EU businesses interested in resuming trade with Russia, Russian mission says
Moscow's trade mission to the EU said cooperation should be mutually beneficial and free from political considerations.
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European Union businesses have expressed interest in resuming trade relations with Russia, according to the Russian trade mission to the European Union.
In a statement, the mission said that any such cooperation should be mutually beneficial, long-term and sustainable, and should be kept free from the broader political environment that has shaped EU-Russia relations in recent years.
The statement did not provide further detail on which businesses or sectors have expressed this interest, nor on any concrete steps toward resuming trade ties. It reflects Moscow's continued public messaging on the prospect of renewed economic engagement with European counterparts.
The remarks come amid an ongoing period of strained relations between Russia and the European Union, with trade between the two sides having been significantly curtailed in recent years.
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