Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak on On Friday, it said that Moscow sees additional areas for strengthening cooperation with Turkey, on top of which is transportation and logistics, where he emphasized its growth trade partnership.
It was Turkey for Years’ very important economic and trade partner” for Novak told Anadolu Agency “Russia”.
(Russian) President (Vladimir) Putin and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan always in call tasks on a plus trade Rotation is performed”, and official He said.
the couple trade between the two countries grew by 57% last year to 33 billion dollars added.
Russia is Turkey’s tenth largest export market last year came in second When it comes to importing.
“Both large investment projects are being implemented in Russia and Turkey – Turk Stream, Akkuyu, A car Gas factory for the production of trucks was builtand many other projects, Novak said.
Russia and Turkey also link in He said the tourism and construction sectors.
the two countries created special Economic Zones and Introduction support to me small and medium-sized companies ensure The trade rotation, is added.
Currently, we’re seeing additional areas for The development of Such as business Between us countriesIncluding creating Transportation and Logistics Hub in Turkey to deliver goods to Russia, and also From Russia to Turkey, including shipments of equipment Not produced in Russia, translation of Produce of Such as equipment in Russia, deliveries from the third countries, Novak said.
All issues are discussed at the level of intergovernmental commissions with Turkish authorities and also On the level of business to me businesshe is added.
“today is second Meeting of The business community of Russia and Turkey took placewhich is very important in make suggestions for The development of More joint cooperation.
Russian and Turkish authorities see them role in Helping businesses by removing administrative barriers and creating Favorable conditions so that they can implement projects and decrease expenses, he said.
Novak also said he did not see any setbacks in Russian grain supply to Turkey. He said that Russia has always been a great supplier to Turkey and plans to maintain this position.
“We have always been a major supplier of grain of the republic of Turkey, so do not see any special problems Here, “Hu added.
“These are commercial issues and (the companies) get along, and I think if we have the potential and the resources to export, enough (the grain) will be delivered to the consumers.”
Turkey was among the few countries that maintained relations with Both Russia and Ukraine since Moscow invasion of its southern neighbour.
While Russia criticized offensiveAnkara is trying to balance its close relations and has positioned itself as neutral party Attempt to mediate between the warring parties.
