February 13, 2009

Russia, Turkey presidents sign declaration to promote relations

Itar Tass News Agency (Link) (February 13, 2009)

Presidents of Russia and Turkey Dmitry Medvedev and Abdullah Gul signed a joint declaration to promote a new stage in relations between Russia and Turkey and broaden friendship and diversified partnership. The signing ceremony of the declaration was held at the Malachite Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace after the negotiations of the presidents on Friday. The declaration signed by the presidents "is a strategic document, which sets the level reached in bilateral cooperation and outlines tasks for its further development."

Feb 13, 2009 11:55:00 AM | Gog/Magog

The comments to this entry are closed.

NEXT POST
G7 Leaders Call for Exceptional Measures to Solve Global Crisis Top economic powers urged action to help the world scramble out of a deepening recession, as their stimulus plans came under scrutiny on Friday at high-stakes talks of the Group of Seven finance leaders. The United States urged "exceptional" measures as Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner arrived for bilateral talks with several other top delegates from the seven leading industrialized nations. "These extraordinary times call for exceptional and complementary measures by all," Geithner's delegation said in a statement at the start of the two-day gathering of finance ministers and central bank heads. "The Secretary will encourage his counterparts to take strong actions to address macroeconomic and financial sector challenges."
PREVIOUS POST
Obama planning ambitious road ahead Fresh off victory on President Obama's signature $787 billion economic recovery plan, several top White House aides say they're planning an ambitious agenda for the rest of February. The Senate had waited for the return of Democrat Sherrod Brown, who was returning from his mother's wake in his home state of Ohio, to close the voting late Friday. For the rest of the month, the White House agenda will focus on addressing the housing crisis, cleaning up the banking mess and laying the groundwork for reform of the health care system and entitlement programs like Medicare.

Watchman

I'm a watchman for Christ, looking on the horizon in expectation for the fulfillment of God's Word.

The Typepad Team

Search

My Other Accounts

Recent Comments