Cuban Leader Raul Castro who completed his official visits to allies China and Vietnam, will meet Russian leader Vladimir Putin at Kremlin today.
Moscow / NationalTurk – Russian President Vladimir Putin will on Wednesday meet at Kremlin with Raul Castro, the president of Cuba’s Council of State and Council of Ministers, as Castro visits Russia after China and Vietnam respectively.
The two leaders’ talks will focus on economic and investment cooperation between Cuba and russia. They are also set to discuss efforts to boost and diversify trade, as well as key projects in energy, transport and telecommunications.
Cuba Russia relations to improve after Castro Putin meeting
‘ The Putin Castro meeting will continue a series of bilateral top level contacts and will be the third for both leaders,’ the Kremlin stated. ‘
Vladimir Putin and Raul Castro, brother of Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro held previously 2 meetings, in Havana in December 2000 and in Moscow in February 2009.
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