World map highlighting countries visited by Dmitry Medvedev during his presidency.

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This is a list of international trips made by Dmitry Medvedev, during his presidency, he made 102 international trips to different countries.

Medvedev in Turkmenistan in 2008.

Medvedev and the Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil 2008

BRIC leaders in 2008

Medvedev with President of Peru Alan García Pérez.

Medvedev with Muammar Gaddafi

Dmitry Medvedev and the President Venezuela Hugo Chavez.

Raul Castro with President Medvedev, 28 November 2008.

London, United Kingdom, 1 April 2009

G20 Summit, London, United Kingdom, 2 April 2009

From right to left: Medvedev, his wife Svetlana Medvedeva, Finnish President Tarja Halonen and her husband Pentti Arajärvi at the Porvoo Cathedral in 2009

G8, Italy, 8 July 2009

Medvedev in Chisinau, 9 October 2009.

Czech Republic, 8 April 2010

Medvedev in Poland in 2010.

G8 Summit, France

Medvedev in Ukraine, October 2011.

BRICS, India, 29 March 2012

Medvedev in South Korea, March 2012.

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List of Trips

Date(s)		Country	Details	Locations
2008	22—23 May	Kazakhstan	Official visit as President	Astana[1][2]
	23—25 May	China	Official visit[3]	Beijing
	5 June	Germany	Official visit	Berlin[4][5]
	22 June	Belarus	Official visit[6][7]	Brest
	3 July	Azerbaijan	Official visit[8]	Baku
	4 July	Turkmenistan	Official visit[9]	Ashgabat
	5—6 July	Kazakhstan	Official visit. Part of CIS Summit	Astana[10]
	7—8 July	Japan	Official visit as part of G8 Summit[11]	Tokyo, Hokkaido
	28—29 August	Tajikistan	Official visit and meeting with SCO leaders.	Dushanbe[12]
	22 September	Kazakhstan	Visit	Aktobe[13]
	8 October	France	Conference of world politics[14]	Paris
	9 October	Kyrgyzstan	Official visit[15]	Bishkek
	10 October -	Armenia	Official visit[16]	Yerevan
	13–14 November -	France	Visit[17]	Nice
	November 15–16	United States	Official visit[18]	Washington, DC
	November 24	Peru	Official visit[19]	Lima
	November 25–26	Brazil	Official visit[20]	Rio de Janeiro
	November 27	Venezuela	Official visit . Medvedev became the first Russian president to visit Venezuela[21]	Caracas
	November 28	Cuba	Met with Raul Castro, and Fidel Castro[22][23]	Havana
	December 4–5	India	Official visit[24]	New Delhi
	December 19	Kazakhstan	Visit[25]	Astana
2009	January 22–23	Uzbekistan	Official visit	Tashkent and Samarkand[26]
	March 1	Italy		Bari[27]
	March 2–3	Spain	Official visit. Medvedev was handed the key to Madrid[28]	Madrid[29]
	March 31	Germany	Visit	Berlin[30]
	1–2 April	United Kingdom	Official visit and attended the G20 summit.	London
	April 20–21	Finland	State visit	Helsinki[31]
	June 19–20	Netherlands	Official visit	Amsterdam
	June 23–24	Egypt	Visit	Cairo
	June 24	Nigeria	Official visit	Abuja[32]
	June 25–26	Namibia		Windhoek[33]
	June 26	Angola		Luanda[34]
	June 29	Azerbaijan	Working	Baku
	8–10 July	Italy	Official visit	Rome
	July 13	South Ossetia	Working	Tskhinvali
	July 30–31	Tajikistan	Official visit. Met with Asif Ali Zardari, Emomali Rahmon, and Hamid Karzai	Dushanbe
	July 31-August 1	Kyrgyzstan	Official visit. Attended the CSTO summit.	Cholpon-Ata
	25–26 August	Mongolia	Official visit. Attended the celebrations of the 70th anniversary of the Battles of Khalkhin Gol	Ulaanbaatar
	11–12 September	Kazakhstan	Working visit. attended an informal meeting of the Presidents of Russia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan	Aktau
	September 13	Turkmenistan	Attended the Silk Way Rally	Turkmenbashi[35]
	September 21–22	Switzerland	first visit by Russian leader	Kehrsatz, Bern, and Andermatt[36]
	September 27–28 – Official	United States	Participate in 64th Regular Session of the United Nations General Assembly. Attended the G20 summit i.	New York City, Pittsburgh
	October 8–9	Moldova	Attended the CIS summit.	Chișinău
	October 16	Kazakhstan	Attended the final stage of the “Cooperation 2009” military exercises conducted by the Collective Rapid Reaction Force of the CSTO at the Maribulak military training field. of the final phase of the exercises.	Astana
	October 21	Serbia	Official visit. 65th anniversary of the liberation of Belgrade[37]	Belgrade
	November 9	Germany	Attended the celebrations in honor of the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.	Berlin
	November 15–16	Singapore	Official visit. Attended the APEC	Singapore
	November 18	Sweden	Working Visit	Stockholm
	November 27	Belarus		Minsk
	December 3	Italy		Rome
		Vatican City State
	December 18	Denmark	Attended the UN Summit on Global Climate Change.	Copenhagen
	December 19	Kazakhstan	Working Visit.	Almaty
	December 22	Turkmenistan		Ashgabat
2010	1–2 March	France	Visit	Paris[38]
	6–7 April	Slovakia		Bratislava[39]
	7–8 April	Czech Republic	Attended the signing of the Russian-American Treaty on the reduction and limitation of strategic offensive arms.	Prague[40]
	13–14 April	United States	Attend the Nuclear Security Summit.	Washington, D.C.
	15–16 April	Argentina	Visit	Buenos Aires[41]
	16–18 April	Brazil		Brasília[42]
	18–21 April	Poland		Warsaw
	21–26 April	Ukraine		Kharkiv[43]
	26–27 April	Norway		Oslo[44]
	27–28 April	Denmark		Copenhagen
	10–11 May	Syria		Damascus[45]
	12 May	Turkey		Ankara[46]
	18 May	Ukraine		Kyiv[47]
	5 June	Germany		Berlin[48]
	10–11 June	Uzbekistan	Attended the SCO Summit.	Tashkent[49]
	23–25 June	United States	Met with the Governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger[50] He also visited Stanford University[51] Met with Barack Obama	Washington, D.C.[52]San Francisco
	25–27 June	Canada	Attended the G8 and the G20.	Toronto[53]
	5 July	Kazakhstan	Working visit.	Astana[54]
	21 July	Finland	Working visit.	Helsinki[55]
	23 July -	Italy	Official visit.	Milan[56]
	August 8	Abkhazia	Working visit.	Sukhumi and Gudauta[57]
	20 August	Armenia	Official visit.	Yerevan[58]
	2–3 September -	Azerbaijan		Baku[59]
	7 September	Kazakhstan	Working visit.	Astana[60]
	26–28 September	China	Official visit.	Beijing[61]
	6 October	Algeria		Algiers[62]
	7 October	Cyprus		Nicosia[63]
	18–19 October	France	Visit	Deauville[64]
	30–31 October	Vietnam	Working visit[65] Attended the ASEAN summit	Hanoi
	November 10–12	South Korea	Attended the G20 Summit	Seoul[66]
	November 10–12	Japan	Attended the APEC Summit	Yokohama[67]
	18 November	Azerbaijan	working visit. Attended the Third Caspian Summit.	Baku[68]
	November 30	Portugal	Attended the Russia-Nato Summit	Lisbon[69]
	1 December	Kazakhstan	Working visit.	Astana[70]
	6 December	Poland		Warsaw[71]
	7–8 December	Belgium	Visit	Brussels[72]
	20–21 December	India	Working visit.	New Delhi[73]
2011	January 18	State of Palestine	Official visit	Jericho[74]
	January 19	Jordan	Official visit	Amman[75]
	April 13–17	China	Attended the BRICS summit	Hong Kong[76]
	May 26–27	France	Attended the G8 summit	Deauville[77]
	1–2 June	Italy	Working visit[78]	Rome
	June 14	Uzbekistan	Working visit	Tashkent[79] Tashkent
	14—15 June	Kazakhstan	Working visit[80]	Astana
	18–19 July	Germany	Visit	Hanover[81]
	12 August	Kazakhstan	Working visit. Attended the CSTO summit[82]	Astana
	2—3 September	Tajikistan	Official visit. meeting with CIS leaders	Dushanbe[83]
	18 October	Ukraine	Working visit	Donetsk[84]
	3–4 November	France	G20 summit	Cannes[85]
	7–8 November	Germany	Official visit[86]	Berlin
	November 15–16	United States	Attended the APEC summit	Hawaii[87]
	7–8 December	Czech Republic	Visit	Prague[88]
	December 15	Belgium	Attended the Russia-EU summit	Brussels[89]
2012	March 26–27	South Korea	Attended the 2012 Nuclear Security Summit	Seoul[90]
	March 28–30	India	Participated in the BRICS Summit[91]	New Delhi

See also

• List of international presidential trips made by Vladimir Putin
• List of international presidential trips made by Boris Yeltsin
• List of international trips made by Mikhail Gorbachev

References

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