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Russian and Armenian ministers, including Anton Alikhanov, discussed trade and economic cooperation during a visit to the Russian Federation.

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Russian and Armenian ministers, including Anton Alikhanov, discussed trade and economic cooperation during a visit to the Russian Federation.

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  1. Anton Alikhanov is serving as Minister of Industry and Trade, while Vladimir Putin remains President of Russia. Mikhail Kuznetsov guided the Russian Popular Front.1 source
  2. High-level discussion between Anton Alikhanov and Gevorg Papoyan on industrial cooperation and investment projects.1 source
  3. High-level talks between Russian and Armenian officials focused on deepening trade and economic ties.1 source

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