Arkady Dvorkovich
Russia says Turkey's action over Russian products crimping ties
Ankara's action against Russian wheat, maize and sunflower oil suppliers is hindering restoration of ties between the two countries, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich told Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek by phone on March 22.
European Commissioner Shevchovich To Lay Groundwork for Gas Talks in Moscow
It is expected that the meeting of European Commissioner Marosh Shevchovich in Moscow will open the way for tri-lateral negotiations among the EU, Ukraine and Russia on the transit of Russian gas to Europe. Shevchovich will hold talks with Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak and Deputy PM Arkady Dvorkovich.
Greek PM Calls for Deepening Ties With Russia
BELGRADE - Greece is going to develop ties with Russia in all spheres, country's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said at the opening ceremony of the 81st Thessaloniki International Fair.
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Statue unveiled in Thessaloniki to mark Russian friendship
Arkady Dvorkovich, Russia's deputy prime minister (2nd from l), Thessaloniki Mayor Yiannis Boutaris (r), Ivan Savvidis, the head of the Federation of Greek Communities in Russia, and other officials unveil a statue of former Queen Olga in a street bearing her name on Saturday in Thessaloniki.
PM to meet Russians to discuss Turkish Stream pipeline
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is due to meet with Russian officials in Thessaloniki on Saturday morning to discuss the possibility of the Turkish Stream pipeline, which will carry Russian natural gas to Turkey, being extended to Greece.
Statue of former queen to be inaugurated in Thessaloniki
A monument in tribute to former Queen Olga of Greece - the Grand Duchess Olga Constantinovna of Russia - will be unveiled on Saturday in Thessaloniki on Vassilissis Olgas II Avenue as part of the Year of Greece in Russia and Russia in Greece.
Russian sanctions hurting Ankara and Moscow, Turkey says
Sanctions imposed by Russia on some Turkish products have hurt both countries, Turkish Customs and Trade Minister Bulent Tüfenkçi said Dec. 28 as Russia signaled that new measures against Turkey are planned.
Russian sanctions hurting Moscow and Ankara, Turkey says
Sanctions imposed by Russia on some Turkish products have hurt both countries, Turkish Customs and Trade Minister Bulent Tüfenkçi said Dec. 28 as Russia signaled that new measures against Turkey are planned.
Russian Central Bank says to take into account Turkey sanctions in inflation forecast
Russia's Central Bank told Reuters in a statement on Dec. 1 that it would take into account sanctions on Turkey in its inflation forecasting.
Russia vows to ban agriculture, fruit, vegetable imports from Turkey
Russia will ban imports of agricultural products, vegetables and fruits from Turkey and may expand its sanctions further if deemed necessary, senior officials said at a government meeting on Nov. 30, as quoted by Reuters.
Moscow may delay the introduction of the food import restrictions for several weeks to ease inflationary pressure, said Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich.