Putin underlines need to achieve stability on international arena

International

Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed today to his country’s diplomats the need to work to achieve stability on the international arena.

 President Putin congratulated the Russian diplomats on the occasion of (Russian diplomacy Day) and called for working to achieve stability on the international arena, which is witnessing an imbalance, according to the press office of the Russian presidency.

 

Putin underlined the necessity to intensify efforts to ensure the rights of Russian citizens abroad and protect the Russian language and historical facts about the (Great Patriotic War).

Putin also touched on the role of Russian diplomacy in stepping up efforts to find a political solution to the crisis in Syria and to restore security and stability to the country.

Inas Abdulakreem

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