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Putin invites young global leaders to partner with Russia in shaping future world order

Russian President Vladimir Putin has invited young leaders from around the world to participate in projects in Russia as Moscow seeks deeper international partnerships around technology, development and global cooperation.“Where else but here, one of the centres of Russia’s industrial, cultural and intellectual legacy, would young leaders from different countries discuss how our life is changing with the arrival of new technology and what kind of world we want in the future?”Putin also used the Russian word “mir”, which carries meanings associated with both peace and the world, to frame his message of international cooperation.
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