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Russia Offers Training for Crews from Friendly Countries for Arctic and Northern Sea Route Operations
Russia Offers Training for Crews from Friendly Countries for Arctic and Northern Sea Route Operations
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Russia Offers Training for Crews from Friendly Countries for Arctic and Northern Sea Route Operations The announcement was made by the Deputy Minister of... 04.09.2025, Sputnik Africa
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Russia Offers Training for Crews from Friendly Countries for Arctic and Northern Sea Route Operations The announcement was made by the Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation, Alexander Poshivay, during the session "Responsible Partnership for the Comprehensive Development of the Arctic and the Far East" at the Eastern Economic Forum 2025."It is anticipated that the transit component relying on the Trans-Arctic transport corridor will largely be staffed by foreign crews. We are ready to begin training not only our own crews but also the crews from primarily friendly countries, so that they can carry out their work competently and safely," he said.Subscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X
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Russia Offers Training for Crews from Friendly Countries for Arctic and Northern Sea Route Operations
18:09 04.09.2025 (Updated: 18:24 04.09.2025) Russia Offers Training for Crews from Friendly Countries for Arctic and Northern Sea Route Operations
The announcement was made by the Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation, Alexander Poshivay, during the session "Responsible Partnership for the Comprehensive Development of the Arctic and the Far East" at the Eastern Economic Forum 2025.
"It is anticipated that the transit component relying on the Trans-Arctic transport corridor will largely be staffed by foreign crews. We are ready to begin training not only our own crews but also the crews from primarily friendly countries, so that they can carry out their work competently and safely," he said.
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