next we look into the issues surrounding russia nato just trust in. hello again the world complete spotlight the incidence challenged on our t.v. i'll bring all those today my guest on the program is trauma. french president nicolas sarkozy looked very content added g eight summit and goodwill russia announced it is ready to buy two helicopters carriers from france along implicit faded but contradictory deals that pride president clinton emitted in the bargain will cost russia more than a billion euro but it is likely to improve moscow's with progress as probably with dress suit would be the first step in rejecting xin remaining distrust between russia and myself some of them are proud of their russia and i asked senator if the french institute of international relations is here also the question of. two french helicopter carriers will sail to russia to become part of it's needed a couple of years it's the first time after the second world war moscow is trying for it weapons but what's more it's going need to military technology is this has been stron

and nato however there is one thing between russia and nato russia and all the nato countries which is still growing misunderstanding concerning this nuclear umbrella nuclear shields is this american analysis of nato nato progress program of installing the anti-missile defense. russia wants proof show us why we shouldn't be afraid nature says we'll just take it for granted book do you think that nato the west has to to to show so to give some proof to russia. russia will not be not be worried anymore losing russia moscow i think political class players for first of all i think it's very important to remind all bad was the relationship between russia in nato in the summer of two thousand and eight with the war in georgia and i think that's really the turning point and says since about time we had some positive evolution as certainly a change of stance in russian leadership probably due to the crisis and the impact of the crisis and also the research approach promoted by president obama and since that time definitely we can observe an improvement between nato and nato and russia havin

russia will not be be worried any more losing russia moscow i think political class players are for first of all i think it's very important to remind all bug was the relationship between russia in a toe in the summer two thousand and eight with the war in georgia and i think that's really the turning point and says since about time we had some positive evolution as was certainly a change of stance in russian leadership probably due to the crisis and the impact of the crisis and also the research approach promoted by president obama and since that time differently we can observe an improvement between nato and nato and russia having said that it's i share your views about you know. defense problem which is at the same time very complicated in military terms but it is a real strategy problems and i think that it's it should be seen as a part of a much more global strategy and for both russia and nato so a key question is do we consider the main difference between us or do we consider that the main threats outside this is one way to say i was a little this is this is against an outside thre

to russia. economic future is now pointing more than west definitely florida and liberals are reasons. that still chesler read the big energy games out of peter lee all across the region number two the relationships brazil russia india and china are getting closer and closer and now it's our south africa squad at the best it looks really great game even you reject it so it's weak she's also insist how two souls the great my ex and russia and china have to be right of this solution and this implies the shanghai cooperation organization summit has just ended you know stana and afghanistan are right to be an observer and soon maybe soon three four years of course you could become a member of the should like operation as they should but be saying that russia and china went to be proud of this solution for us going to stand it cannot be in the hands of the pentagon to solve the ask and write my own because where will happen let's talk about this gas deal between china and russia gazprom we understand

by surprise the second point i would make is that russia itself. was ambivalent about the soviet past about its own past and that made it much more difficult to craft a policy. in one way or the other political or economic move russia and the way we tried we wanted it to go and the fact that because the russians themselves were uncertain about which way they want to go in the tree i mean in when we look at it in retrospect now. after his presidency was it a missed opportunity i mean was really wanting to be. a partner of the west and it was just wasn't simply in braced i think he wanted to be a partner or of the west and i think it's very unfortunate what happened there was a lot of new stuff but unitless you know moment and sort of moving in russia. and americans and the europeans just didn't recognize that moment and summer movie they didn't believe it and when they finally believe that russian law started to set in you know that moment and still we you know but i don't really seriously i mean when you look at the one thousand nine hundred six pr

to thought of the five russia as a major producer of. people who continue to provide the very important sources to china or to be. the pipeline through your all so this is a very interesting time to watch the energy market and we will respond to the current situation now just to give you a sense of the numbers involved in this year's program this is the fifteenth annual st petersburg international economic forum thirty two million dollars budget to twelve percent increase over last two years two thirds of that coming from the sponsors so there are many many partners involved here and dozens and dozens of companies also involved all of this and plenty more tomorrow when the next day when the conference starts again see you all then. presidential aide says this year's forum is more important than ever for russia as it begins to look east as well as west best months the focus is on russia's energy corporation with china alex largest trading partner and the two sides are discussing a landmark deal it will enable russia to deliver almost seve

i actually think that russia is russia's plans for cooperation with the united states and nuclear power is is actually quite forward for change compared to most other countries surveyed very accurate the director general or also recently. ally in the russia's plans for the development of a that's not where our systems in the united states. with a part in partnership with the united states and other countries. actually is in front of where the united states is right now and hopefully through the operative arrangements with our scientists on the scientists from russia. will be able to. demonstrate that damaged nuclear power systems are far safer and far more efficient the ones that are in use today. quicker than we could if we built them in the united states so i'm very encouraged a lot of experts and innovators are here from silicon valley and of course russia has plenty it's fake and developing already itself a project obviously silicon valley is going to be an example for them but how when it comes to sitting down and talking and. see. yes like i eric smith health spoke of like get sta

russia. residential voice tree to tree police part of russia's peace mediation mission in the protracted leaving conflict most his position has always been clear that only a non violent negotiation is the only way out of this crisis mosco has repeatedly harshly criticize they to fall launching a military operation here in libya and has never supported the un security council resolution which gave green lights to intervention and nick on the girl of the peace envoy was sent here to try to persuade both sides to start talking action that's very hard to achieve a very hard process but we have we have been able to speak to me come and go after . matt officials here in tripoli and he said that he feels rather optimistic about peace process here is quite fragile it's a long way to go but definitely he's optimistic about that he's emphasized that give up his people he's mad the libyan prime minister and foreign minister and he said that duffus people are actually ready for negotiations but he's sad

russia and c.i.s. says there are many things that have already been achieved so there's been some progress i don't think it's enough and personally i think the actually the government also believes that the job is not complete. they have done some good things like you like they've established they have asked for politicians to leave the boards of various companies they have extensive privatization program we've established the fund that would look for a word investment so they've done some things but there's more to do. and russia's oil giant look for oil is looking to get exploration licenses in iraq the company's c.e.o. told me that this could dramatically increase local production. soon would you not see them if you take into consideration the twelve contracts of the those from which were presented in the tender that comes from and. they're being realized and twelve million barrels a day in seven years to do the right produces four to five million barrels so these will triple good amount to more tha

russia e.u. summit was overshadowed by this route over the vegetables the scandal when the russians banned all european vegetables and russia is is i think the biggest market for european vegetables so. are you sure do you think that this is fair that this problem had to be solved by president medvedev and the leaders of the european countries should it take such a high level to solve such a problem i know probably probably probably what happened is that this happened just a few days before the summit i said i hope that is the cucumber is all ok. this converse of being possible is something that they have not done because it is not of all the local president or gave i think with them as we keep this. historical moment but not what happened is that this problem arises and the ban also took place just a few days before the summit so logically the issue was not solved by the time of the summit and the summit had to look at it. all the wise probably it would have been different but i think this simpl

level fantasy the west would not think would not invent a new russia and. light state or a neutral state each return to the old ways of treating russia with suspicion we just usual you know there was nothing new i asked for one thousand nine hundred and i can tell your story in july in one thousand nine hundred one. government delegation came to russia and they came to what was their head of the government and they said we stay when you we don't believe these democrats we think you are a serious person a few people remember that i am sorry that you were and i think it shows you all the level found at the time again alex go ahead jump in. like a friend is a year but it's very difficult to get this. great sense of this russia want to be treated in the early one nine hundred ninety s. both as a cove victor a victor against communism sort of self imposed to victory and therefore be treated as a partner and also to be given this kind of economic aid which would be expected of a defeated power it will be to. will war so at that one of the same time they wanted to

as a session for the w t o and russia russia partnership with china on a gas pipeline and also a tenbillion dollar state backed private equity fund all those and more coming your way in the business in about twenty minutes. one pm of the russian capital of this is r t a marina joshie two of the world's biggest and fastest growing economies russia and china are meeting in moscow gas is one of the main sources of discussion as moscow becomes a vital supplier of energy fueling the massive growth of its eastern neighbor country as our reports on the other shared interest the two nations will be talking about. we know that both sides say there's still a lot of room for improvement within their bilateral relationship of course russia and china are each other's biggest neighbors and both sides certainly have a lot to gain from a beneficial relationship with their neighbor rochelle force is one of the world's largest is the sources of natural resources that just oil and gas of we do know that there are ongoing talks between gazprom and the chinese natural gas companies for gas supplies and a

a multi-billion dollar or two of the world's biggest emerging powerhouses russia and china closer together. also the two sides both sides in libya to stop the ongoing conflict all the details in just a few moments. no place for colonel gadhafi in libya is a future russian envoys message. officials in tripoli to broker a peace summit. the lawyers for alleged international arms dealer. prepared to challenge the new york court on the legality of his extradition to america. and as the white knights return to st petersburg it's time again for the same petersburg international economic forum. live at the forum and would give you more about some high level deals that have been signed in about twenty minutes time stay with us. worldwide news live from moscow. welcome to the program well energizing that relations and a boosting trade is what the leaders of russia and china have been discussing right here in moscow but they also couldn't avoid sharing thoughts on the conflict in libya let's get more details on the meeting from. good to see you china already ranks as russia's number one trade partner

seems the only way how russia can it is very strong it's possible to be more but. really to build on it's not that there was a goal it's a. business as well as weekly that is strong business oriented for. tourists people who come in the shop who has been here. these weeks spent money will be quotable gunn people just impression a little more wells will do you not only consumables maybe it will be in order to build builds maybe it will be. it will be it. now what's be it's you know like you see. what's going on national football you could call this program beyond kalashnikov here they found about this forum that we're out here how valuable is this forum in st petersburg because it's really a man so a lot of people here in the lives a lot of what i read in western media about media is about what interest there is in russia i mean there's this community and there are so many pavilions in this complex here it's hard to keep track of who's here and you can't meet everyone obviously i mean. are forums like this worth while why do you guys. i think he's actually on this p

next we look at russia's business prospects with peter lavelle in on the money. hello and welcome to on the money with the business of rush it is business as usual about any we're broadcasting from the st petersburg international economic forum and we're talking about branding. to discuss branding i'm joined by robert sasson he's senior managing director at u.s.g. private equity also we have you know coco teachy is chairman of the board of the retail chain technique and robert made he's managing partner at robert make consulting group ok gentlemen we're in st petersburg and i'd like to ask you robert the first question when we think of the term branding the country japan technology china the factory of the world germany precision united states may be too much financial market you think of russia what brand comes to mind. if today's one if one does come to me what i can say about that i live here in russia for a long time and i've watched a lot of changes and improvements happen over the send to fifteen years i had to describe russia in short i would say it contin

good for russia. in the long run. turning our engineer would be good for them so it is going to be what. it will be good to china today i mean. i lost all of that was about growth by its supply of energy sources. it used to depend heavily on the middle east so we all know that disturbance there so so tiny a hunger for new energy source and suddenly this way the rich and they can buy a large. amount of gas from russia they have to get a stable and long term reliable and india resources so that is certainly beneficial if it's high as you're saying and these initially huge mutually beneficial for china and russia but also benefit regev regional massively regional implications here as well if china can start relying on russia for energy and instead of as you know the troubled middle east area but if i may if i may just change gears for a moment here russia and china are united against nato's military campaign in libya do you think you think they are able to counter balance western supremacies on international problems lik

russia or china or all of these as see all the lying. we saw that not enough to start us nato military aggression in north african region so i hope saw that as see all russia or china or china or russia leaving leading this new robot moving on to balance of power in the wall soledad they can build a new world order where norm or unilateral aggressive or you can clone your own methodology being put into a sovereign nation such as libya political scientists talk to you look china live from beijing thanks very much. but russia's envoy is in tripoli to convince the regime there's no place for colonel gadhafi in libya future but loyalist officials have told mikhail margelov the colonel is not prepared to step down it's the latest push by moscow to mediate a cease fire meantime there's no letup in the fighting with yet more nato airstrikes on a rebel advance towards gadhafi stronghold for national she's reporting for us. visit to tripoli's part of russia's piece mediates a mission in the protracted libran conflict that's going has been insisti

reform for russia. the russian leaders keynote speech comes at a major international economic forum here in st petersburg more in just a moment for me and he said now a. war hostility the u.s. congress threatens to block washington's campaign that's now been in full swing for ninety days without proving. the palestinians are scraping for a living as israel withholds money. could be used to fund terror attacks. world news and much more twenty four hours a day you're watching r t welcome to the program now a country free of corruption move towards modernization and the world trade organization that's the future president dmitry medvedev outlined for russia on the scent petersburg international economic forum. ways at the meeting and give us more details on this now and what exactly did the president say about his plans for modernizing russia. modernization certainly was the main theme and in fact it ran for a very smooth. into all of the other problems that he touched upon so modernization is connected to

understands that russia has to change. policy part of the the global world and you know i think russia is moving in the right direction you know we've been in russia now for ten years and we see a lot of change but there's still a lot of work to do how would you rate russia's investment climate and what do you think it could be done to improve it. it's still difficult there's a growing market here you know international paper and in our joint venture with l m we're in the business of adding value to russia's resources and supplying products here in russia and also export of them to china so i think the investment climate is getting better but there's still a lot of work to do now in terms of that more work that needs to be done are the anti-corruption efforts and things along those lines what do you think can be done in order to battle not only. the real effect of that but also the perception of that insofar as it keeps it may be a barrier to doing business here well i think the best way to demonstrate that russia is diffe

new might to zoom in to russia ok now the trade between the two partners is growing but russia still has a bit of trouble attracting international investment from trying to trade remains comparatively low what why is this and and will today's talks stick do you think will. not glow. the u.s. three for example china is already a good first russian trade partner so it cannot truly grew faster than the russian move in the russian economy is growing. and there are many problems like investment climate in russia some space. problem or a problem of. working problems which to. to go and so dealing with tight if we can a letter to attention to what happened yesterday at the s e o tenth anniversary. of the shanghai cooperation organization huge in tower said that the next ten years will be critical for the shanghai shanghai group of asian nations are critical for their development is there any possibility that there could be some sort of competition between nato but is probably as some would say a military force and partially economic at s c o that tends to lean more towards economics and sec

russian poland relations russia e.u. relations do you think that that poland polish presidency will. play some role in making this russian issue special for the e.u. and for reactions with were not very likely in the sense that they are not responsible for the foreign relations in there actually on a number of issues it might be might have of course a bearing but but not on what is the bilateral relation between russia and the e.u. which is a matter now for institutions in brussels. on the twenty seventh of june russian and the european union diplomats had their meeting and these are related issues and agreed on some joint action steps on the way to these are free travel could you specify what have these joint action steps well this is something that came out of the not is the last summit with the previous summit where we agreed that the best way to be more efficient in making progress would be to identify where are the problems which are the issues that need to be solved in order to reach in on the this beautiful regime

which it all screwed be exported to russia or imported in russia come in with a certificate that in e.u. certificate extended by the national laboratories that the e.u. would. notify russia would certify that these products of course were. necessary center conditions. so what happens is that some countries that the commission notified to the russian authorities first bunch of laboratories for a number of countries now i think i think not i'm sure of that and laboratories from other countries have been also communicated and i think that the case here is that the first ones were these ones so in. good logic the first products to get here were the ones of the first laboratories that had been communicated to the russian authorities so this is simply a matter of time and of course of having the necessary certificates and for the products to come to the russian customs were the products and he said the case will be very fine. let's talk about the w.t. one of the favorite subjects to talk when it concerns russia and europe doubly turns one of one of the heads of all the discussion so so let's

this is a great time for russia both for the me to. the end x. and mail route but i think also. for companies that are started with real russian technology were russian technology and from yours could spread to the rest of the world right now. most of the big successes are copies of u.s. developments but. i think there's a great future that. energy also is something that is on the table here in st petersburg especially in the wake of a post quake japan something that a lot of people are talking about something that's on the right of minds they say demand for gas could rise by up to fifty percent because of that catastrophe and it's something that has a lot of people talking including the head of the international energy agency who says that russia can play an important role in this regard going to about three point one three pm cubic meters so production will increase about five million. leads. almost fifty percent. will happen. to five o'clock p. five. major producers. to continue to provide the very important school system to try mor

russia's joining w a k o. but try to include a lot of ones that might be we can join you one with the consent of georgia because the charter of the look you gives an opportunity if only one country is again you can ignore. what you think. this is my next question is the obstacle would be a move like this people with washington to to convince georgia to stop the rubbish or. i my understanding of the u.s. position is that. a session is by. by consensus. and that is you know unless you got to the well but then i still think that it's possible that we will see what you are but you know that it is possible if they want countries again you can join of it if you at least direct that. i know that. i think there are obvious agreement just as there were the interpretation. of the american dream and which governs that for seizure. you know it's it's up to russia and georgia to come to us on understanding. the swiss have appointed someone as a as a mediator and we hope that with that some sort of a arrangements can be mad

russia business council. is right some political spats between moscow and washington that you are getting closer to the u.s. has agreed to help lay the welcome mat for russia at the w t o. russian travelers and business. dissipating the introduction of the extended three year american visa i'll get you one with no easy times. hello ed hello underneath thank you very much mostly for being with us on the show and first of all i wanted to to hear your comments on something that we hear through the grapevine these days and that michael mcfaul and probably moving to moscow as the new american ambassador and should we expect something from him from this and how problems it will be used. well it's a rumor i think she really does. but maybe we can speculate on the basis of the rumor. michael mcfaul is. someone who is known to be close to president obama he is a scholar on russia is an expert field he's worked very closely with the members of the ministration spent some time also working with people on capitol hill so

in russia and the former c.e.o. is countries thank you very much for joining me here so just tell me so far what are your impressions of the conference what do you hoping to accomplish here right think it's very impressive set up. i think it's probably the premier form in which the business community can meet each other as well as the political elite and discuss the things that are happening today as well as the way forward very good now since president advent of took office diversifying the economy he said has been one of his primary goals how far do you think progress has come on i think there's been some progress i don't. it's enough and personally i think the actually the government also believes that it's not that the job is not complete. they have done some good things like you like they've established kolkata they have asked for politicians to leave the boards of various companies they have extensive privatisation program they've established the fund that you're talking about that would look for edward invest

all russia or china or china or russia are leaving leading this new global movement to balanced a power in the wall so they can build a new world order we are no more unilateral aggressive or you can clone your own methodology being put into a sovereign nation such as libya. you would argue life from moscow and coming up the russian a businessman being lined up for jail not justice has been extradited to has to appear in a new york court his defense accuses politicians of twisting the jury's arms to keep him behind bars. much as envoy is in tripoli to convince the regime there is no place for colonel gadhafi in libya his future but loyalist officials have told me not to kill off the colonel is not prepared to step down it's the latest push by moscow to mediate a cease fire but if you're lawfully held talks with rebel leaders in benghazi and a relative of gadhafi is in egypt there's no let up in the fighting meantime with yet more nato airstrikes and rebel advance towards tripoli because aides say he won't consider. stepping down until a ceasefire is in place but within just the past few

russia. in one thousand nine hundred one the west was applauding russia and unfortunately the country was collapsing. and then in the end of the nine just when russia tried to say something but west suddenly became very critical so it was not yeltsin who changed it was the editors of that or the west it changed us for us here my thinking about again cool very distinct process. yeltsin was a democrat in the early ninety's and by the end of the ninety s. he was a different person talking about their political system it were it became very difficult to access hume much more difficult then to accept gorbachev in the end of vegas there were all kinds a weird people around him who had absolutely no legitimacy including on a political base was never elected by anyone. so basically people when they made demonstrations in support of us in one thousand nine hundred one what they wanted was kind of their social democratic you were talking earlier this point out of the browser and regular continue our di

for for russia is in. this current period of time the best policy is flexible change and maybe change it if you appreciate will be not so weak as it is today why they think it's the best option in this creation because you know the. the major export of russia is role much you know and oil gas and so on it means that for export. this policy is negative neutral. for imported goods yes in case of appreciation to your. competition but you have to take into account that a lot of consumer goods produced in russia based on the. euro or are zero materials some raw materials imported from. abroad and from this point of view is in conflict companies which invested in russia in the consumer protection consumers production. we'll be moralists neutral again this policy says. the former deputy finance minister aggression spotlight will be back shortly after a break so stay with google. the . motion would be so much brighter than if you knew about sums from financed impressionists. from his firm stance on t.v. don't come

petersburg, russia.ders from right around the world are discussing the global economic opportunities that line that country and elsewhere. for the host nation, russia itself, oil and gas, of course have been the bread and butter of that country's economy, but now a new generation of entrepreneurs are looking to diversify and as reported, inventorship, it seems, isn't the issue. >> reporter: in her research lab she perfects her own medical innovation. it's a fie russ gel that bonds with human tissue, a kind of artificial skin that she says could treat burns, even mend broken teeth and bones. this whole process was dreamed up and developed in russia by her. >> translator: i met people with a long period for rehabilitation in hospitals. they can span more than a month in bed, sometimes even three or four. so i wanted to create a material which would speed up the healing process and make their rehabilitation process shorter. >> reporter: her skin substitute is still being test bud once approved she hopes kit

treated russia as a normal country. start to talk with companies which is not in the russian but maybe go into do it and regarding this issue have usually more negative. information about the russian and of course there is a some obvious reasons which is could be treated as weaknesses. corruption which is actually there in russia it's very well known and the russian president. is talking about this and fighting with this issue with this problem. now and i think it's. corruption translated into sometimes action course and difficulties for the companies do business in russia you hear you mention the lack of information back people who have do have enough information about russia the investors they they they probably know about the problem of corruption corruption is acknowledged by everyone including the leaders the leadership of the russian federation so what the government is trying to do to fight corruption is a suffice is it working or something else and is needed so the should the russians do do something new or what

today they currently trade between russia and china not at all time high and not seems like. it's only going to get larger they signed an agreement that by twenty fifteen trade between the two nations will be worth one hundred billion dollars and by twenty twenty ten years away it'll be worth two hundred billion dollars so good news for people wanting to export and import between those two nations there's going to be a huge increase in commerce between russia and china now it wasn't just business that was on the table the wider world was also being discussed in both leaders both president said that they expressed again their opinions on the situation in libya reiterating the call all military action taken against colonel gadhafi must remain within the parameters of the u.n. resolutions that. that was set out in that any attacks on civilians from outside forces must be stopped and this mustn't happen and that the u.n. resolution was not to be exceeded by outside forces. of the shanghai cooperation organization there was a joint statement where all the group members there were

a multi-billion dollar handshake for two of the world's biggest emerging powerhouses bringing russia and china closer together. also the leaders meeting in moscow of urged all those involved in the libyan conflict to refrain from escalating violence all the details in just a few moments. no place for colonel gadhafi in libya as future russian envoys messages he meets loyalist officials in tripoli to broker peace saul amid a rebel and nato assault. the lawyers for alleged international arms do you know to prove to challenge a new york court on the legality of his extradition to america. the sun is shining in russia's northern capital i'm outros a live at the st petersburg international economic forum we'll tell you all about the high level goings on here in our business report coming your way in about twenty minutes. global news twenty four seven this is artsy live from moscow. well energizing relations boosting trade is what the leaders of russia and china have been discussing right here in moscow but they also couldn't avoid sharing thoughts on the conflict in libya. has been monito

to some extent europe russia and the u.s. can be seen as a positive step oh well i have heard a line of country opinions here in moscow that that russia actually does need these trials. it's a political deal rather than purely economical as you call it how much our strategic interests outside of purely economic interest there's france have in this deal. if it's not interesting for military terms for the russian navy that's interesting because that means that the russian navy. official be rich to buy something without any in the u.s. so i think there is an interest. but who will see for france but very important in the industry in terms the doc about guns because it's a way to jump through some walk in seoul but that's one reason this is going to reason is this idea that. the transformation of nato is very important and that russia should not be seen as a rebel but should be seen as a partner a partner but it is seen as a country with. which it's possible to make some strategy convergence on the front issues not on all of thes

russia and c.i.s. says there are many things that have already been achieved. there's been some progress i don't think it's enough and personally i think the actually the government also believes that it's not the job is not complete. they have done some good things like you like they've established kolkata they have to ask for politicians to leave the boards of various companies they have extensive privatization program they've established a fund that would look for edward investments so they've done some things but there's more to do. and russia's all joined local is looking to get exploration licenses in iraq the company's c.e.o. told r.t. that this could dramatically increase local production. if you take into consideration the twelve contracts of the represented in the time and that. being real law is. twelve million barrels a day in seven years to do iraq produces fuel to five million barrels triple that amount to more than five hundred million tonnes i think that growth rates will remain at the same level so. we need all products and it will keep using t

for for russia. and this current period of time is the best policy is flexible change rate like maybe change rates of you appreciate we'll be notes so weak as is it is today but i think it's the best option in this situation because you know the. the major export of russia is rome and oil and gas and so on it means that for export this this policy is negative neutral. for imported goods yes in case of appreciation to be. competition but we have to take into account that a lot of consumer goods produced in russia based on the. or are or are all materials some. or all materials imported from. abroad and from this point a few companies which invested in. consumer production consumer was production. will be moralists neutral again this policy says. the former deputy finance minister of russia spotlight will be back shortly after a break so stay with us don't go. play. golf with. bringing you the latest in science and technology from the realms of russia. we've got the future covered. in russia would be s