Mikhail Mishustin invited CIS and EAEU partners to the RUSSIA EXPO
Head of the Russian Government Mikhail Mishustin invited colleagues from the Commonwealth of Independent States and the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council to visit the International RUSSIA EXPO.
The Prime Minister has reminded that our country remains a reliable ally and trade partner, carefully treats the interests of our nearest neighbors and friends and counts on a similar attitude.
"We have decided to demonstrate the positive results of cooperation between our country and the Commonwealth partners in various sectors at the International RUSSIA EXPO as well. This forum will be launched on November 4 in Moscow at the Exposition of Achievements of National Economy territory. I invite everyone to take part in it", — said Mikhail Mishustin.
He also suggested to present successful integration projects and new initiatives of partner countries at the VDNH.
Mikhail Mishustin added that the CIS and EAEU play an important part in maintaining economic stability and neighborly relations.
"I am confident that in the new geopolitical realities such close cooperation will be a guarantee of the well-being of the entire region, will help to improve the quality of life of our people", — the Prime Minister emphasized.
It is worth reminding that the RUSSIA EXPO will be held from November 4, 2023 to April 12, 2024. All Russian regions, as well as large corporations, public associations, federal authorities will present their achievements, important developments and potential in various fields. The program will include business, educational and cultural events.
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