The key facts
- Putin said at the Kremlin ceremony that humanitarian and business cooperation creates the foundation for political relations and security
- The ceremony is timed to National Unity Day; the decree on the awards was signed on November 2
- The Pushkin Medal was awarded to Alexander von Bismarck, a descendant of the first chancellor of the German Empire
Statement at the award ceremony
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that cooperation between countries in culture, education, humanitarian fields and business Life.ru reports.
Who received awards
The head of state thanked the foreign representatives present for developing Russia's ties with their countries and peoples. Putin signed the corresponding decree on the awards back on November 2. Among the recipients was Alexander von Bismarck, a descendant of the first chancellor of the German Empire, Otto von Bismarck, and founder of the Russian-German public project the Pushkin Medal at the ceremonial event on November 4 in the Kremlin.
Context
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