
The Russian President will also hold a meeting with members of the Security Council and open a high-tech enterprise
In the coming week, Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet with the winners of the “Teacher of the Year” award, visit Turkmenistan to participate in the CIS summit, and also hold a meeting with the Security Council.
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Announcement of the Russian President's work schedule for the coming week.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet with the winners of the Teacher of the Year award this coming week and will travel to Turkmenistan for a summit of leaders of the CIS countries.
The head of state is expected to open one of the high-tech enterprises and hold a meeting with members of the Security Council.
MOSCOW, October 4 - RIA Novosti. Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet with the winners of the Teacher of the Year award this coming week and will travel to Turkmenistan for a summit of leaders of the Commonwealth of Independent States, said Pavel Zarubin, author of Vesti.
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Putin's visit to Turkmenistan for the CIS summit
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