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British business secretary committed to strengthening Britain-Russia trade
British Business Secretary Peter Mandelson said on Thursday that British and Russian firms should seek out opportunities to expand bilateral trade, a move that will help both countries' economies. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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This is an important opportunity for us to expand on our strong trade relationship. Over 1,000 British firms are already established in Russia, our 12th largest export market.
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Global problems require global solutions. Russia is central to the G20 process. The action we have all taken together is the most effective route to ensuring a sustained global recovery.
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This is an important opportunity for us to expand on our strong trade relationship. Over 1,000 British firms are already established in Russia, our 12th largest export market.
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Global problems require global solutions. Russia is central to the G20 process. The action we have all taken together is the most effective route to ensuring a sustained global recovery.
