(23 Nov 2004) SHOTLIST
Brasilia, November 22, 2004
1. Aerial wide of President Putin reviewing troops in front of the Planalto Palace
2. Wide shot of President Putin ascending ramp at palace to meet President Lula
3. Pan of Putin greeting Lula
4. Aerial wide of the ceremony during National Anthems, showing a cannon shot during the Russian National Anthem
5. Mid shot of both presidents during the ceremony - the Brazilian Anthem is playing
6. Pan following both presidents entering the hall of the Planalto Palace and photo opportunity
7. Aerial wide showing both presidents walking to the balcony of the Planalto Palace to watch the military parade
8. Aerial pan of military parade
9. Mid shot of both presidents on the balcony during the military parade
10. Pan following both presidents entering the room where they will sign agreements
11. Wide shot of both presidents signing agreements
12. Detail shot Lula signing
13. Wide of both presidents exchanging files and greeting each other
14. Cutaway audience
15. SOUNDBITE (Russian): Vladmir Putin, President of Russia:
"As I just said, President Lula and I are trying to confront the new challenges of the world together, such as the illegal traffic of drugs, terrorism and international crimes."
16. Pan of audience
17. Pan showing both presidents hugging each other after the end of the ceremony
Rio de Janeiro - November 22, 2004
18. Wide of President Putin and Rio de Janeiro State Governor, Rosinha Matheus, entering Maracana Stadium
19. Stadium sign
20. Mid-shot of President Putin and Governor of Rio de Janeiro State Rosinha Matheus
21. Wide delegation
22. Zoom-in of Governor Matheus presenting a football to President Putin
23. Wide of Putin and delegation in middle of the field
STORYLINE:
Russian President Vladimir Putin met his Brazilian counterpart Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Monday, pledging help for Brazil's oil sector, space programme and bid for a seat on the United Nations Security Council.
Putin arrived in Brasilia late on Sunday. On Monday, he was given an official reception at the Planalto Palace.
It was the first time the Russian leader had visited the largest country of the South American continent.
After the meeting, both presidents oversaw the signing of a number of bilateral agreements.
In total, eleven were signed, covering areas such as cooperation in the area of petrol and gas, in the area of finance and space.
At a news conference following the signing ceremony, Putin said he and his host were trying to confront the new challenges of the world together, such as drug trafficking, international crimes and 'terrorism'.
Putin, who arrived on Sunday, predicted a sharp increase in trade between the nations, which now stands at two (b) billion US dollars a year.
The two leaders also agreed to help each other to expand their global influence.
Russia will support Brazil's bid to become a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council, Putin said.
In return, Brazil backs Russia's aspiration to join the World Trade Organisation of 148 nations.
Russia's Federal Space Agency agreed to help Brazil resume its space programme and restore its rocket-launching base, destroyed by an explosion last year that killed 21 people.
Brazil had hoped Russia also would drop a ban on imports of Brazilian meat products, imposed in September after foot and mouth disease was found in Brazilian livestock.
Later on Monday, Putin headed to Rio de Janeiro - the last stop on his visit.
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