President McAleese to visit Russia

President Mary McAleese will make a four-day visit to Russia next week in a bid to build business links between the countries, it was disclosed today.

President McAleese to visit Russia
Fri, 03 Sep, 2010 - 15:40

President Mary McAleese will make a four-day visit to Russia next week in a bid to build business links between the countries, it was disclosed today.

During her trip to Moscow and St Petersburg the President and junior minister Billy Kelleher will lead a trade delegation of 30 Irish companies and agencies.

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