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Putin, Filipinler Devlet Başkanı Marcos'u Kremlin'de Ağırladı

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Rusya Devlet Başkanı Vladimir Putin, Filipinler Devlet Başkanı Ferdinand Marcos ile Kremlin'de bir görüşme gerçekleştirdi. Görüşmeye Rusya tarafından Dışişleri Bakanı Sergey Lavrov, Başbakan Yardımcısı Dmitri Çernişenko, Devlet Başkanlığı İdaresi Başkan Yardımcısı Maksim Oreşkin, Devlet Başkanı Danışmanı Yuri Uşakov, Tarım Bakanı Oksana Lut ve Ekonomik Kalkınma Bakanı katıldı. Filipinler liderinin ziyareti, iki ülke arasındaki diplomatik ve ekonomik ilişkilerin mevcut durumunu gözden geçirme fırsatı olarak değerlendirildi. Heyette ekonomi ve tarım bakanlarının yer alması, özellikle ticaret, yatırım ve gıda güvenliği alanlarındaki işbirliğinin masaya yatırıldığına işaret ediyor. Moskova, Ukrayna'daki savaş nedeniyle Batı'nın yaptırımlarıyla karşı karşıyayken, Güneydoğu Asya ile bağlarını güçlendirme çabası içinde. Bu görüşme, Rusya'nın bölgedeki ortaklıklarını çeşitlendirme stratejisinin bir parçası olarak dikkat çekiyor.

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  1. Siyasi17 Haz 13:10

    Meeting with President of the Republic of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos

    Moscow, Rusya

    Vladimir Putin held a meeting with President of the Republic of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos. On the Russian side, the meeting was attended by Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office Maxim Oreshkin, Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov, Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut, Minister of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov, Minister of Energy Sergei Tsivilev, Head of the Republic of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, Russian Co-Chair of the Joint Russian-Philippine Commission on Trade and Economic Cooperation Alexei Gruzdev, First Deputy Governor of the Central Bank Vladimir Chistyukhin, Director General of the State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom Alexei Likhachev, and Chairman of the Delovaya Rossiya National Public Organisation Alexei Repik. The meeting took place at the Galiasgar Kamal Tatar State Academic Theatre in Kazan. * * * Beginning of Russian-Philippine talks President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Mr President, friends, Welcome to Kazan, Russia. I believe this is your first visit to our country. Your country holds the ASEAN Chairmanship this year, and we are especially pleased that during your term of office ASEAN marks the 35th anniversary of our country’s relations with the Association. This summit represents an important milestone in the development of Russia’s strategic partnership with ASEAN. Tomorrow, we will co-chair the summit’s plenary session and jointly sum up its outcomes at a press conference. But first, allow me to once again extend my congratulations to you, Mr President, and to the Filipino people on your Independence Day, celebrated on June 12. It is a highly symbolic coincidence that we, in Russia, also mark our national holiday, Russia Day, on the very same date. This month also marks 50 years of diplomatic relations between our two countries. In that connection, I recall that during our conversation just now we all remembered the visit of your father, Ferdinand Marcos, to Moscow in 1976, which resulted in the adoption of a joint communiqué establishing interstate ties. I would note that, against the backdrop of the Cold War, this required political will on the part of the Philippine leadership. Such a balanced and pragmatic approach to international relations is certainly no less relevant today. We approach this milestone, of course, with a solid foundation of mutually beneficial cooperation, built on good traditions, mutual respect, and due regard for each other’s legitimate interests. Last year, our mutual trade exceeded half a billion dollars – a figure that is by no means the ceiling. There is clear potential to expand supplies of both agricultural products and energy resources, as we briefly touched upon earlier. Effective mechanisms for practical cooperation are already in place, including the Joint Commission on Trade and Economic Cooperation. Today, Mr President, we have an excellent opportunity to take stock of the current state of Russian-Philippine cooperation. Once again, welcome. President of the Republic of the Philippines Ferdinand R. Marcos: Thank you very much, Your Excellency, Mr President. First of all, allow me to convey my gratitude for the warm hospitality that your government and your people have shown to myself and this delegation, and, speaking as Chair of ASEAN, to all of the member states of ASEAN who have come for this very important summit. As you have mentioned, Mr President, it is a particularly significant time for us to be meeting as this is the 50 years’ celebration of the Philippine-Russian ties. We welcome the efforts of our respective embassies. Since last year, they have spearheaded initiatives that celebrate this milestone – in particular, the photo exhibition that was held in Moscow, the inaugurating display at the Foreign Ministry in Moscow. We hope to continue our regular conduct of political consultations between our foreign ministries. They provide a very important opportunity to explore further ways of cooperation. Once again, speaking as Chair of ASEAN, I personally extend my invitation to Your Excellency to attend the 21st East Asia Summit, which is scheduled to take place in Manila next November. The East Asia Summit remains an integral part in maintaining a regional architecture towards our shared goal of a stable, secure and prosperous region. On the trade and investment relationship between our two countries, again, I would like to thank you for the hospitality and support that was extended to our delegation at the fourth meeting of the Joint Commission on Trade and Economic Cooperation, which was held in Moscow last September. We appreciate the forward-looking exchange on different structural issues that affect the trade between our two countries. As you have mentioned, Your Excellency, there are many potential areas that are still open to explore. I think the present level of trade, although it is steady, I think there is a great deal more that we can do. We noted that during the JCTEC meeting held in Moscow, energy and food security emerged as mutual priorities for both our countries. That is why the b2b component of the sidelines of the JCTEC enabled the Philippines and Russia to establish networks and to explore joint ventures. We note that the number of memoranda of understanding that we signed during this activity covered cooperation and innovation, retail products, cosmetics, food processing, and industrial collaboration.

    Kremlin – President of Russia (EN)
  2. Siyasi17 Haz 14:10

    Meeting with Sultan of Brunei Darussalam Hassanal Bolkiah

    Rusya

    Vladimir Putin held a meeting with Sultan of Brunei Darussalam Hassanal Bolkiah on the sidelines of the Russia-ASEAN summit. On the Russian side, the meeting was attended by Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office Maxim Oreshkin, Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov, Minister of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov, Minister of Science and Higher Education Valery Falkov, Minister of Energy Sergei Tsivilev, and Deputy Minister of Defence Alexei Krivoruchko. The meeting was held at the Galiasgar Kamal Tatar State Academic Theatre in Kazan. * * * Beginning of Russia-Bruneitalks President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Your Majesty, Colleagues, friends, It is a genuine pleasure to welcome you to Russia, here in Kazan, the capital of Tatarstan. I am very grateful to you for making the journey to join us once again. Tomorrow, we will take part together in the summit marking the 35th anniversary of Russia-ASEAN relations. This year, we also celebrate the 35th anniversary of diplomatic relations between our countries, which were established on October 1, 1991. Built on friendship and mutually beneficial cooperation over the past years, our interstate ties remain at a high level. That is reflected not only in our political dialogue, but also in our consistent action to expand mutual trade and deepen collaboration across key sectors, energy above all. Our bilateral trade is showing positive momentum and is now approaching the billion-dollar threshold. In that context, I believe it would be worth considering the creation of a bilateral intergovernmental commission – a mechanism that would allow us to systematically deepen cooperation in fuel and energy, as well as in other promising areas. There is also considerable potential in tourism and people-to-people exchanges, which are greatly facilitated by the two-week visa-free regime currently in place. Your Majesty, we greatly appreciate Brunei’s consistently balanced position on international affairs, including on the highly complex and challenging issues confronting the world today. That, without doubt, is a reflection of your personal stature as one of the most experienced heads of state in the world. It was Russia and Brunei, after all, that pioneered the idea of a pan-regional security architecture. And today, the Russia-ASEAN strategic partnership stands as an important stabilising factor in the Asia-Pacific region. During the summit, together with the colleagues, we will be able to have a thorough exchange of views on how we can work together to strengthen peace and security in the region, against the backdrop of the current international situation. Thank you, Your Majesty. Sultan of Brunei Hassanal Bolkiah: Thank you, Mr President. It is a pleasure to meet you. Let me begin by expressing my sincere appreciation to you and the Russian Federation for hosting the 35th ASEAN-Russia commemorative summit and for the generous hospitality accorded to me and my delegation. I look forward to joining you and other ASEAN colleagues at the Summit and extend my best wishes and full support for a successful outcome. It has been over a decade since my last visit to Russia, and I still cherish the fond memories of my earlier visit to your country. I am therefore delighted to be in Russia and to be in the beautiful city of Kazan for the first time. I am looking back – with deep appreciation – on every opportunity we have had to meet over the years, from welcoming you to Brunei for the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in 2000 to your extensive virtual participation in the 4th ASEAN-Russia Summit and the 16th East Asia Summit during our ASEAN chairmanship in 2021. These exchanges have always been warm, and I look forward to our discussion today.

    Kremlin – President of Russia (EN)
  3. Siyasi17 Haz 16:20

    Meeting with Prime Minister of Malaysia Anwar Ibrahim

    Moscow, Rusya

    Vladimir Putin held a meeting with Prime Minister of Malasia Anwar Ibrahim who arrived in Kazan for the Russia-ASEAN summit. On the Russian side, the meeting was attended by Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office Maxim Oreshkin, Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov, Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut, Minister of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov, Minister of Science and Higher Education, Russian Co-Chair of the Joint Russia-Malaysia Commission for Economic, Scientific, Technical and Cultural Cooperation Valery Falkov, Minister of Energy Sergei Tsivilev, Director of the Federal Service for Military Technical Cooperation Dmitry Shugayev, Special Presidential Representative for Investment and Economic Cooperation with Foreign Countries, CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund Kirill Dmitriev, Head of the Republic of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov, First Deputy Governor of the Central Bank Vladimir Chistyukhin, General Director of the Roscosmos State Corporation Dmitry Bakanov, and Director General of the State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom Alexei Likhachev. The meeting took place at the Galiasgar Kamal Tatar State Academic Theatre in Kazan. * * * Beginning of Russian-Malaysian talks President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Mr Prime Minister, friends, It is a pleasure to welcome you to Russia, and I am delighted that you have joined us for the summit marking the 35th anniversary of our country’s relations with ASEAN. It was in Malaysia that the first meeting between the leaders of our countries in this format was held back in 2005. Last year, your country held the ASEAN chairmanship, and we are truly grateful for Malaysia’s support in advancing Russia’s strategic partnership with the Association. Our two countries also coordinate closely in other international arenas, including the United Nations, BRICS, and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation. Malaysia is a longstanding and trusted partner of Russia in the Asia-Pacific region, and our engagement has always relied on mutual respect and consideration for each other’s interests. Next year will mark the 60th anniversary of our diplomatic relations. And we approach this milestone with a rich legacy of fruitful cooperation behind us, and considerable scope for further growth ahead. Political dialogue has visibly gathered pace. We last met during your official visit in May 2025. In August, His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, the Supreme Ruler of Malaysia, paid the first state visit to Russia in the entire history of our bilateral ties. He subsequently visited St Petersburg earlier this year, and most recently came to Moscow in May for the celebrations of the 81st anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War. May I take this opportunity to ask you to pass on my warmest regards to His Majesty. We also maintain regular contact at ministerial, agency, and parliamentary levels. Our practical cooperation is overseen by the Intergovernmental Commission on Economic, Scientific, Technical, and Cultural Cooperation. Last year, our bilateral trade grew by 12.9 percent – a very encouraging result. At the same time, we attach great importance to joint initiatives in education, science, technology, and to expanding tourism and people-to-people ties. Today’s discussion offers us an excellent platform to discuss priority issues across the broad landscape of Russian-Malaysian relations. Mr Prime Minister, friends, once again, welcome. Prime Minister of Malaysia Anwar Ibrahim: Thank you, Mr President, President Putin and delegation members. May I express my profound gratitude to you for your hospitality, and also for the reception here in Kazan, and to the whole team, your team, and also to the Rais and his team. Thank you very much. You know, the relations in the last few years have been remarkable. We have seen impressive development, and my visit was – you were fantastic. The story about the three thrones became viral throughout the world, thank you. Although I still have one wife till now. And the King, may I also send respects from the King Ibrahim, who was very impressed and considers you, President Putin, as his friend, and the Russian people as a country that we can foster better relations. Now, bilateral mechanisms have expanded in all fields, and I think you have seen that. Even our hosting Russia in the Muslim World in Kuala Lumpur last year – it was a fantastic event, very successful, great participation, Rais Rustam was there and we accord all the support necessary to make sure that we embrace the friendship of the Russian people and see the enormous role that Russia can play not only in Malaysia but also in the developing world, ASEAN and the rest. We are exploring this Halal economy and finance. We are now almost finishing the visa abolition arrangement. The delay is caused by the Foreign Minister, but otherwise things are developing very well. Trade investments – there are issues, Mr President. As you know, energy, you have given fantastic support. Thank you very much. Petronas was here with your counterpart, some of the companies here. We certainly got great admiration for your determination to enhance that collaboration and support during the initial energy crisis and now. And then you have also agreed these flights for tourism, for trade, and connectivity between Malaysia, Moscow, Kazan, and other cities in Russia. I hope you can give the required support to enhance that and facilitate, in fact, accelerate that process. And there are so many issues. I must take this opportunity to thank you for your position vis-à-vis Gaza and now Iran. You have taken a very consistent, principled position. And I must say, on behalf of the Malaysian people and many others, how we admire your tenacity and conviction. Thank you.

    Kremlin – President of Russia (EN)
  4. Siyasi18 Haz 15:20

    Conversation with Prime Minister of Cambodia Hun Manet

    Moscow, Rusya

    Vladimir Putin held a meeting with Prime Minister of Cambodia Hun Manet on the sidelines of the ASEAN forum. President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Mr Prime Minister, Let me begin by saying that Cambodia is our long-standing friend and partner. We marked 70 years of diplomatic relations in May of this year. As is widely known, our country assisted Cambodia in its state-building efforts. It was with the USSR’s backing that Cambodia built a major hospital and a technology institute, and launched energy, agricultural, telecommunications, maritime and transport infrastructure facilities. Many of these structures continue to serve Cambodians to this day. Relations between Russia and Cambodia have retained their positive momentum in today’s world. Last year, mutual trade increased by 2 percent. This is a low figure which, of course, does not match our potential. Our respective governments are working on expanding trade and economic ties. These matters were on the agenda of a meeting between the co-chairs of the bilateral intergovernmental commission which took place here in Kazan this morning. Ms Lut is the co-chair representing Russia in this commission. We are looking forward to expanding our business-to-business contacts. In November 2025, representatives of major Russian companies, including Avtovaz, Gaz, KamAz and Miratorg, visited Cambodia. A Cambodian delegation attended the St Petersburg International Economic Forum on June 3–6. We invite our companies to take part in the Eastern Economic Forum on September 1–4 and in Russian Energy Week in Moscow in October 2026. Our two countries have been stepping up cooperation on cultural and humanitarian affairs. Held in Phnom Penh in March, the Days of Russian Culture were a great success. We continue to help train professionals for Cambodia. Over 8,000 Cambodians have received higher education in Russia. At present, we have about 160 Cambodian students, and a further 63 scholarships have been approved for your country this academic year. Mr Prime Minister, as I said, we have long-standing ties. The volume of our cooperation is growing, and we are very pleased about this. Once again, welcome to Russia. We have a great deal to discuss. Prime Minister of Cambodia Hun Manet (retranslated): Thank you, Mr President. First of all, allow me to congratulate you on the success of the Russia-ASEAN Summit, which marks 35 years of dialogue relations. I would also like to express gratitude to the Government and friendly people of Russia for the hospitality extended to my delegation. It is a great honour for me to convey the best regards of His Majesty King Norodom Sihamoni and President of the Senate Hun Sen to Your Excellency and the leadership of Russia. I congratulate the people of Russia on Russia Day, which you recently celebrated. We have a rich history of relations. This year, we will mark 70 years of our diplomatic ties, and throughout these years, Cambodia has highly valued its traditional friendship and long-term cooperation with the Russian Federation. We always remember with gratitude the support and assistance which the Soviet Union extended to Cambodia in 1979, during the most difficult period in our history. We are grateful to Russia for the contribution it made to the socioeconomic development of Cambodia, despite the changing global landscape. We continue to foster relations with Russia and China on the basis of common interests. Russia remains an important and reliable partner of our country. Russia is playing an important role in regional and global affairs, in particular, within the UN, and in elevating the role of the Global South and improving connectivity with the Asian region. I hope we will have fruitful talks and advance our cooperation to a new level. Thank you.

    Kremlin – President of Russia (EN)

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