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Italy/Russia intergovernmental summit in Sochi

Sochi, Russia - Among the agreements signed, one is about the entry, the stay and the exit of crew of Italian and Russian airlines

On Friday was held the seventh inter-governmental summit between Italy and Russia, which saw the participation of a delegation of Italian ministers, under Silvio Berlusconi, and Russian representatives led by the ex-Soviet Country's President Dmitry Medvededv. The key issues of the international agenda were scheduled and, at the end of the summit, there was the signing of seven agreements between...

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Rome, Italy, 12/03/2010 17:50
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