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Russian President Putin's visit to boost business contacts with Hungary - Putin aide

MOSCOW. FEBRUARY 28 (INTERFAX) - Russian President Vladimir Putin will discuss ways to further expand bilateral business cooperation and return the Sarospatak Reformed College's collection of books to the Hungarian authorities during his February 28-March 1 visit to Budapest.

"Russian-Hungarian relations are on the rise. They are not plagued by any unresolved political problems. Putin's visit will be the culmination of their rapid and consistent development in recent years," presidential aide Sergei Prikhodko told Interfax.

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