Скачать с ютуб German Chancellor Angela Merkel is meets Russian President Dmitry Medvedev в хорошем качестве

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is meets Russian President Dmitry Medvedev

(19 Jul 2011) 1. Mid of German, Russian and European Union flags 2. Wide of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev arriving, welcomed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel 3. Wide of delegations and honour guard at Herrenhaeuser Gaerten 4. Merkel and Medvedev greeting delegations 5. Wide of Merkel and Medvedev walking to podium 6. Band playing 7. Mid of Merkel and Medvedev on podium 8. Various of welcome ceremony, Merkel and Medvedev inspecting honour guard 9. Various of Merkel and Medvedev at signing ceremony 10. Close-up of minister signing 11. Wide of news conference by Merkel and Medvedev 12. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Dmitry Medvedev, Russian President: "If a decision is taken then that decision must be carried through if this doesn't happen then this is just cowardliness and inconsistency. And I think that after the decision becomes known then this prize / award is finished in any case for the international community." 13. Mid of Merkel and Medvedev in news conference 14. SOUNDBITE: (German) Angela Merkel, German Chancellor: "Someone who wants to take responsibility for it and that's what the German government want, knows that there is not one spectacular move to solve the problems (in Greece). Only an ongoing agreement on a series of successive steps can solve the situation." 15. Wide of news conference STORYLINE: German Chancellor Angela Merkel met Russian President Dmitry Medvedev in Hannover on Tuesday for wide-ranging talks on current issues and business ties between the two countries. The two leaders discussed the conflict in Libya and recent developments in the eurozone. Accompanied by several of their key ministers, the pair also signed 15 agreements on bilateral matters and business deals such as a memorandum of understanding to modernise Russia's electricity grid involving Germany's Siemens AG. Ties between Russia and Germany are generally viewed as solid, with Berlin being one of Russia's biggest trade partners and Moscow being one of the largest providers of natural gas and crude oil to Germany. Medvedev said an international response to the uprising in Syria should not risk pushing the country toward war. The Russian leader, who is on an official visit to Germany, said he and Merkel discussed "several options" to urge Syrian President Bashar Assad to stop using violence, implement reforms and engage with the opposition. Medvedev said he believes the no-fly zone approved by the UN Security Council in Libya led that country to war. Germany, which chairs the UN Security Council throughout July, and other EU member states are pushing for a resolution condemning the violent oppression of pro-democracy protests in Syria, but Russia, a permanent Security Council member with veto power, has opposed such a move. Russia and Germany abstained in the March UN Security Council vote that authorised military action against Colonel Moammar Gadhafi's regime in Libya, but both countries say Gadhafi must give up power. Merkel said she didn't think the upcoming European Union summit on Greece would yield a quick and comprehensive solution to deals with the Greek debt crisis all at once. The leader of Europe's biggest economy said Thursday's summit in Brussels must instead focus on "forging agreement on a series of successive steps" to tackle the crisis. Medvedev expressed disappointment that a private German foundation had cancelled an award ceremony amid heavy criticism over its choice to honour Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. "If one made a decision one has to go ahead with it," said Medvedev. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...