Robert Eijie, CEO of AmCham Russia, stated that joint cultural projects could be a driver for business and economic development between Russia and the US, helping to melt the "ice block" in bilateral relations. He emphasized the importance of continuing cultural dialogue for progress.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Russia (AmCham) is lobbying the White House to lift certain sanctions against Russia before a peace agreement on the Ukrainian conflict is reached. AmCham head Robert Eydie cited investment bans and aviation security as key priorities.
Robert Agee, President and CEO of AmCham Russia, expressed hope that the upcoming second summit between US and Russian presidents will lead to improved bilateral relations and a potential easing of sanctions. He spoke at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
AmCham Russia President Robert Agee stated that American businesses agree with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's call to restore business ties with Russia. The comments were made at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
Robert Agee, President and CEO of AmCham Russia, believes many US companies will return to Russia post-conflict due to ongoing sanctions. He spoke at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), themed 'Pragmatic Dialogue: the Path to a Stable Future.'
Robert Agee, President and CEO of AmCham Russia, stated that most American companies continue to operate successfully in Russia, contrary to a common misunderstanding that major brands have all departed. He highlighted the pharmaceutical sector as an example during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Russia has urged the US government to grant several banks licenses to use dollars in payments to Russian companies. AmCham Russia head Robert Agee said American businesses hope sanctions will be lifted as they hinder trade, while warning that Russian companies are already finding alternatives like stablecoins.
Robert Agee, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Russia, says more US companies will participate in the 2026 St. Petersburg International Economic Forum than three years ago, though participation remains lower than five years ago. Agee noted businesses are still cautious and said a commercial dialogue between Russia and America will take place, along with discussions on rebuilding cultural ties.
Robert Agee, head of the American Chamber of Commerce in Russia, says US businesses have maintained their investments in Russia and most companies have not left the Russian market. Speaking at the Caucasus Investment Forum in the Stavropol Region, Agee said all investments and factories remain, with many companies with assets in the region participating in the forum.
