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Mexico to boost trade ties with Russia – diplomat | Mexico to boost trade ties with Russia – diplomat |
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The country’s ambassador has outlined areas for cooperation | The country’s ambassador has outlined areas for cooperation |
Russia and Mexico have vast prospects for economic cooperation, the country’s ambassador to Moscow, Norma Pensado Moreno, said on Wednesday, noting that mutual trade turnover has already exceeded $1.5 billion this year, despite the current challenges. | |
“Economic relations between Russia and Mexico have been rather stable but they have large potential for further development,” she told reporters. | “Economic relations between Russia and Mexico have been rather stable but they have large potential for further development,” she told reporters. |
Moreno stressed that trade between the nations has grown substantially in part due to Mexico’s purchases of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020-2021. She also noted that there’s room for the countries to boost cooperation in such areas as epidemiology and agriculture. | Moreno stressed that trade between the nations has grown substantially in part due to Mexico’s purchases of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020-2021. She also noted that there’s room for the countries to boost cooperation in such areas as epidemiology and agriculture. |
“As for this year, the trade turnover reached $1.573 billion in the first three trimesters,” the diplomat said. | “As for this year, the trade turnover reached $1.573 billion in the first three trimesters,” the diplomat said. |
Moscow has built strong ties with a number of Latin American states, including Mexico. Russia’s second largest oil producer, Lukoil, is currently involved in a joint project with a Mexican oil and gas company to develop offshore oil fields in the Gulf of Mexico. | Moscow has built strong ties with a number of Latin American states, including Mexico. Russia’s second largest oil producer, Lukoil, is currently involved in a joint project with a Mexican oil and gas company to develop offshore oil fields in the Gulf of Mexico. |
Mexico has refused to join Western sanctions on Russia over the conflict in Ukraine. | Mexico has refused to join Western sanctions on Russia over the conflict in Ukraine. |
For more stories on economy & finance visit RT's business section | For more stories on economy & finance visit RT's business section |
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