The Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed on the phone with the President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev issues of bilateral cooperation and further development of Eurasian integration and the results of the referendum in Greece, stated in the press service of the Kremlin.
"during the conversation they discussed topical issues in Russian-Kazakh strategic partnership, further development of Eurasian integration, and a range of international topics, among them the crisis in Ukraine and the outcome of the Greek referendum. The two presidents agreed to hold the next bilateral meeting at the upcoming BRICS and the SCO in Ufa ", ? reported in the report on the Internet representation of the Kremlin.
Also says that Putin " heat paid homage to the Kazakh leader with the 75th anniversary since the birth of ". First, the President has sent the President a congratulatory message on the occasion of his birthday. The capital of the Republic of Bashkortostan takes 8-10 July international summits of the SCO and BRICS. This year Russia presides in both these organizations. As reported before, Putin, at the next summit of the SCO in Bashkiria to the organization have the opportunity to connect India and Pakistan. The Shanghai cooperation organization - continuously operating regional international Association, whose establishment was announced fifteen June 2001 in Shanghai. Priority activities of the SCO joint anti-terrorism, extremism, development of cooperation in energy, oil and gas, transport, telecommunications and other fields. Now SCO members are Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, China, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. Observer status are Afghanistan, India, Iran, Mongolia and Pakistan, " dialogue partners are Belarus, Turkey and Sri Lanka. The total population of SCO - 1, 597 billion people (a quarter of the inhabitants of the Earth), the total gross domestic product - eleven, 6 trillion dollars. BRICS ? is a group of five emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa. The last block to South Africa joined in 2011. Review Goldman Sachs, by 2050 the total economy of the countries of group size will exceed the total size of the economies of the richest countries in the world (the "Big seven" ).

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