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Article: RUSSIA: VLADIMIR PUTIN SENT A MESSAGE TO THE KING OF SAUDI ARABIA.

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March 5, 2006
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According to Kremlin News: The message reads, in particular: "We recognize that strengthening direct links between the business communities of the Russian Federation and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia helps develop trade and economic relations and the multifaceted ties between our two countries. The Russian-Arab meeting presently taking place in Riyadh will undoubtedly produce valuable results. I consider this meeting to be our joint constructive contribution towards strengthening mutual understanding and tolerance in relations between different peoples and religions. It is necessary to prevent extremists from involving the ...

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