Brunei's sultan to visit Russia next month, ambassador says
Ambassador Husaini Alauddin said cooperation between Brunei and Russia has expanded over 35 years across defense, energy and other areas, ahead of the planned visit, TASS reported.
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The Sultan of Brunei is expected to visit Russia next month, according to Brunei's ambassador to Moscow, Husaini Alauddin, as reported by TASS.
Alauddin said cooperation between Brunei and Russia has expanded across a range of areas over the past 35 years, including defense, energy, interparliamentary cooperation, sports and religion.
Decades of bilateral ties
The ambassador's comments point to a long-standing relationship between the two countries, though TASS's report does not specify the exact dates of the planned visit or its agenda.
It is also not detailed in the report whether the visit will include the signing of new agreements or primarily serve as a diplomatic and ceremonial occasion.
Brunei and Russia have maintained diplomatic relations for over three decades, with the upcoming visit framed by the ambassador as a continuation of that cooperation.
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