
The special representative of the President of the Russian Federation announced the possibility of cooperation with the United States in the field of digital technologies and energy
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Kirill Dmitriev visited Washington to hold meetings with representatives of the US ministries of finance and energy.
Russia could share with the United States its best practices in creating public services, Kirill Dmitriev, the special representative of the Russian President for investment and economic cooperation with foreign countries, told reporters.
“The dialogue with the United States continues. Of course, there are many areas for interaction. Recently they announced, in fact, an analogue of the State Services. Russia can share its developments in this direction, and in many others,” he said on the sidelines of the BRICS+ Fashion Summit.
“I think that the United States has a lot to borrow from Russia’s experience, public services and many other systems that work well in Russia. We will share our experience,” he also indicated.
According to the special representative of the Russian President, it is clear that “both in energy and in many other areas, Russia and the United States can develop successful projects together, as before.”
Dmitriev previously discussed Russian-American economic cooperation in Washington with American officials, including representatives of the US Treasury and Energy Departments, sources familiar with the situation told RIA Novosti.
The White House confirmed to RIA Novosti that Dmitriev was in Washington on Monday to meet with American officials.

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