More than 60 agreements signed at different levels regulate Russian-Abkhaz relations today, and 30 more documents are currently being drafted, he said. tm (Our editorial staff can be reached at ) 06:05 06/10/2011 Abkhazia’s security, Russians’ property rights to dominate talks in Moscow MOSCOW, October 6 (Itar-Tass) security and Russian —— Abkhazia’s citizens’ property rights in that country will dominate the agenda of the talks between President Dmitry Medvedev and Abkhazian leader Alexander Ankvab in Moscow on Thursday, October 6. This is the first visit by third president to Russia after his election. Ankvab, Abkhazia’s 58, is making his first foreign trip 10 days after his inauguration in Sukhum where Federation Council Chairman Valentina Matviyenko invited him to visit Moscow. the course of the visit, Medvedev and Ankvab are scheduled to meet in a narrow “In format and with the a source in the Kremlin told Itar-Tass. heads of delegations,” “The states will consider the concrete aspects of Russian-Abkhazian interaction, assistance to Abkhazia in the field of security, socio-economic rebuilding, coordination in the international arena. They will map out the ways of further development of bilateral regions.” In his congratulatory message to Ankvab, Medvedev stressed that Abkhazia can count on in the intends to continue to provide all-round support and Moscow’s help future. “Russia aid to the friendly Abkhazian people in the field of state development and in the implementation of socio-economic the president said. projects,” crucial priority is to ensure reliable security for Abkahzia. In this context, the “The parties will discuss practical implementation of the agreements on joint efforts in protecting Abkhazia's state border and the unified Russian military base in the territory of the republic of the Kremlin said. Abkhazia,” The parties are expected to discuss the restoration of Russian citizens' property rights in Abkhazia. The two countries have set up a special commission to ensure legitimate resolution of these issues.
More than 60 agreements signed at different levels regulate Russian-Abkhaz relations today, and 30 more documents are currently being drafted, he said. tm (Our editorial staff can be reached at ) 06:05 06/10/2011 Abkhazia’s security, Russians’ property rights to dominate talks in Moscow MOSCOW, October 6 (Itar-Tass) —— Abkhazia’s security and Russian citizens’ property rights in that country will dominate the agenda of the talks between President Dmitry Medvedev and Abkhazian leader Alexander Ankvab in Moscow on Thursday, October 6. This is the first visit by Abkhazia’s third president to Russia after his election. Ankvab, 58, is making his first foreign trip 10 days after his inauguration in Sukhum where Federation Council Chairman Valentina Matviyenko invited him to visit Moscow. “In the course of the visit, Medvedev and Ankvab are scheduled to meet in a narrow format and with the delegations,” a source in the Kremlin told Itar-Tass. “The heads of states will consider the concrete aspects of Russian-Abkhazian interaction, assistance to Abkhazia in the field of security, socio-economic rebuilding, coordination in the international arena. They will map out the ways of further development of bilateral regions.” In his congratulatory message to Ankvab, Medvedev stressed that Abkhazia can count on Moscow’s help in the future. “Russia intends to continue to provide all-round support and aid to the friendly Abkhazian people in the field of state development and in the implementation of socio-economic projects,” the president said. “The crucial priority is to ensure reliable security for Abkahzia. In this context, the parties will discuss practical implementation of the agreements on joint efforts in protecting Abkhazia's state border and the unified Russian military base in the territory of the republic of Abkhazia,” the Kremlin said. The parties are expected to discuss the restoration of Russian citizens' property rights in Abkhazia. The two countries have set up a special commission to ensure legitimate resolution of these issues.
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