Russian government of Crimea is going to supply goods overseas and wheat for Nicaragua

Published 2021년 7월 14일

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The Ministry of Production and Trade of Nicaragua and the Kremlin-controlled Council of Ministers of Crimea have signed a trade and economic cooperation agreement, which includes the export of wheat from Crimea to Central America in exchange for the import of coffee and fruit. The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has labeled this as a violation of Ukrainian laws and international norms, as it recognizes Crimea as part of Ukraine. The agreement aims to facilitate mutually beneficial supplies of various products, including rum, meat, coffee, fruits, cigars, cocoa, sugar, fish, shellfish and crustaceans, wheat, and metallurgical products.

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What economic relations did the Russian government of Crimea and the Central American Republic of Nicaragua agree on? How will the annexed Crimea benefit from such trade? What will official Kiev do with such a trade "partnership"? The Ministry of Production and Trade of the Republic of Nicaragua and the Kremlin-controlled Council of Ministers of Crimea signed an agreement on trade and economic cooperation in Managua (the capital of the country). Wheat will be exported from the annexed Crimea to Central America, and coffee and fruit will be imported, according to the website of the Russian government of Crimea. Georgy Muradov was instructed to sign the agreement on behalf of the Kremlin-controlled Crimean Council of Ministers. The "Crimean delegation" also includes the Russian Minister of Finance of the Crimea, Irina Kiviko. As reported, “the signed agreement opens up an opportunity for mutually beneficial supplies of products, development of tourism. We are talking about the ...

Source: Krymr