Russia Seeks to Build Constructive Relations With Foreign Partners, Putin Says

The Eastern Economic Forum is an international platform established in 2015 by the Russian President, Vladimir Putin. The main goal of the forum is to build and strength connections among the Russian and global investment communities.
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Russia seeks to build constructive relations with foreign partners that are interested in this, and is open to a broad dialogue on all pressing issues, President Vladimir Putin said in a message to the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) participants, published on Monday by the Kremlin.

"The main topic of this forum — 'Towards Cooperation, Peace and Prosperity,' — reflects Russia's desire to build constructive relations with all interested foreign partners. Our country is completely open to a broad dialogue on pressing issues of the regional agenda, and intends to continue to actively participate in efforts to build a system of interstate relations in the Asia-Pacific region based on equality, mutual benefit and respect for each other's legitimate interests," Putin said.

The president also told the EEF participants that it is important to determine ways to form new supply chains and ensure food safety.
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The 8th EEF will be held on September 10-13 in Vladivostok on the Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU).