Russian Energy Industry Promotes Energy Integration in Europe and Asia

In an interview with the reporter, the En+ Group's president, Opeljak, said that Russia will not soon join the WTO, and even if it joins, it will not have a significant positive impact on the raw materials and semi-finished industries such as the En+ Group. He emphasized that the "Euro-Asian energy integration" promoted by the Russian energy industry is beneficial to both China and Russia.

Aobojia pointed out that Russia’s accession to the WTO will promote the textile and electronics industries more clearly, and the raw materials and semi-finished products industries will not necessarily gain more opportunities for free trade. Before joining the WTO, Russia and the member economies of the To establish rules, otherwise there will be problems continue to exist.

O'Brien stressed that in terms of East-West Siberia and the Far East, the economic strategy centered on the European economy will not be able to meet its demand for heavy industries such as railways and automobile manufacturing. This will require shifting the focus of the regional economy to the east. He also pointed out that in addition to heavy industry, the basic services industry in East and West Siberia and the Far East also needs to be vigorously promoted.

At the 7th "Baikal Economic Forum" held in Irkutsk last week, Aubergine said that the economic focus of "moving eastward" to East Asia will greatly satisfy the economic development needs of Russia's eastern Siberia and the Far East; There is still an imbalance in the status quo of the great Chinese economy, and it is necessary to make full use of the resources in the region. From this perspective, "Eurasian energy integration" will benefit both China and Russia.