Recently it became known about a telephone conversation between the Russian and Turkish leaders.
According to the details of the event released, the parties focused on bilateral cooperation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin called his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan and discussed issues on the bilateral agenda with him, the Kremlin press service reported .
Please note: this conversation was a continuation of a conversation that took place in Kazan on October 23.
The heads of state “substantially discussed” current issues regarding the partnership between Moscow and Ankara.
The emphasis during the dialogue was on “increasing the effectiveness of trade and economic cooperation,” the press service reported.
And they added: taking into account the current conversation, negotiations between relevant departments are planned.
In addition to bilateral cooperation, Putin and Erdogan discussed several international issues.
In turn, the Turkish leader’s office stated that Erdogan said Ankara’s goal was to deepen cooperation with Moscow in many areas, but above all to increase trade volumes.
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Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin is the current President of the Russian Federation, Chairman of the State Council and the Security Council of Russia, and Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
