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In the second half of the 19th century, despite several treaties, there was strong tensions between the two countries. Relationships began to develop again after the end of World War II, especially through the Soviet Friendship Society and have now intensified through the Austrian-Russian Friendship
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A six-member committee was formed in 2000, which became the foundation of the ORFG, where these relationships began to strengthen. The first president was the General Secretary Florian Stermann. Businesses in both Russia and Austria profited from trade between these two countries. Austrian to Russia
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The ORFG offers information concerning cooperation and exchanges and assists in areas such as customs and visa applications. In addition to those services, the society also promotes the Platform RSPO, whose tagline is "Russischsprachiges Personal in Ă–sterreich" ("Russian speaking staff in Austria").
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At the quarter-annual Jour Fixes there are guest speakers who hold discussions on Economics, Politics, Education and Culture from Austria and Russia - such as the Secretary of State for Integration (Staatssekretär für Integration)
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The ORFG Network allows its members to participate in discussions with decision makers in the Russian Federation, providing a forum questions regarding visa applications and mediation of business contracts.
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Since the founding of the club the ORFG has worked closely with the Russian embassy. The ambassador of the Russian Federation in Austria, currently Dmitrij Ljubinskij, is honorary president of the society.
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The Soviet society has organized long trips abroad provides for the economic and cultural exchanges between both countries. However, the society ceased to exist after the
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Russia is Austria's most important gas supplier. In return, Austria provides Russia with engineering products, equipment and motor vehicles.
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The ORFG currently has around 400 members in the form of personal, business and student memberships and another 4.500 interested people.
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The ORFG is currently discussing further integration which should enable to subsequent acquisition of Russian university graduates.
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Next to the headquarters in Palais Kaiserhaus in Vienna, the society also has representation in Graz, as well as in
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undertook several lengthy diplomatic missions to Russia. These strengthened in the 18th century under
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The club initiates travel for delegations to Russia and presents in event spaces in Russian regions
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S.E. Dmitrij Ljubinskij (Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Austria), Honorary President
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Related events are hosted within this form for further networking and related interests.
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In the 16th century the first relationships between both countries had already arisen.
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in 1991. For nine years there were no such exchanges between Russia and Austria.
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exports increased from 654 million to 2.97 billion Euros between 2000 and 2008.
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The ORFG represented by a presidium and an extended board. Dr.
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has been president of this society since November 2015.
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Index

Vienna
President
Richard Schenz
http://orfg.net/
Moscow
Krasnodar
Richard Schenz
Sebastian Kurz
Russian Railways
Vladimir Yakunin
Fall of the Soviet Union
Siegmund von Herberstein
Peter the Great
Richard Schenz
Christoph Matznetter
Ludwig Scharinger
ORFG
Russischsprachiges Personal in Ă–sterreich
Russlands neue Kornkammer
Repräsenzanz in Graz eröffnet
"Repräsentanz in Graz"
"Repräsentanz in Graz"
Archived
Wayback Machine
"ORFG.net - Neuigkeiten_BackUP"
the original
"Presseaussendung" "Auf neuer Online-Plattform finden Firmen Russisch sprechende Mitarbeiter"
"Die Presse: Jakunin Bahn holt GĂĽter schneller aus China"
Bahn"
"Kurier: Enorme Exportchance in Russland"

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