Russia and Turkey to develop nuclear cooperation

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said at a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin that timely realization of Russian-Turkish nuclear projects would nullify the global negative mood, RIA Novosti reports.

Putin noted that cooperation in the energy sphere is quite efficient between the two states. The sides trade hydrocarbons and advanced technologies, including nuclear developments.

Trade turnover has increased by 25% to $34 billion, Putin notes.

He added that the number of Russian companies working at the Turkish market increases sustainably.

Erdogan noted that bilateral cooperation in military industry, politics and culture was developing.