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What the business asked the President at the forum “Business Russia”

The President of Russia, members of the government and the head of the Bank of Russia took part in the anniversary forum of the public association “Business Russia”. After short welcoming speeches, the members of the organization addressed the President with a variety of issues: from encouraging investment and adjusting tax accounting to reviewing phytosanitary control standards.

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What the business asked the President at the forum “Business Russia”

The President of Russia, members of the government and the head of the Bank of Russia took part in the anniversary forum of the public association “Business Russia”. After short welcoming speeches, the members of the organization addressed the President with a variety of issues: from encouraging investment and adjusting tax accounting to reviewing phytosanitary control standards.

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