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Vladimir Putin and Aníbal Cavaco Silva media briefing

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Published 25 October, 2007, 16:29

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Portuguese counterpart Aníbal Cavaco Silva gave a joint media briefing following talks in Lisbon. The leaders focused on cultural and economic ties between their countries. A Q&A session with journalists followed.

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