MOSCOW (Sputnik) — According to the data, the corporation plans to spend 50 million rubles in 2016, 52 million in 2017, 54 million in 2018, 56 million in 2019 and 47.4 million in 2020.
Russia switched to an import substitution policy in mid-2014, after the West imposed several rounds of sanctions against the country citing its alleged involvement in the Ukrainian internal conflict.
Imported products are currently replaced both with Russian production and goods from countries, which have not introduced sanctions against Russia.
