Categories: WORLD

Russia’s Withdrawal From World Tourism Organization Was A Reasonable Step – President Putin

Tourism should be outside politics but Russia’s withdrawal from the World Tourism Organization was a reasonable step, President Vladimir Putin said speaking at the meeting of State Tourism Council board on Tuesday.

“The priority is strengthening Russia’s position in tourism sector on the international arena. You know, we left the World Tourism Organization, this was a reasonable step. But we are convinced that tourism should be out of politics, and we understand what a huge role it plays in building partnership and mutual understanding between countries and peoples,” the head of state said.

Sponsored

He also asked the government to “study the topic of creating interstate tourism organizations.”

“We have enough partners. Many of them have motivation to work with Russia,” Putin said.

SPONSORED
ABN Editor 2

An open source journalist and content manager

Recent Posts

Ibrahim Babangida Dies In Auto Crash

Former Super Eagles player Ibrahim Babangida has died in an accident along Zaira road. His brother,…

1 hour ago

Anambra Police Repel Attack By Gunmen Near Odumegwu Ojukwu University

The Anambra State Police command has repelled attack by gunmen operating near the campus of…

8 hours ago

Abia Govt Launches Land Title Recertification Exercise, Gives Deadline for Submission (Video)

The Abia State Government has announced the commencement of a comprehensive recertification exercise for all…

10 hours ago

Reps Suspend Implementation Of Cybercrime Levy By CBN

The House of Representatives on Thursday, May 9, directed the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)…

11 hours ago

Nigerian Police, UK National Crime Agency Strengthen Partnership To Combat Crime

In a bid to enhance crime prevention and security in Nigeria, the Inspector-General of Police,…

12 hours ago

E-Money Under Police Investigation Over N1.2bn Dispute With Lagos Car Dealer

The Chief Executive Officer, Emy Cargo and Shipping Services Limited, Emeka Okonkwo, aka E-Money is…

12 hours ago