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The Chamber Hosted a Meeting With the Delegation of Bosnia and Herzegovina04.08.2022On August 3, 2022, a meeting was held in the Chamber with a delegation from Bosnia and Herzegovina headed by Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Russian Federation Zeljko Samardzia. The delegation includes Director of the Bank for Investment and Development of the Republic of Srpska Drajen Vrhovac, Director of the Department for Attracting Foreign Investments of the Bank for Investment and Development of the Republic of Srpska Zoran Talic, Secretary of the Bank for Investment and Development of the Republic of Srpska Marija Milic, Secretary of the Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Russian Federation Eldin Karabegovic.The delegation was received by Vladimir Gamza, member of the Board of the Chamber, Chairman of the Council for Financial, Industrial and Investment Policy, Kirill Baranov, Director of the Project and Investment Department, Dmitry Moskovkin, Senior Expert of the Department of External Relations. Kirill Baranov spoke about the possibilities of the Chamber's system for promoting investment projects and noted that due to its presence in almost every region of Russia, the system of chambers of commerce and industry is able to provide effective assistance in the implementation of investment projects throughout the country. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Russian Federation Zeljko Samardjija invited colleagues to take part in the investment conference scheduled for September in the Republika Srpska. Director of the Investment and Development Bank of the Republic of Srpska Drajen Vrhovac spoke about the opportunities for foreign investors, which are guaranteed by the leadership of the republic. He added that the Bank is ready to participate in all stages of project implementation throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina.Zoran Talich, Director of the Department for Attracting Foreign Investments of the Investment and Development Bank of the Republic of Srpska, noted the most promising sectors for investment, including the woodworking industry, metallurgy, food production, and the telecommunications industry.
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Katyrin Congratulated the Chamber of the Vladimir Oblast with 30-th Anniversary29.07.2022Sergey Katyrin noted that the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Vladimir Oblast has demonstrated itself as an authoritative business association
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The London Academy of Chocolate Awarded Sweetery, Produced in Tambov19.07.2022The London Academy of Chocolate (Academy of Chocolate) awarded the bronze award to VENEZUELA AMAZONAS chocolate, produced in Tambov by the MaRussia workshop.
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World Trade Center in Moscow Announced New Hotels Names15.07.2022The World Trade Center in Moscow introduced its hotels under new names. The largest five-star business hotel in Moscow, Crowne Plaza Moscow WTC, is changing its name to Plaza Garden Moscow WTC, and the Holiday Inn Express Moscow Khovrino hotel will be named Satelinn Moscow Khovrino. This is due to the exit of the international hotel chain IHG Hotels & Resorts from projects in the Russian market. The decision to change the names of the hotels was approved the day before by the Board of Directors of WTC. Plaza Garden Moscow - the largest five-star business hotel in Moscow, has 727 functional and modern rooms, including 149 rooms with Club privileges. Satelinn Moscow Khovrino is a business hotel located in a park area in the north of Moscow, offering 171 comfortable rooms, as well as a hall for events. High transport accessibility - proximity to Sheremetyevo Airport, the Northern River Station and Khovrino transport hub - makes the hotel convenient for guests of the capital. Chamber Press Office based on the info from World Trade Center
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The Chamber Discussed the Problems of Import Substitution of Spare Parts14.07.2022On July 12, the President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation Sergey Katyrin took part in the All-Russian Conference “On the problems associated with import substitution and parallel imports in the field of transport and transport infrastructure (on the example of road and rail transport, road infrastructure)”, held at Ilyinka, 6. The moderator of the conference, President of the Union of Transport Workers of Russia, Chairman of the Chamber Committee on Transport Vitaly Efimov, said that the transport component exists in all sectors of the Russian economy. There are now more than 6.5 million trucks and about 50 million cars in Russia. They are served by over 2.5 thousand dealer centers, more than 70 thousand service stations (SRT) of various formats. And all of them constantly require well-established channels for the supply of spare parts. After the introduction of sanctions by Western countries, it turned out that the transport complex is very dependent on the import of spare parts and components. In some areas, the share of imports exceeds 90%. In this situation, Vitaly Efimov emphasized, the state should act systematically to solve the problem of shortage of auto parts in the domestic market. This also applies to parallel imports, and the expansion of its own production of spare parts and components, as well as the formation of an industry for the refurbishment of car components and assemblies. And here, first of all, it is necessary to understand which commodity niches will need to be covered by parallel imports, and in which areas it is possible to develop domestic production. It is reasonable to create a specialized information center that will deal with such issues. Sergey Katyrin, who spoke at the conference, also put the work in the information sphere in the first place. According to him, the Chamber works closely with business councils, with its foreign representative offices, structures within the framework of the EAEU. And everywhere questions arise - "you formulate exactly what you need, what products you need, and then we will find partners for you." Thus, systematic work with information flows is needed. The second important topic, Sergei Katyrin emphasized, is a well-thought-out state policy in the field of import substitution. “Entrepreneurs come to us with questions about the prospects for the development of production. They are ready to invest, build enterprises, but the alarm constantly sounds - and if the situation changes, Western companies return to the Russian market again, then our investments may not pay off. And here the state needs to clearly define the conditions for the work of business in the real sector in the long term,” the President of the Chamber believes. The third topic outlined by Sergei Katyrin is a well-thought-out policy in the field of contacts in the foreign economic sphere. First there was a strong orientation to the West, now Russia has turned to the East and South. But even in these areas one should not focus on one country, it is important to develop contacts with a wide variety of countries. Finally, the fourth topic - confirmation of force majeure circumstances - is relevant both for the Chamber and for the transport. The fact is that the system for issuing confirmations of force majeure under external contracts works, but there are problems with internal contracts. So far, the legislation, for example, Article 401 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, does not allow to recognize the absence of any component or material on the Russian market as a force majeure circumstance. And the problem is precisely that some kind of gasket for the engine was imported, but a Russian company cannot transfer it along the chain. As a result, the entire production process stops. And there are an unmeasured number of such broken chains in the transport complex and other industries, - Sergey Katyrin concluded. Press Service of the Chamber
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Vice President of the Chamber Congratulated the Workers of the Aluminum Industry13.07.2022Vladimir Padalko, Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, wished the enterprises of the aluminum industry to maintain their leading positions in Russian industry, speaking at a meeting held at TASS on July 12. The meeting was dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the start of aluminum production in Russia. The Vice President of the Chamber recalled that many plans are related to the development of industry, large infrastructure projects (housing and urban environment, roads and transport infrastructure, energy, aviation, etc.), in which aluminum products are in demand. “Therefore, it can be expected that the implementation of these and other strategic projects will contribute to the development of aluminum industry enterprises, the improvement of metal production technologies, the creation of new types of alloys, as well as an increase in economic and environmental efficiency,” he said. Mr. Padalko wished the enterprises of the industry prosperity, and the Association of the Aluminum Industry - to continue to promote the interests of manufacturers in the same fruitful way to maintain its leading position. On May 14, 1932, the first industrial batch of metal was received at the Volkhov Aluminum Plant (Leningrad Oblast). Over the past 90 years, Russia has become one of the leading aluminum producing countries and now firmly occupies a leading position as a supplier of primary aluminum. Press Service of the Chamber Photos by Anton Novoderezhkin (TASS)
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In the Chamber the Time of the Exhibition Arabia-EXPO 2023 Announced08.07.2022The next Arabia-EXPO exhibition will be held in Egypt in March 2023. This was announced on July 8 by the chairman of the Russian-Arab Business Council Tatyana Gvilava. “Mark this time in your calendars for a trip to the exhibition, which will bring together businessmen from all over the Middle East,” said Tatiana Gvilava. She spoke at the "round table" "New prospects for business cooperation with the countries of the Middle East: the possibilities of the system of trade missions of the Russian Federation abroad", held at the Congress Center of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation. The meeting was chaired by the Vice President of the Chamber, Vladimir Padalko, who introduced the trade representatives of the Russian Federation in the countries of the Middle East, who gathered at the round table and spoke in detail about the features of their host countries. Andrey Terekhin, Trade Representative of the Russian Federation in the United Arab Emirates, called the UAE a “window of opportunity” for expanding cooperation with the region. According to him, the Emirates is a "hub" (connection point) of cooperation with the countries of Asia and even Australia, a financial center, a free trade zone, which provides great opportunities for establishing ties. "The Emirates show loyalty to our country and refrained from condemning the Russian special operation when voting at the UN," he recalled. Among the Arab countries, the UAE has taken the first place in terms of trade with Arab countries, overtaking even Egypt. Terekhin noted, the number of missions and delegations coming to the UAE from Russia has become an avalanche. Trade Representative of the Russian Federation in Saudi Arabia Stanislav Yankovets noted a significant increase in trade turnover between Riyadh and the Russian Federation, emphasizing the key role in this of the visits of Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz al Saud to Moscow in 2017 and Russian President Vladimir Putin to Saudi Arabia in 2019. He noted that the main component of cooperation with Saudi Arabia is trade in food and agricultural products. The largest Russian grain companies are represented in the country, he noted. Another important component in foreign trade with Saudi Arabia Yankovets called cooperation in the field of information technology - IT. According to him, Russian pharmaceutical companies are also active in this market, creating joint ventures. “In Saudi Arabia, a course has been taken to localize all the best samples under the auspices of the Vision 2030 strategic program,” he said. There is a great interest in the educational sphere and there is an increased interest in the Russian experience in this regard. Answering the questions of the round table participants, which was broadcast to the Russian regions, Stanislav Yankovets advised those wishing to enter the markets of the Middle East to prepare proposals in Russian and English and hold meetings via videoconferences to explain their proposals. Andrey Terekhin noted that when compiling requests from our entities to trade missions, it is necessary to understand the structure of the UAE market. For example, we often forget that the UAE is the largest aluminum producer, and they are offered to supply aluminum from Russia. He noted that pharmaceutical products, everything related to innovation meets with a bang! Summing up the results of the "round table", Vice President of the Chamber Vladimir Padalko expressed hope that the exchange of information that had taken place would be usefully continued in practice. Press Service of the Chamber
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Representatives of the Chamber Participated in the Events of Innoprom 2022 Exhibition06.07.2022Representatives of the Chamber took part in the business forum "Industrial Dialogue Russia-Kazakhstan" and the thematic track "Where to look for ideas? Sources of Innovation in the Regions”, and also visited the stands of the Sverdlovsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Oryol regions, Perm Territory on July 5 during the 12th International Industrial Exhibition “INNOPROM”. Andrey Besedin, President of the Ural Chamber of Commerce and Industry, moderated the business events of the second day of the forum (Business Dialogue "Russia-Turkey" and Panel Discussion "Russia-Armenia-Iran: New Opportunities for Trade and Economic Cooperation"). The panel discussion "Russia - Armenia - Iran: new opportunities for trade and economic cooperation" was held with the participation of over 150 experts in the field of foreign economic relations, investment, business from Russia, Armenia and Iran. The speech by Dmitry Kurochkin, Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, was devoted to the innovative and industrial cooperation of Russian enterprises with Armenia and Iran, where he provided information on the current practice of interaction of the Chamber with Iranian and Armenian colleagues. In particular, from the Iranian side there is now a great demand for the development of cooperation with Russia, from the Russian side is the same interest. In April, the Chamber hosted the Forum of Business Circles of Russia and Iran on the development of economic cooperation in the new global reality, where B2B negotiations were held between Russian and Iranian companies representing 9 sectors of the economy of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Interaction with Armenian entrepreneurs on innovative projects is carried out both in bilateral and multilateral formats. The Chamber actively promotes the development of direct contacts between enterprises and territorial chambers, cooperation in the field of arbitration, patenting of inventions, protection of industrial property, selection of promising investment projects. This work is carried out with the participation of the Fund for the Development of Innovative Entrepreneurship (a subsidiary of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation) and a partner organization of the Chamber - the Skolkovo Foundation. Some Armenian companies are included in the project pool of the Center for the Commercialization of Innovations of the CIS in the Russian Federation under the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, on the site of which presentation sessions of innovative developments are periodically held, ready for international and interregional cooperation within the framework of the Interstate Program for Innovative Cooperation of the CIS Member States until 2030 in the field of digitalization and creating marketplaces, Dmitry Kurochkin noted.
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Katyrin Сalled for the Industrial Cooperation Within the Eurasian Economic Union05.07.2022The President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation Sergey Katyrin called for the development of industrial cooperation between the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU). He spoke at the fourth meeting of the Council for Industrial Policy of the EAEU, which was held on July 4 on the sidelines of the XII International Industrial Exhibition Innoprom Yekaterinburg. Developing cooperation, as Sergey Katyrin emphasized, is extremely necessary today in the conditions of turbulence and rapid changes in the world economic order. Based on the results of a survey of Russian enterprises conducted by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, as well as a discussion of the issue with business associations of all other EAEU countries, the Russian side prepared a list of priority mechanisms to support cooperation and stimulate demand for EAEU products at the Union level, Sergey Katyrin said. Sergey Katyrin expressed his hope for a speedy resolution of the issues of support for joint projects of EAEU enterprises. This, he is convinced, will seriously support the development of industrial cooperation in the countries that are members of the Union. Innoprom is an international industrial exhibition that has been held annually in Yekaterinburg since 2010. The main theme of the 12th International Industrial Exhibition Innoprom-2022 is Industrial Transition: From Challenges to New Opportunities. If in 2021 the main challenge was the COVID-19 epidemic and the search for new opportunities for industrial development in the realities of coronavirus restrictions, then in 2022 it is the search for new supply chains and ensuring technological sovereignty. The business program this year focuses on the opportunities that are opening up in new markets. The partner country of the exhibition in 2022 is the Republic of Kazakhstan. In total, more than 600 international companies take part in Innoprom, participants from 25 countries of the world will come with official delegations.
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The Awards Ceremony in Moscow for the Winners of the Golden Mercury Competition 202127.06.2022The World Trade Center on Krasnopresnenskaya Embankment in Moscow hosted the award ceremony for the winners of the Golden Mercury National Entrepreneurship Award for 2021. The competition among Russian small enterprises and exporting enterprises is annually held by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation. The purpose of the competition is to promote the development of entrepreneurship in Russia, to provide entrepreneurs with the opportunity to present the best samples of products and services, as well as to promote the idea of social responsibility of business, and the development of traditions of domestic entrepreneurship. The competition was held with the support of the permanent partners of the award - Joint Stock Commercial Bank "International Financial Club" and PJSC "PhosAgro". Before the ceremony, a meeting of the nominees with the leadership of the Chamber was held, culminating in a press conference with the participation of the President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation Sergey Katyrin, General Director of PJSC International Trade Center Vladimir Strashko, First Deputy Chairman of the Board of the International Financial Club Bank (IFC Bank) ) Anatoly Khvostikov, Marketing and Development Director of PhosAgro PJSC Mikhail Sterkin (IFC Bank and PhosAgro are regular partners of the award. Russian Railways joined them this year). The press conference was moderated by Alexander Shkirando, Director of the Center for Mass Media Relations of the Chamber. Sergei Katyrin, in particular, stressed that when calculating the points, the winners were determined by literally tenths of a percent. This suggests that the winners of the competition are the first among the best. The head of the Chamber briefly spoke about some programs to support and develop business, in particular, family companies. The winners of the competition were awarded the symbols of the "Golden Mercury" - figurines of the ancient Roman god of trade, and the laureates of the competition - special commemorative medals. All of them were awarded diplomas of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation and granted the right to use the emblem of the Golden Mercury competition in their work as an indicator of the high quality of products and services.
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Within the Chamber Measures Discussed to Replace Imported Hops for Brewery24.06.2022To correct the situation, it is necessary to increase the number of hop growers by 50 times, and especially in such regions as Chuvashia, Altai and Krasnodar Krays
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The Head of the Chamber Believes that Foreign Business Would Return to Russia - interview with "Rossiyskaya Gazeta"30.06.2022Excerpts from the interview of the head of the Chamber to the main government newspaper of the Russian Federation For the most part, foreign business shows no desire to leave Russia and tries to maintain relations with Russian partners. In such circumstances, we should not abandon the cooperation we have been building with them for years. Sergey Katyrin, President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, spoke about this in an interview with “Rossiyskaya Gazeta” – main Russian official newspaper. How much does the withdrawal of some Western companies from the Russian market affect today? Are they gone forever? And what about trade relations with the West? Are those ties broken forever? Sergei Katyrin: You need to understand that we have developed long-term stable ties with the West, especially actively developed in recent decades. And to say that everything, from tomorrow we have no interests in the West, I think, is wrong and completely unpromising. Relationships should be maintained wherever possible. Undoubtedly, not everyone will be able to maintain them, and these sanctions will be with us for a long time, if not forever. However, I think that somehow countries will slowly start crawling out from under them: at first, without advertising, but less to comply with all restrictions - to buy something, sell something, and so on. There is also a foreign business that has invested a lot of money in Russia and does not want to lose it. Now some of them are forced to leave Russia, tighten up, reduce the volume of trade and production, and behave more modestly in the Russian markets. However, such decisions are made under strong pressure, primarily from governments, the leadership of these countries and public opinion. In the overwhelming majority of cases, foreign companies do not want to leave Russia. This is evidenced by the results of our numerous meetings with business associations of foreign countries - German, American, French, Japanese. Anyway, many of them hope that in the future they will return and work in our market. Inevitably, there will be those who want to work with Russia, do business here, keep themselves on our territory, or come later. Therefore, we must maintain relationships with those with whom we worked. At least we in the Chamber try to maintain relations with partners and convey to colleagues that any quarrel ends in peace. And sooner or later we will have to build bridges, so now it is better not to destroy them.
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African Market is Very Promising for Russia—Vladimir Padalko29.04.2022Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, Mr Vladimir Padalko, has described the African market as very promising for Russian companies, especially those intending to localize their production on the continent blessed with several resources. In this insightful interview with our Media Executive Kester Kenn Klomegah, he also discussed the existing challenges and emerging prospects especially for strengthening trade and economic relations with Africa, amid unprecedented stringent sanctions by the United States, European Union and their Pacific allies. Here are the interview excerpts: What can we expect from the second Russia-Africa summit scheduled for this year? Is it worth talking about increasing the level of Russian investment, and strengthening interaction with African businesses? The second Russia-Africa summit will become an important starting point for cooperation between the Russian Federation and African countries. The economic situation for Russia has now changed dramatically, while most countries on the continent have refrained from participating in anti-Russian sanctions. Therefore, we are talking about the formation of new approaches in a wide field of interaction, adjustment, or rather an expansion of those strategic tasks that were formulated at the first Russia-Africa summit. Let me remind you that three years ago, priority areas for economic cooperation were identified in a number of industries. These are energy, infrastructure development, especially railway construction, mining and processing of minerals, agriculture, digital technologies, medicine, science and education. These priorities will be voiced at the second summit as well. But I think that the main topic of the upcoming forum will be the formation of new tools for fruitful cooperation between Russia and Africa, including new methods of mutual settlements, logistics routes, media and cultural communication. How competitive is the current African market for Russian companies and potential investors who have shown interest in Africa? In recent years, many African countries no longer experience a lack of attention from foreign partners. Unfortunately, today the share of Western states, as well as China, in trade with African countries is much higher than Russia’s. But, nevertheless, our country is able to occupy significant niches in many areas. We sell very popular goods in Africa: fertilizers, oil products, wood products, plastics, rolled metal products, grain, certain types of machinery and equipment, and vehicles. In turn, African countries are ready to supply the Russian market with a whole range of food products, with the supply of which problems have recently arisen. And in some countries, in particular, South Africa, there are good products in mechanical engineering, chemical, and food industries, which will also be useful for us today. The African market today is very promising for Russia, but also very difficult. Russian business needs to work on it thoroughly and systematically in order to achieve success. Does the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation intend to encourage Russian companies to localize their production in African countries, thereby using one of the most reliable ways to expand trade and economic cooperation? The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation supports all positive trends in business, including foreign economic activity. The localization of Russian production in African countries is already a mature stage of cooperation when companies understand all the specifics of doing business in a particular country and are confident in the long-term nature of project implementation, and the return on their investments. In my opinion, now for the majority of Russian companies that intend to work in Africa, it is important to create a set of tools that will allow them to confidently develop their business with the countries of the continent. The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation has already prepared a set of proposals that should seriously help the promotion of Russian business to African markets. The initiatives were discussed and approved at the last meeting of the heads of business councils at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation for cooperation with African countries. For example, it is important that Russian banks come to Africa. Now there is only one bank – it is very small for the whole continent. We need settlement banks that would work with different currencies, and not just with dollars and euros. The President of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Sergey Katyrin, in a letter to the Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin, proposed to conclude intergovernmental agreements with African states on the use of national currencies in mutual settlements and payments. It was also proposed to work out the issue of establishing a specialized export-import bank and a trust fund to support the export activities of small and medium-sized businesses in African countries. We really need a Russia-Africa trading house. In connection with the latest events in the world, international logistics have seriously changed. We need commodity hubs that work for several countries at once. As you can see, we are now at the stage of creating an infrastructure that will allow us to reach a qualitatively new level of cooperation between Russia and Africa. Business needs vital information, knowledge about the investment climate, and the specifics of work in a particular country. Business needs vital information, knowledge about the investment climate, and the specifics of working in a particular country. Do you think there is an information vacuum between Russia and Africa? The information vacuum definitely exists, and this obstacle should first be removed. One of the most effective tools in this direction is holding exhibitions. Experience indicates that business in Africa shows great interest in them. In connection with this, the CCI of the Russian Federation proposes to redirect the funds allocated for exhibitions in Europe to the organization of exhibitions and business forums in African countries. But at the same time, it is necessary to work quickly – it takes an average of six months to prepare any exhibition, and the situation in this area can change dramatically. It is also necessary to organize business missions more often, hold roadshows, presentations of Russian companies in African countries. The online format of communication is good, but direct contact, so to speak, on earth is always effective and brings returns. I would like to note that the CCI of the Russian Federation intends to actively contribute to the expansion of the network of trade representative offices in Africa. Currently, there are only four Russian trade missions operating on the continent; Morocco, Algeria, Egypt and South Africa. There should be more of them. What do you think are the main problems for foreign players on the African continent, what hinders the development of trade and the influx of Russian investments into African countries? Trade and economic cooperation is always a bilateral process. African countries need to further develop financial and investment infrastructure, which foreign partners, in our case, Russian ones, will be able to rely on. Do not hope that investors will come, find promising projects on their own and implement them at their own expense. At the same time, the experience of the Soviet Union shows that it is possible and necessary to cooperate with African countries in a broad format. However, the economic model of interaction is now fundamentally different – no one will recklessly invest. All work is based on a mutually beneficial basis. At the same time, Russia is now living in fundamentally new economic realities. Many communications, logistics, and supply chains have been disrupted. Business is forced to adjust strategies for working with foreign partners and to look for new opportunities for their development. And in this situation, cooperation in friendly areas – with African countries – becomes one of the priorities. At the end of this exclusive interview, what are your final motivating words and what can you wish for potential clients and partners in Africa? Africa has changed a lot in recent years. A number of countries show high rates of economic growth, new industries are developing, enterprises are opening, and not in the sphere of primary processing of minerals and agricultural raw materials. The African continent has become a place of expansion for many foreign companies. Russia cannot stand aside from this process. Businesses need to take the initiative and take a certain risk – it is like two sides of a coin. The main thing is that our country has a good mood for the development of cooperation, and this is unambiguous on the part of African countries as well. So, we will succeed. There is a wide field of collaboration ahead.
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Igor Morozov, Chairman of AFROCOM: “For Russia Africa is the last relatively free market for the export of domestic goods”14.02.2022In recent decades, Africa has become the main continent for which an active struggle is unfolding between the Euro-Atlantic region and Greater Eurasia. Therefore, there is nothing surprising in the fact that the European Union is increasing its trade turnover with African countries, and today it amounts to more than 300 billion dollars a year.
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TASS: the Managers of the Chamber Said that the Business of Russia and the United States is Set to Develop Cooperation09.02.2022It would be extremely unwise for politicians to destroy excellent opportunities for cooperation, said the head of the chamber, Sergei Katyrin
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