Russia, Myanmar expand humanitarian cooperation — Putin
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Myanmar's Min Aung Hlaing met to discuss expanding cooperation in humanitarian, scientific, academic, and sports sectors. Putin highlighted the opening of a Myanmar consulate in Vladivostok and an agreement to build a Russian Orthodox church in Yangon.
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What happened
/TASS/ Russia and Myanmar are developing cooperation in the humanitarian sphere and are expanding scientific, academic, and sports exchanges, Russian President Vladimir Putin said after talks with his visiting Myanmar counterpart, Min Aung Hlaing.
Why it matters
"Cooperation between the two countries in the humanitarian sphere has traditionally been extensive," Putin said, noting the expansion of scientific, academic, youth, tourism, and sports exchanges.
Common ground
According to the Russian leader, visa-free travel between the two countries contributes to the development of bilateral humanitarian cooperation.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Myanmar's Min Aung Hlaing met to discuss expanding cooperation in humanitarian, scientific, academic, and sports sectors. Putin highlighted the opening of a Myanmar consulate in Vladivostok and an agreement to build a Russian Orthodox church in Yangon.
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