
Президента России встретили в Туркменбаши с хлебом и солью
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Путин посещает Туркмению для участия в заседании Совета глав СНГ и Каспийском экологическом саммите.
Президента России Владимира Путина, прибывшего в Туркмению с двухдневным рабочим визитом, встретили у трапа с хлебом и солью и поприветствовали на русском языке, передает корреспондент РИА Новости.
Путин 8-9 октября примет участие в заседании Совета глав СНГ и Каспийском экологическом саммите, которые пройдут в национальной туристической зоне "Аваза" на восточном побережье Каспийского моря.
Российского лидера у трапа ждали дети в национальных костюмах. Они вручили Путину цветы и преподнесли национальный хлеб чорек, обернутый в традиционную скатерть сачак. Путин отломил кусочек и попробовал. Дети также поприветствовали его на русском языке.
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Участие в заседании Совета глав СНГ и Каспийском экологическом саммите
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