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UK, Russia must rebuild economic relationship - Cameron.
LONDON (Itar-Tass) - The Russian economy is growing
faster than the average in Europe and offers great opportunities for
British businesses, UK Prime Minister David Cameron said in an exclusive
interview with Itar-Tass ahead of his official talks in Moscow on Monday.
"On the economy, we're already working closely on a wide range of
areas that are vital to our national interest. For example, our trading
relationship is growing stronger, with British exports to Russia up more
that 60% this year," he said. "The Russian economy is growing faster than
the average in Europe, and offers great opportunities for British
businesses. That's why I am travelling to Moscow with a high-powered
delegation of British business leaders, and it reinforces why we must
rebuild our relationship."
"I'd like to see more trade between our two countries - more companies
expanding their business like the Kingfisher Group opening 9 new stores in
Russia; and more cooperation on research and development like the new
technology developed in Cambridge that has enabled lightweight, plastic
e-Readers to go to Russian school pupils," Cameron said.
"And I want us to reinvigorate our dialogue with Russia on climate
change and energy, human rights and international security issues; and
increasingly close people to people links in areas like education, culture and science," he said
faster than the average in Europe and offers great opportunities for
British businesses, UK Prime Minister David Cameron said in an exclusive
interview with Itar-Tass ahead of his official talks in Moscow on Monday.
"On the economy, we're already working closely on a wide range of
areas that are vital to our national interest. For example, our trading
relationship is growing stronger, with British exports to Russia up more
that 60% this year," he said. "The Russian economy is growing faster than
the average in Europe, and offers great opportunities for British
businesses. That's why I am travelling to Moscow with a high-powered
delegation of British business leaders, and it reinforces why we must
rebuild our relationship."
"I'd like to see more trade between our two countries - more companies
expanding their business like the Kingfisher Group opening 9 new stores in
Russia; and more cooperation on research and development like the new
technology developed in Cambridge that has enabled lightweight, plastic
e-Readers to go to Russian school pupils," Cameron said.
"And I want us to reinvigorate our dialogue with Russia on climate
change and energy, human rights and international security issues; and
increasingly close people to people links in areas like education, culture and science," he said


