The president of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev and the Prime-Minister of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan created the Council of cooperation at high levels as the Kremlin press service reports.
Within the Council a Joint Strategic planing Group under the leadership of Ministries of Foreign Affairs.
In a signed joint statement says that "The Council will be a leading body that provides strategy and main areas for development of the relationships between Russia and Turkey, that coordinates the realization of important projects of political, trade-economic, cultural and humanitarian cooperation."
The parties agreed to establish a public forum of two countries with the participation of academic and business circles of civil society and cultural activists organizations. As outcome of the negotiations the parties signed the Agreement on cooperation in building and operating nuclear power plant at the site Akkuyu.
The parties also countersigned the intergovernmental agreement about the conditions of mutual trips of citizens and the Agreement on establishing a joint international railway-ferry communication through the ports of Caucasus and Samsun and the Memorandum on Cooperation for the safe transportation of oil from the Black sea region based on the priority of the Samsun-Ceyhan pipeline project.