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РИА Новости02/06/2026Politique1 min de lectureRussia

Politicians from 76 countries to attend St. Petersburg International Economic Forum

St. Petersburg International Economic Forum SPIEF Yuri Ushakov

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Politicians and state officials from approximately 76 countries will participate in this year's St.
Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), according to Yuri Ushakov, an aide to the Russian President.

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МОСКВА, 2 июн - РИА Новости. Политики из 76 стран мира примут участие в работе Петербургского международного экономического форума (ПМЭФ) в этом году, сообщил помощник президента России Юрий Ушаков.

"Что касается представителей высокого уровня в Питере, на этот раз, мы подсчитали, приедут государственные деятели, политики из порядка 76 стран мира", - сказал Ушаков журналистам.

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