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SAINT PETERSBURG: Russia will not raise its export duties on timber in 2010, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on Sunday at talks with his Finnish counterpart amid a trade row with Finland over the taxes. Full Article at Channel News Asia
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The Russian government will not raise export duties on round timber in 2010 and considers it possible to make a similar decision in 2011, RIA Novosti reported citing Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. Full Article at Uz Report
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Sunday that Russia will not raise export duties on raw timber in 2010 amid a trade dispute with neighboring Finland, Russian news agencies reported. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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(SAINT PETERSBURG) - Russia will not raise its export duties on timber in 2010, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Sunday at talks with his Finnish counterpart amid a trade row with Finland over the taxes. Full Article at EUbusiness
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia (AP) -- Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Sunday that Russia will further delay the introduction of a higher export duty on raw timber that has deeoply worried neighboring Finland. Full Article at ReadingEagle.com
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Unfortunately, we see that our Finnish colleagues are not investing enough in Russia.
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The moratorium on raising export duties on round timber will remain in effect for the next year. I believe it possible to make a similar decision for 2011. We'll proceed from the analysis of the real situation on world markets
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Like any other country, Russia can't be satisfied with the role of raw material supplier ... Russia is interested in using its natural resources in the most efficient way possible.
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After that, the environmental authorities will give their permission to the passage of the gas pipeline. We expect this to be done by the end of the year
