Mikhail Michosin, the prime minister of Russia, emphasised the significance of building new shipping lanes to friendly markets and using national currencies in commercial transactions.
The Russian Prime Minister made the following notable remarks in the forum’s plenary session on “Made in Russia”:
Michosin emphasised the significance of using national currencies in commerce, which will help boost Russian exports.
Michosin: We’re attempting to establish new markets (for Russian exports).
Michosin: Russia keeps sending cereals to Egypt and Turkey (despite obstacles and sanctions).
According to Michosin, beef shipments from Russia to Saudi Arabia have increased.
– As a top priority, the Russian government should support its exporters.
It is important to restructure new paths for transportation and shipping, and construct transportation paths with friendly countries.
The Russian economy will be managed under the new circumstances as the world economy is set to undergo considerable changes.
Michosin emphasised that the expansion of commerce with other partners coincides with the fall in trade exchange between Russia and the hostile nations.
Michosin: The value of non-oil exports was roughly 125 billion dollars for the first eight months of 2022.
Michosin: Russia is solving an unprecedented task by creating a new geography of trade in the world.
Michosin: Russia welcomes collaboration with other nations that is mutually beneficial.
The International Export Forum “Made in Russia” opened its programmes and events today in Moscow with the intention of introducing foreign businesses to Russian goods and their benefits.
During the event, the necessary measures will be discussed to support exporters in Russia, and the new assumption available for Russian brands, specifically for products made in Russia and the mechanisms of external economic cooperation of Russia in the current geopolitical reality.
Author: RT.
Exports of grains to Egypt and the approval of national currencies. The most prominent Michosin’s statements in the “Made in Russia” forum
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