
Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov stated that the United States and Russia are discussing a range of economic projects that could be mutually beneficial, responding to a question from Vesti reporters in Turkmenbashi.
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The Kremlin press secretary has previously noted that Russian and US officials discuss economic cooperation during their meetings.
TURKMENBASHI /Turkmenistan/, October 9. /TASS/. Currently, the United States and Russia are discussing a whole range of economic projects that would potentially be mutually beneficial, Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov has told reporters.
"Indeed, a discussion is under way on a whole range of possible projects for economic cooperation, which would potentially be mutually beneficial," Peskov told reporters, answering to a question from Vesti.
Earlier, the Kremlin press secretary said that during their meetings, Russian and US officials discuss questions of possible contacts and cooperation in the economic sphere.
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