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05 April 2004 09:47
MOSCOW`S TURNOVER WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES $26 BLN IN 2003
ABU DHABI. April 5 (Interfax) - Moscow's trade turnover with foreign countries reached $26 billion in 2003, Moscow Mayor Yury Luzhkov said at the international investment forum Moscow-Invest 2004 in Abu Dhabi on Saturday. Germany, the U.S., the Netherlands, Switzerland, and China are Moscow's leading trade partners, Luzhkov said. "Regrettably, trade turnover between Moscow and the United Arab Emirates was only $90 million [in 2003], which is too little," he noted. Moscow maintains trade relations with 190 foreign countries, and Moscow's share in the entire volume of accumulated and drawn investments varies from 40 to 50 percent of all foreign investments in Russia, Luzhkov said. Moscow boasts the highest trade turnover in Russia, the mayor said. In particular, $30-billion worth of products and services are annually sold in Moscow. Individual incomes of the Muscovites grew 26% last year, he said.
[Interfax]
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