New Europe News 1 month ago

Putin Vanhanen discuss Nord Stream

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on 25 October after talks with his Finnish counterpart Matti Vanhanen that he hopes the Nord Stream gas pipeline will be built on schedule. Full Article at New Europe News

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  1. The moratorium on raising export duties on round timber will remain in force for the next year. I believe it possible to make a similar decision for 2011
    Vladimir Putin – Vladimir Putin SOURCE: Xinhua 1 month ago
  2. After that, the environmental authorities will give their permission to the passage of the gas pipeline. We expect this to be done by the end of the year
    Matti Vanhanen – Matti Vanhanen SOURCE: Xinhua 1 month ago
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