After meeting with staff and students at Far Eastern Federal University, Vladimir Putin visited the university’s medical centre.

While on a working visit to Primorye Territory, Vladimir Putin met with teachers and students at Far Eastern Federal University and congratulated them on Knowledge Day, which Russia celebrates on September 1.

Vladimir Putin signed the Executive Order On Relief Measures Following Large-Scale Flooding in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Primorye and Khabarovsk Territories, Amur and Magadan Regions and the Jewish Autonomous Region.

Vladimir Putin visited Ocean national children’s centre, as well as a hockey and sports complex under construction, and the Opera and Ballet Theatre.

Vladimir Putin chaired a meeting on the socioeconomic development of Primorye Territory.

Vladimir Putin continued a series of meetings on clean-up and relief efforts after flooding in the Far East.

Vladimir Putin held a meeting in Vladivostok on developing Russia’s civilian shipbuilding sector.

The President will make an inspection flight of flooded districts in Amur Region and Khabarovsk Territory, and will hold a meeting on the flooding in the Far East.

Following the APEC summit, Vladimir Putin met with the heads of the Far East Federal District and the Far East Federal University, as well as students and teaching and research staff.

Vladimir Putin thanked volunteers who helped to organise and host the APEC Leaders' Meeting in Vladivostok.

The second working session of APEC Leaders' Week took place in Vladivostok. The main issues on the agenda included food security and innovation development.

Vladimir Putin opened the first working session of the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in Vladivostok.

The President addressed the APEC business summit plenary session.

Vladimir Putin toured the new terminal at the Vladivostok Knevichi International Airport and visited the airport's refuelling complex built especially for the APEC summit.

Vladimir Putin held a videoconference with Primorye Territory Governor Vladimir Miklushevsky and State Secretary and Deputy Emergencies Minister Vladimir Puchkov. The discussion focused on the relief efforts following a fire at an ammunition depot at a military base 280 km from Vladivostok.