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Constructive Cooperation with Russia Essential for European Countries - German Analyst
Constructive Cooperation with Russia Essential for European Countries - German Analyst
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It is essential for European countries to seek constructive cooperation with Russia, Alexander von Bismarck, founder of Bismarck Dialog, a Russian-German public project, told Sputnik.
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It is essential for European countries to seek constructive cooperation with Russia, Alexander von Bismarck, founder of Bismarck Dialog, a Russian-German public project, told Sputnik.Bismarck was a guest speaker on "The role of public institutions in smoothing out geopolitical tensions in the modern world" at the symposium on cooperation between BRICS and the EU hosted by Russia’s Sirius Federal Territory. “We [Germany] are in the best position to talk to the Russians because we have been friends for so many years,” he underscored. He added that “we had many conversations together, and we need this for the BRICS future.” Within the framework of the Russian presidency of BRICS, the Sirius federal territory played host to the symposium under the motto "The Role of the State, Science and Society in the Development of Socioeconomic Cooperation between BRICS+ and European Countries and Organizations". Members of the European Parliament from Greece, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, as well as lawmakers from the national legislative bodies of Bulgaria, Germany, Serbia and other countries, were among the invited guests. The organizers touted it as “an icebreaker event that opens the way to restoring a full-fledged inter-parliamentary and public dialogue between the East and West of Europe, and through it between the political West and the Global South.""Today we would like to take a big step forward towards mutual understanding and renew a very serious dialogue on the future of the world in which we live," underscored Alexey Gromyko, Director of the Institute of Europe of the Russian Academy of Sciences, during the opening of the symposium.The first session was devoted to the role of BRICS and European countries in building a more just and mutually beneficial world economic order, while the second focused on the importance of interaction between BRICS and Europe in the context of ongoing large-scale geopolitical upheavals.
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Constructive Cooperation with Russia Essential for European Countries - German Analyst
Russia's Sirius Federal Territory has hosted the symposium "The Role of the State, Science and Society in the Development of Socioeconomic Cooperation between BRICS+ and European Countries and Organizations". The event was geared towards opening "a new page" in relations with constructive socio-political forces in Europe.
It is essential for European countries to seek constructive cooperation with Russia, Alexander von Bismarck, founder of Bismarck Dialog, a Russian-German public project, told Sputnik.
“We [Europe] need cooperation with Russia. We need to talk together. And when Brussels and the EU can't do this, the countries of the EU have to do this, such as France or Germany,” noted the businessman and public figure.
Bismarck was a guest speaker on "The role of public institutions in smoothing out geopolitical tensions in the modern world" at the symposium on cooperation between
BRICS and the EU hosted by Russia’s Sirius Federal Territory.
“We [Germany] are in the best position to talk to the Russians because we have been friends for so many years,” he underscored.
He added that “we had many conversations together, and we need this for the BRICS future.”
“When Germany and Russia come together, it will serve to help Europe,” stressed Bismarck.
Germany has fared the worst from joining the shortsighted economic policy of the European Union to restrict Russian energy purchases and slap sanctions on Russia over the Ukraine crisis. Germany has faced stagnation, high energy prices, lost competitiveness and deindustrialization.
Within the framework of the Russian presidency of BRICS, the Sirius federal territory played host to the symposium under the motto "The Role of the State, Science and Society in the Development of Socioeconomic Cooperation between BRICS+ and European Countries and Organizations".
Members of the European Parliament from Greece, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, as well as lawmakers from the national legislative bodies of Bulgaria, Germany, Serbia and other countries, were among the invited guests.
The organizers touted it as “an icebreaker event that opens the way to restoring a full-fledged inter-parliamentary and public dialogue between the East and West of Europe, and through it between the political West and the Global South."
"Today we would like to take a big step forward towards mutual understanding and renew a very serious dialogue on the future of the world in which we live," underscored Alexey Gromyko, Director of the Institute of Europe of the Russian Academy of Sciences, during the opening of the symposium.
The first session was devoted to the
role of BRICS and European countries in building a more just and mutually beneficial world economic order, while the second focused on the importance of interaction between BRICS and Europe in the context of ongoing large-scale
geopolitical upheavals.
