The return to the Russian market of foreign companies must be taken “carefully”, providing advantages to national manufacturers on foreign competitors, said Russian President Vladimir Putin in the plenary session of the Future Technology Forum. Tass reports that Tass.
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“I ask the Government to think about how we adjust the interaction of our companies and companies of our competitors to guarantee certain advantages for national manufacturers. Yes, within the WTO. <...> It is necessary to relate to this in the most attentive way, so as not to lose the potential created by our patients, which introduced sanctions against us, ”said the head of state.
Putin said that, in particular, agricultural producers asked not to “leave” foreign companies to the Russian market. “They get too much, do not let anyone enter our market, we will do everything ourselves. Well, except bananas, of course, but bananas also began to grow. Dear, really, “Putin said.
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The president also pointed out the “stimulating paper of sanctions” in the development of national science and business, emphasizing that “national decisions are often more effective than abroad.”
Previously, the Union of Shopping Centers (STC) offered to return to Russia Uniqlo, H&M and Inditex (Zara, Massimo Dutti, Bershka and other brands) that left the Russian market in 2022. The union indicated that they were ready to promote a dialogue, Solve logistics problems and maintain “reimbursement without obstacles” of foreign companies in the Russian market.
Before this, STC was informed that Inditex was negotiating in private to return to Russia. According to the association, the “defrost” period should be for this, when relations between Russia and Western countries will apply to mitigate sanctions.
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