Belarussian President Left Moscow

30.11.2001 10:54

World » Former USSR

Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko has left the Russian capital. Lukashenko took part in the CIS summit held on Friday, Besides, he had a bilateral meeting with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin. The parties discussed acute issues of Russian-Belarussian relations and the prospects of the two countries' closer integration into the Union State of Russia and Belarus.

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