Berlin calls on Russia to help foreign companies during pandemic

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Head of the Ministry economics Germany Peter Altmayer called on the Russian authorities to support foreign business during the COVID-19 epidemic.

Germany is now very important to carry out structural economic reforms, invest in new Technologydiversify supply chains and make them more competitive. The Russian Federation can also improve its economic situation. We need security in competition, support of foreign enterprises operating in Russia from state authorities

- Altmayer emphasized in an address to the participants of the Potsdam Meetings conference.



The conference was dedicated to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on external policy and the security of Germany, Russia and the European Community.

Peter Altmayer also noted the importance for him as a minister to work for the benefit of cooperation between Germany and Russia. He spoke about the need for constructive cooperation with European and Asian partners, despite some well-known problems in relations between Moscow and Berlin.

The head of the German Ministry of Economics also recalled that he had made four trips to Moscow during his work in this post since 2018. In addition, Altmayer repeatedly met in the German capital with representatives of the Russian government, as well as Russian public organizations.
  • Olaf Kosinsky/wikimedia.org
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  1. Bulanov
    Bulanov
    +10
    25 May 2020 18: 53
    How can foreign companies be helped in Russia if foreign companies have announced sanctions against Russia? That's when the sanctions are lifted, then let them turn!
  2. mark2
    mark2
    +10
    25 May 2020 19: 34
    Peter Altmayer, with hungry eyes from malnutrition, asks the country a gas station, with its economy torn to shreds, to help their business.
    But they would not go in a certain direction ...
  3. boriz
    boriz
    +7
    25 May 2020 19: 50
    As Germany helped with the SP-2, so did Russia ...
  4. Dear sofa expert.
    Dear sofa expert.
    +3
    25 May 2020 20: 37
    Germany is now very important to carry out structural economic reforms, invest in new technologies, diversify supply chains and make them more competitive. The Russian Federation can also improve its economic situation. We need security in competition, support of foreign enterprises operating in Russia from government agencies.

    Well, where is the call to help? Rather, a call for mutually beneficial cooperation. What's bad about it? Altmayer today is almost the only high-ranking German politician from the CDU (Ruling Party), set up to bring Germany and Russia closer. He is an ardent fighter for the lifting of anti-Russian sanctions. And he is a likely candidate for the chancellor.
  5. Sergey Latyshev
    Sergey Latyshev
    -2
    25 May 2020 20: 38
    Already, already helping. Rusal, they wrote here, is already on the list. And many others....
  6. Wanderer039
    Wanderer039
    +7
    25 May 2020 21: 04
    And why the Russian Federation to help foreign companies and foreign workers who only export money from the Russian Federation, taking away work from domestic enterprises that pay taxes to the Russian Federation ?!
  7. Cheburashk
    Cheburashk
    +1
    26 May 2020 00: 42
    Ofigeli there in Germany or coronavirus acted so ????? am
  8. Cheburashk
    Cheburashk
    +1
    26 May 2020 00: 43
    Quote: mark2
    Peter Altmayer, with hungry eyes from malnutrition, asks the country a gas station, with its economy torn to shreds, to help their business.
    But they would not go in a certain direction ...

    Totally agree!
  9. shinobi
    shinobi
    +2
    26 May 2020 08: 09
    It means that we should sanction us, to spoil with flows, to give a damn about the soul, but just a little - Russia, help. And bash on bash?
  10. Rashid116
    Rashid116
    0
    27 May 2020 08: 26
    Our people don’t help.