vladimir putin, russia, moscow, новый онлайн для белой редактуры
vladimir putin, russia, moscow, новый онлайн для белой редактуры
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Presidential inaugurations in Russia have taken place on May 7 since 2000.
Vladimir Putin is being sworn in as president of Russia in Moscow on Tuesday in what will become his fifth inauguration ceremony as head of state.
The Grand Kremlin Palace is hosting the solemn inauguration ceremony, and the event is attended by Russian government officials, members of parliament, Constitutional Court justices, Russian and foreign diplomats, as well as prominent representatives of business and show business.
The Russian presidential election took place on March 15-17, and saw Putin re-elected with 87.28% of the vote to serve as president for another six-year term.
On the occasion of the presidential inauguration, the Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus' is performing a prayer service in the Kremlin’s Annunciation Cathedral. According to tradition, the president is present at the service.
On inauguration day, the Russian government, led by the chairman, resigns its powers to the newly elected president of the country. All cabinet members continue to perform their duties until a new government is formed.
Putin sends a strong message of optimism during inauguration speech. Here are major takeaways:
Russia will continue to work with partners on the formation of a multipolar world order;
The safety of the Russian people will be the top priority;
Russia does not refuse dialogue with Western countries;
Russia is ready to enhance good relations with all nations, as well as with the majority of the world;
Conversations on security issues and strategic stability are possible only on equal terms
14:52 07.05.2024
14:52 07.05.2024
14:52 07.05.2024
14:51 07.05.2024
14:51 07.05.2024
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