(AGI) – Moscow’s reaction to the political and military crisis with Ukraine, the economic sanctions introduced in 2014 by the European Union on Russia, have cost to our well-Made in Italy 3.6 billion euro. Italian exports to the Russian Federation, in fact, increased from 10.7 billion in 2013 to 7.1 billion euro in 2015 (-34%). To complaints the Office of studies CGIA Mestre that Lombardia (-1.18 billion), Emilia Romagna (-771 million) and Veneto (-688.2 million) are the regions with the introduction of the sales block they have suffered the heaviest negative effects: more than 72 percent of the total decline in exports to Russia has affected these three territories. The association representing thousands of small businesses and artisans, explains that the 3.6 billion drop in exports, 3.5 billion are attributable to the manufacturing sector. The machinery (-648.3 million euro), clothing (-539.2 million euro), motor vehicles (-399.1 million euro), footwear / leather goods (-369.4 million euro), metal products (-259.8 million euro), mobile (-230.2 million) and electrical appliances (-195.7 million) were the sectors where business volumes in absolute terms recorded major contractions. “It ‘s high time that the European Union should review its position towards Moscow,” said the coordinator of the research office CGIA Paul Zabeo citing the terrorist attacks that occurred in recent days in Brussels.
29/03/2016 10:30:02
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