Putin instructs Cabinet to boost competitiveness of Russian merchant flag
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Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, directing the government to improve the competitiveness of the national maritime merchant flag. He emphasized the development of seaports, the Trans-Arctic corridor, and the goal of entering the world's top ten nations by merchant fleet deadweight tonnage.
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What happened
Russian President Vladimir Putin has tasked the Cabinet of Ministers and the Ministry of Transport with focusing on measures to increase the competitiveness of the national maritime merchant flag.
Why it matters
"I urge the government and the Ministry of Transport to continue working to enhance the attractiveness of the national merchant flag," the Russian leader said at the plenary session of the St.
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Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF).
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Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, directing the government to improve the competitiveness of the national maritime merchant flag. He emphasized the development of seaports, the Trans-Arctic corridor, and the goal of entering the world's top ten nations by merchant fleet deadweight tonnage.
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