Russia and Brazil on course to boost mutual trade

Turnover between the two BRICS member states reached a record high last year, Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira says Brazil is looking forward to scaling up its trade with Russia, Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira said in an interview with RIA Novosti published earlier this week. The senior official hailed last year’s growth in trade turnover between the two countries, and said he sees potential to boost it further. “It is necessary to make progress in trade relations, which have great potential for growth. In 2022, we set a new record in our trade turnover, approaching the $10 billion mark, but it can grow even more,” Vi

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