Putin received letters
of credence from the new
ambassadors of Djibouti, the
Central African Republic, Eritrea,
Poland, the Democratic People’s
Republic of Korea, Ghana, Vietnam,
the United States of America,
Zambia, Turkey, Tanzania,
Hungary, Peru, Nicaragua and
Uzbekistan.
In particular, Putin noted
that Russia was interested
in developing ties with the
Republic of Djibouti and is open
to cooperation in international
affairs and building up contacts in
economic and other areas in the
interest of strengthening peace
and stability on the Horn of Africa.
He said that Russia valued
friendly relations with the Central
African Republic. “Together with
the international community
we will continue to assist the
transitional government’s efforts
to reach political and inter-faith
harmony and normalize the
difficult humanitarian situation,”
he pointed out in his speech.
With regards to Eritrea, he said:
“we are building up our relations
with Eritrea. We share similar
approaches towards current issues
on the international and regional
agendas and seek to develop our
trade and economic ties.”
Zambia is always on the
economic agenda. Russia marked
the 50th anniversary of diplomatic
relations with the Republic of
Zambia. The president said that
Russia would seek to continue
developing bilateral cooperation,
including our traditional
assistance in training professionals
for your country and will continue
to coordinate positions on the
regional and international agenda.
Russia wants to develop
traditionally friendly ties with
Tanzania, strengthen cooperation
on the international stage, and
expand trade and economic
relations. Russia welcomes
Tanzania’s active role in resolving
the African continent’s problems.
Russian authorities pledged to
help and offer necessary assistance
and from that of ministries,
agencies and the broader Russian
civic society and business
community to all foreign embassies
in pursuit of their assignment in
the Russian Federation.
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