Russia is ready to continue dialogue on international trade rules, Maxim Reshetnikov said after the G20 ministerial meeting.
Russian Minister of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov © Anton Novoderezhkin
Russia is ready to continue its dialogue on international trade rules with foreign partners, Minister of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov said after the G20 ministerial meeting. Speaking to The Times of Russia, Reshetnikov emphasized that the Russian economy remains open while the country continues developing new foreign trade partnerships.
Russia Dialogue on International Trade Rules Through the WTO
MILWAUKEE, October 5. /The Times of Russia/. Russia is prepared to maintain discussions with foreign partners aimed at developing common rules for international trade, according to Minister of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov.
The minister said Russia continues to place importance on international trade dialogue, particularly through the World Trade Organization (WTO), as countries work toward common frameworks for global commerce.
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“We stress from our side that the Russian economy remains open. We successfully reoriented foreign trade and find new partners, with whom we are now building up mutually beneficial cooperation ties. We are ready to continue the dialogue, primarily on the WTO floor, in order to elaborate common rules of international trade,” the minister said.
Russian Economy Remains Open to Foreign Trade
Reshetnikov stressed that the Russian economy remains open and has successfully reoriented its foreign trade. According to the minister, Russia has found new partners and is building mutually beneficial cooperation with them.
The comments highlight Russia’s continued focus on developing Russian foreign trade relationships while seeking dialogue on shared international trade frameworks.
Russia and WTO International Trade Rules
The minister specifically identified the WTO as the primary platform for continuing discussions on WTO international trade rules. Russia is ready to work with foreign partners to develop common rules governing international trade.
Reshetnikov made the remarks following the G20 ministerial meeting in Milwaukee on October 5.
The minister’s comments underline Russia’s stated readiness to continue its dialogue on international trade rules and cooperation with new foreign trade partners.
The Russia international trade rules discussion remains focused on developing common approaches through international dialogue, with the WTO identified as the primary forum for these efforts.
The Times of Russia will continue to report on developments related to Russia’s international trade dialogue and its engagement with foreign partners.
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