MOSCOW, May 2 (RIA Novosti) - President Vladimir Putin will make his annual address to the Federal Assembly - Russia's parliament - on May 10, presidential press secretary Alexei Gromov said Tuesday.
This year's address, Putin's seventh, is expected to focus on foreign policy.
In addition to members of both houses, the address is attended by members of the Russian government, chairmen of the Supreme and Higher Arbitration Courts, the prosecutor general, and other senior officials.
Addressing parliament last April, the Russian president set the country's priorities in the socio-economic sphere, including higher wages for public-sector employees, a business friendly environment, and deregulation.
