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Putin calls to set partnership with Kyrgyzstan on business course
DUSHANBE, November 25 (Itar-Tass) -- Russia and Kyrgyzstan should
bring their partnership to a normal, business course, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin declared at a meeting with Kyrgyz President of the transitional period Rosa Otunbayeva on Thursday.
"We welcomed the Kyrgyz parliamentary election, and hope that the work on the formation of a new government will be completed soon," Putin said.
"In times of hardships in Kyrgyzstan Russia did everything possible to support Kyrgyzstan and its people. We rendered all the necessary, prompt assistance and gave humanitarian support to Kyrgyzstan," Putin said.
"Russia and Kyrgyzstan should bring their relations to a normal,
business course and bring their day-to-day activities to a normal regime," Putin declared.
For her part Rosa Otunbayeva said that Kyrgyzstan appreciates Russia' s assistance.
"We heard Russia's voice during those "hot" days and received Russia's support, which was vitally important," Otunbayeva said.
"Kyrgyzstan is doing everything possible now to stay in a legal
framework. Intensive parliamentary consultations are going ahead to form a majority coalition followed by the formation of the government," Otunbayeva said.
bring their partnership to a normal, business course, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin declared at a meeting with Kyrgyz President of the transitional period Rosa Otunbayeva on Thursday.
"We welcomed the Kyrgyz parliamentary election, and hope that the work on the formation of a new government will be completed soon," Putin said.
"In times of hardships in Kyrgyzstan Russia did everything possible to support Kyrgyzstan and its people. We rendered all the necessary, prompt assistance and gave humanitarian support to Kyrgyzstan," Putin said.
"Russia and Kyrgyzstan should bring their relations to a normal,
business course and bring their day-to-day activities to a normal regime," Putin declared.
For her part Rosa Otunbayeva said that Kyrgyzstan appreciates Russia' s assistance.
"We heard Russia's voice during those "hot" days and received Russia's support, which was vitally important," Otunbayeva said.
"Kyrgyzstan is doing everything possible now to stay in a legal
framework. Intensive parliamentary consultations are going ahead to form a majority coalition followed by the formation of the government," Otunbayeva said.
