EMBASSY INFORMS
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I know what the interests of my country are. And whatever somebody might say about me, this has no importance whatsoever when compared to the fundamental tasks that Russia is interested in solving. But of course, we see, we hear, we understand and we take those views into consideration in our work.
Thirty years ago, on December 18, 1989, Brussels hosted the signing of the Agreement on Trade and Commercial and Economic Cooperation between the USSR and the European communities. This date became the point of departure for official relations between Russia as the successor state of the USSR and the European Union.
Symbolically, the Agreement was signed slightly over a month after the fall of the Berlin Wall, an event that came down in history as a landmark signifying the end of the Cold War, a period, when the continent was divided into two opposing ideological blocs. The founders of the Russia-EU partnership knew that it would be impossible to erase the centuries-old divides on the continent unless a broad framework for cooperation was created in Europe. Both sides intended to make it mutually beneficial, long-term, and resistant to economic and political fluctuations.
On 17 December 2019 the Russian Embassy in London hosted the annual reception organised together with the Hermitage Foundation UK. The Russian Ambassador to the UK His Excellency Mr Andrei Kelin welcomed the guests at his Residence.
On 7 December 2019 the Russian Embassy in London hosted the annual conference of representatives of youth compatriots’ associations «UK Youth: Looking forward to the Future», organised by the Youth Coordination Council of Russian Compatriots.
On 7 December 2019 the Russian Embassy in London hosted the annual conference of representatives of youth compatriots’ associations «UK Youth: Looking forward to the Future», organised by the Youth Coordination Council of Russian Compatriots.
Ambassador Andrei Kelin gave an interview to RT.
Mr Chairperson-in-Office,
Mr Secretary General,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
First of all, allow me to thank Slovakia’s Chairmanship for its hospitality. Here in Bratislava, where Western and Eastern Europe meet, we are reminded that the purpose of our organisation is to facilitate the emergence of shared security through cooperation, as well as the removal of dividing lines and the growth of mutual trust. The goal adopted at the 2010 Astana summit of building a community of equal, comprehensive and indivisible security should remain our utmost priority. Today, CSTO foreign ministers adopted a statement to this effect, reaffirming their commitment to this objective.
Ambassador Andrei Kelin gave an interview to Channel 4.
Ambassador Andrei Kelin gave an interview to Sky News during the V Russian-British business forum on 27 November 2019.
Ambassador Andrei Kelin gave an interview to RT during the V Russian-British business forum on 27 November 2019.
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