Putin says first Russian-Arab summit to take place on Oct. 15
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Moscow will host the first Russia-Arab Summit on October 15, inviting leaders from all Arab League member states. The summit aims to strengthen ties and enhance cooperation between Russia and the Arab world, promoting peace and stability in the Middle East and North Africa.
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- Anadolu Agency
- Published Date: 11:36 | 17 May 2025
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Saturday that Moscow is organizing the first Russia-Arab summit on Oct. 15.
In a message marking the inauguration of the 34th session of the Arab League Summit, published on the Kremlin website, Putin formally invited leaders of all member states of the Arab League to attend the event.
Putin emphasized Russia's intention to maintain and expand constructive dialogue with the Arab League, as well as foster friendly relations with all its members.
"I hereby cordially invite all leaders of the member states of your esteemed organization, along with the Secretary-General of the Arab League, to participate in the first Russian-Arab Summit, which we intend to organize on October 15," Putin said.
He expressed confidence that the forthcoming summit in October will significantly reinforce mutually advantageous multilateral cooperation between the two sides, thereby promoting peace, security, and stability throughout the regions of the Middle East and North Africa.
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