State Duma News

Statement of the Russian BRICS Chairmanship on the Results of the Sixth BRICS Parliamentary Forum

Parliaments of Russia and China to exchange experience in legal regulation in various areas

Regulation of the digital economy, artificial intelligence technologies, personal data protection, as well as the legislative support of information security and scientific and technical cooperation are among the areas of cooperation

Viacheslav Volodin outlined priorities of Russia-China cooperation

Scientific, technical and innovative areas will be the main priorities of cooperation between the two states for the next two years. It is important to ensure in the legislation solutions of information security issues, counteraction to so-called "colour revolutions" and attempts of foreign interference in the internal affairs of our countries

Viacheslav Volodin will take part in the 6th meeting of the Inter-parliamentary Commission of Russia and China on November 2

Russian and Chinese parliamentarians plan to discuss further development of bilateral inter-parliamentary cooperation. The meeting will be held via videoconference for the first time

Participants of the 6th BRICS Parliamentary Forum discussed partnership for global stability

The Forum was held under the Russian BRICS Chairmanship in 2020.The meeting was held via videoconference for the first time

Chairman of the State Duma urged BRICS parliamentarians to resist political confrontation in the fight against the pandemic

Viacheslav Volodin noted the importance of international cooperation for health and well-being of citizens

Speech of Chairman of the State Duma Viacheslav Volodin at the Sixth BRICS Parliamentary Forum

President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin sent greetings to participants, organisers and guests of the 6th BRICS Parliamentary Forum

The 6th BRICS Parliamentary Forum began

The Forum is being held via videoconference. The heads of the parliamentary delegations of the BRICS countries (Russia, India, China, Republic of South Africa, Brazil) address the Forum participants

Viacheslav Volodin will chair the VI BRICS Parliamentary Forum on October 27

The Forum will be held via videoconference. The heads of the parliamentary delegations of the BRICS countries (Russia, India, China, South Africa, Brazil) will address the Forum participants. The outcome statement is also planned to be adopted at the end of the meeting

Members of the State Duma met with Secretary General of the Council of Europe Marija Pejčinović Burić

Issues related to the recent amendments to the Russian Constitution and issues of protection of the rights of the Russian-speaking people in the Baltic states and Ukraine were discussed at the meeting. Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Petr Tolstoy also proposed to prepare a joint statement on countering COVID-19

Viacheslav Volodin to chair the 6th BRICS Parliamentary Forum on October 27

Russia will propose to discuss with colleagues, members of the parliaments of the BRICS countries, issues of strengthening of the key international institutions, as said the Chairman of the State Duma

Members of the State Duma discussed with parliamentarians from the CSTO member states issues of countering foreign interference

On October 16, members of the Commission on the Investigation of Foreign Interference in Russia’s Internal Affairs held a meeting via videoconference with participants of the meeting of the CSTO PA Standing Commission on Political Affairs and International Cooperation held in St. Petersburg

Petr Tolstoy: level of protection of religious rights and rights of national minorities in Russia is much higher than the standards of the Council of Europe

Deputy Chairman of the State Duma, PACE Vice-President and head of the Russian delegation to the Assembly said that the practice of double standards could lead to a new crisis between Russia and the Council of Europe

Viacheslav Volodin: European states need to stop using double standards and start saving lives

The Chairman of the State Duma expressed disagreement with the decision of the PACE Standing Committee. “European countries need to stop using double standards and start saving lives. The European parliamentarians do not care about the large number of victims of the pandemic and the battered economies,” said Viacheslav Volodin