Sanctions helped Russia and Turkey

Imposed by the EU sanctions against the Russian Federation contribute to the fact that trade between the Russian Federation and Turkey is growing faster. He would rise and without punishment, but in the current circumstances, this process is more likely, said the Minister of economy of Turkey Nihat, Zeybekci.

The volume of trade between the Russian Federation and Turkey is 28 billion dollars. However, efforts should be made to the development of financial relations between Moscow and Ankara were stable.

"A year and a half ago during a meeting at the highest level, the goal was to expand trade to 100 billion dollars - at the same time the penalties were not mentioned. The only effect of the punishment is that now we will reach this goal sooner," he said, Minister Wirtschaftsblatt.

Earlier it was reported that Turkey is going in several times to increase the supply of salt in the Russian Federation. The government has already instructed his own Ministry of trade and customs to see this opportunity. Exporters want to compensate for the reduced imports of the product from Ukraine.

Explores this issue and the Ministry of economy of Turkey, and at the next meeting with a delegation from the Ministry of economic development, it expects to offer to improve delivery several times, said the head of the export Department of mining metals and forest products of the Turkish Ministry Kaner Bozat.

"In light of recent political and economic events we go on to argue that we can expect an increase in our salt export to the Russian Federation, - I quote his "news. - At this
export accounts for about 50 thousand tons, but the research we conduct our potential and we expect to increase it several times".

Days.Ru wrote that Russia wants to get rid of the Ukrainian salt. National Supervisory authority recommended retailers to withdraw from circulation the products of huge salt producers from Ukraine, which account for 56% of the market. This is due to the fact that the CPS are dissatisfied with the quality of the products. The Ministry said that during routine inspections of the external supply was found that the salt from these companies does not meet the requirements of the content of various impurities and iodine, and organoleptic characteristics.

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