian and global economy and exchange views on various matters related to digitalization and the technological challenges, as well as such urgent problems as climate change and growing social inequality," Putin added. He pointed out that "we are all, undoubtedly committed to promoting peace and security in the world, preserving and multiplying the cultural heritage of humankind so that people from across the world can fulfil their potential, get an education and work in dignity, confident in the future of their children." The Russian president was confident that "the recommendations developed at the Forum and the agreements signed on its sidelines will serve the cause of enhancing international partnerships and building a prosperous future for our countries and peoples." SPIEF-2019, dubbed "Creating a Sustainable Development Agenda," will take place on June 6-8. The event is. TASS is the general information partner and the official photohost agency of the event, organized by Roscongress. Read more

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