Serbia, Russia keep high trade turnover — minister
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The trade turnover between Serbia and Russia has faced challenges due to logistical issues and sanctions following Russia's Special Military Operation. Despite these obstacles, the trade volume has remained at a relatively high level, exceeding initial expectations of a significant decline.
MOSCOW, May 5. /TASS/. The trade turnover between Serbia and Russia has remained at a fairly high level despite expectations related to logistical and sanction constraints, Minister in charge of Serbian international economic cooperation Nenad Popovic told TASS in an interview.
"The trade between our countries contracted after the start of the Special Military Operation due to logistical and sanction constraints affected both our side and your side. Nevertheless, it remained at a relatively high level, which was sudden - many expected a much deeper decline. Nevertheless, the business can adapt and we are very satisfied with the results now," Popovic noted.
The countries set the goal of reaching the 2022 trade turnover level standing at $4.3 bln during the next five years, he added.
"It is feasible if we continue working as before. We are regularly in touch with [Russian Economic Development] Minister Maxim Reshetnikov, regularly met and coordinate the activities. We try to help in solving problems of the Serbian business in Russia and Russian business in Serbia," the minister said.
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Perspective IA — des possibilités, pas des certitudes
Serbia and Russia will reach their 2022 trade turnover level of $4.3 billion.
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Questions ouvertes
- What specific logistical challenges are being faced?
- What are the primary sectors contributing to the trade turnover?
- What measures are being taken to overcome sanction constraints?
- What is the breakdown of the $4.3 billion trade turnover from 2022?
