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Russia, North Korea set up dual trade of $1b

byghadia
06/02/2015
in International Customs
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MOSCOW: Russia and North Korea setting up dual trade that expected to reach at one billion dollar by 2020. Both countries have planned to carry out future trade in rubles.

This deal will help Russian companies with business partners in North Korea to work on trade and investment.

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“This is undoubtedly a new stage of business cooperation between Russia and North Korea, which will significantly strengthen trade and economic relations between the two countries,” Russian Commerce and Industry Chamber Vice President Vladimir Strashko said.

The new council should make business transactions between the two neighbors smoother, according to Strashko.

This last year has been a milestone for increased Russia-North Korea relations. In June, Russia announced it was extending its Trans-Siberia railway to North Korea.

Russia is also considering investing in North Korea’s Kaesong Industrial Park, a special economic zone in the country where more than 50,000 North Korean workers are employed by South Korean companies.In May, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law that will forgive 90 percent of North Korea’s Soviet-era debt.

Kim Jong-un said he will make a state visit to Moscow in May to join Russia’s celebrations for the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II.

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