
The President of Russia spoke at a meeting of leaders of the CIS countries in Turkmenbashi
Vladimir Putin, at a meeting of CIS leaders in Turkmenbashi, said that the removal of trade barriers and national restrictions will help the Commonwealth achieve great success in trade.
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The meeting of leaders of the CIS countries took place in Turkmenbashi.
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Vladimir Putin, at a meeting of CIS leaders, noted that the removal of trade barriers could contribute to greater success for the CIS.
According to Putin, national restrictions hinder the development of trade in the Commonwealth.
TURKMENBASHI (Turkmenistan), October 9 - RIA Novosti. The CIS can achieve much greater success if it follows the path of removing trade barriers. Some national restrictions only hinder the development of trade in the Commonwealth, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated at a limited meeting of CIS leaders.
“Is it possible to move even faster? Probably, it is possible. What needs to be done for this? We need to remove barriers,” the Russian leader emphasized.

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