Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Minsk on Thursday for talks with his Belarusian reflection Alexander Lukashenko, a Russian leader’s initial unfamiliar outing given his lapse to a Kremlin progressing this month.
The dual presidents are approaching to plead shared ties, focusing on mercantile team-work and Russia’s financial assist to a former Soviet neighbor, as good as general issues, including those associated to a Customs Union and common mercantile space between Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan, and a Union State of Russia and Belarus.
On Friday, Putin will transport to a Germany and France, where he is approaching to reason talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, President Joachim Gauck, and French President Francois Hollande.
Putin was sworn in as boss on May 7.
