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Russian president says to boost economic relations with Angola

LUANDA, June 26 (Xinhua) -- Russian President Dimitri Medvedev said here on Friday said that his country will begin from now to pay greater attention to economic relations with Angola, mainly in the area of investments.

Speaking at the opening ceremony of official talks between Russian and Angolan delegations held in the Angolan capital Luanda, Medvedev who arrived in Angola Friday for an official visit said there are good perspectives for the scientific technical, military and hydrocarbon and energy cooperation between the two countries.

"Our interests are common ...

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