“And, of course, we would consider it very correct that the final results of all these discussions be reported to the Russian president, who earlier gave the green light to it. So we hope that EEF moderators will brief the president on the development of agriculture, logistics, industry and high technologies in the Far East,” Trutnev said.
“In line with the results of EEF discussions, Vladimir Vladimirovich [Putin] always gives us detailed instructions that help us take several steps forward in the development of the Far East,” the Russian deputy prime minister stressed.
“We believe that the world has changed and those sanctions and the persistence, with which unfriendly countries are trying to hamper our development, have altered global developments. Actually, they've destroyed economic ties and led to the fact that the companies that clinched international contracts for the delivery of equipment made sure that all this is unreliable and that they may never see the implementation of the contracts,” Trutnev pointed out.