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Российский лидер призывает к расширению сотрудничества между экономическими блоками.

10 July 2015

Саммит стран БРИКС, Шанхайской организации сотрудничества (ШОС) и Евразийского экономического союза (ЕврАзЭС) стартовал в четверг, 9 июля, в российском городе Уфа.

Выступая на встрече, президент России Владимир Путин сказал, что "Нет сомнений, у нас есть все необходимые предпосылки, чтобы расширить горизонты взаимополезного сотрудничества, сложить воедино имеющиеся у нас сырьевые ресурсы, человеческий капитал, огромную емкость потребительских рынков для мощного экономического рывка".

Путин отметил также огромный транзитный потенциал Евразии, указав на "строительство новых эффективных транспортно-логистических цепочек, в частности - реализацию инициативу экономического пояса "Шелкового пути" и развитие транспортного сообщения в восточной части РФ и Сибири". "Это может связать динамично растущие рынки Азии и зрелые, богатые индустриальными и технологическими достижениями экономики Европы - и одновременно позволит нашим странам стать более конкурентоспособными в соревновании за инвесторов, за создание новых рабочих мест, за передовые производства", - считает он.

Глава российского государства также отметил, что рост численности населения планеты "требует активизации взаимодействия по вопросам продовольственной безопасности, итенсификации сельского хозяйства, рачительного использования водных ресурсов и конечно же заботы о всей биосфере Земли".

Кроме того, Путин остановился и на еще одном принципиальном, по его словам, моменте: "Справедливый и безопасный мир невозможно устроить без тесного гуманитарного сотрудничества". Именно поэтому, подчеркнул он, Россия стремится углублять контакты в сфере культуры, науки, образования и туризма со всеми партнерами в БРИКС, ШОС, ЕАЭС и в рамках других форматов.

В состав БРИКС входят Россия, Индия, Китай, ЮАР и Бразилия. ШОС объединяет Россию, Казахстан, Киргизию, Китай, Таджикистан и Узбекистан. Статус наблюдателей в ШОС имеют Афганистан, Индия, Иран, Монголия и Пакистан, "партнерами по диалогу" являются Белоруссия, Турция и Шри-Ланка. Членами ЕАЭС наряду с РФ, Казахстаном и Белоруссией являются Армения и Киргизия.

Источник: commonspace.eu по материалам ИТАР-ТАСС

Фото: Лидеры стран БРИКС и другие приглашенные гости на саммите в российском городе Уфа в четверг, 9 Июля 2015.

 

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