На переговорах Путин-Эрдоган обсуждают газ, трубопроводы и будущее Евразии. Турция расстелила бирюзовый ковер во время пышной церемонии встречи российского лидера в Анкаре.

Турция растелила красную ковровую дорожку для приветствия президента России Владимира Путина во время его однодневного визита в Анкару, в понедельник (1 декабря). Только на этот раз ковер был не красный, а бирюзовый, и щедрая церемония встречи была полна символик Османского величия. После воздания чести Мавзолею Турецкой Республики Кемаля Ататюрка, Путин в сопровождении конницы добрался через столицу до президентского дворца, где его встретил президент Эрдоган, и принял участие в официальной церемонии, которая включала в себя двадцать один залп из орудий и обзор президентской гвардии.

После этого занялись делами. Владимир Путин и Реджеп Тайип Эрдоган приняли участие в пятом заседании Верховного Совета Российско-турецкого сотрудничества.

На повестке дня Совета двустороннее сотрудничество в области торговли, экономики и энергетического сектора.

Обе стороны подписали ряд двусторонних соглашений, включая меморандумы о взаимопонимании в области энергоэффективности, энергосбережения и возобновляемых источников энергии, о подготовке кадров для ядерной энергетики, в сфере малого и среднего бизнеса, сотрудничество по труду, социальной защите и занятости населения, меморандум о взаимопонимании между Газпромом и Botas нефтегазовой трубопроводной корпорации Турции. Также было подписано двустороннее соглашение о взаимной правовой помощи по уголовным делам.

На пресс-конференции по итогам обсуждений президент Путин заявил, что российско-турецкие отношения в энергетическом секторе поднялись до стратегического уровня. Россия увеличит поставки газа на турецкий рынок на 3 млрд кубометров в рамках проекта Голубой поток, сообщил Путин. Россия снизит на 6% цены на газ для Турции с 1 января 2015 года, добавил он. Россия готова к дальнейшему снижению цены на газ для Турции в качестве своего стратегического партнера, добавил Путин, и  что скидка 6% от цены на газ для Турции является лишь первым шагом. Президент России также отметил, что с Турцией  возможен режим свободной торговли.

Во время пресс-конференции лидер России пообещал, что Аккую АЭС (атомная электростанция) в Турции будет построена в срок, и будет соответствовать всем требованиям безопасности. Атомная электростанция Аккую строится российской государственной корпорацией Росатом.

Президент Путин и президент Эрдоган также провели частные переговоры, во время которых обсудили вопросы, связанные с будущим Евразии. Обе страны стремятся играть ведущую роль в регионе, и это иногда ставит их в конкуренцию друг с другом. Однако, в ходе визита обе стороны говорили только о тех областях, где им удалось договориться.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств.

Фото: Президент Путин и президент Эрдоган идут по бирюзовому ковру, смотреть турецкую президентскую гвардию в резиденции президента в Анкаре, в понедельник, 1 декабря 2014.

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