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President Vladimir Putin took part in opening the Third Congress of the United Russia party

September 20, 2003
12:30
Column Hall, Moscow
President Putin addressing the Third Congress of the United Russia Party.
President Putin addressing the Third Congress of the United Russia Party.
President Putin attending the Third Congress of the United Russia Party with Moscow Mayor Yury Luzhkov, co-chairman of the Party\'s Supreme Council.
Boris Gryzlov, chairman of the United Russia Party\'s Supreme Council, addressing the party\'s Third Congress.
President Putin before the beginning of the United Russia Party\'s Third Congress with members of the Party\'s Supreme Council — (from left to right) Interior Minister Boris Gryzlov, Tatarstan President Mintimer Shaimiyev, Emergency Situations Minister Sergei Shoigu and Moscow Mayor Yury Luzhkov.

In his speech, President Putin characterised the recent State Duma as an efficient, professional and competent legislative body. The nation has as a result received the laws, he said, whose absence hindered economic development for a long time, prevented the required level of stability and therefore impeded progress.

The President pointed out that he usually did not participate in inter-party discussions and events of this kind, but he came to the United Russia Congress to display his gratitude to the current United Russia Duma deputies for their joint work over the past four years.

Having noted that the controversy was still strong over which classical European party—Social Democrats or Conservatives—United Russia was closer to, Mr Putin said that above all the party needed to be closer to the Russian people. Such an approach can consolidate the government and society and inspire all citizens to embark on solving key national issues, President Putin added.

See also

Opening Remarks at the United Russia Party’s Third Congress
September 20, 2003
Concluding Remarks at the United Russia Party’s Third Congress
September 20, 2003
Acting President and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin addressed the constituent congress of the Unity national public and political movement
February 27, 2000
Vladimir Putin addressed the founding congress of Yedinstvo I Otechestvo (Unity and Motherland) Party
December 1, 2001

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Publication date: September 20, 2003, 12:30

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