February 03, the barber from the pen of Peter in April published an article entitled " business climate 's darkens. Indictment against Russia, the article explains that officially if foreign investors are welcome in Russia, the state would set the rules of the game by preventing it from doing business in Russia. The example given by Pierre Avril example is oil, based on revelations from Wikileaks. Another example is the purchase of the bank of Moscow, which should be acquired by VTB and not by the Italian bank Unicredit.
I do not know why the French press can not help being negative about Russia and I do not want to dwell too, but still be serious, how can we judge the business climate on energy sector known perfectly well that he is ultra sensitive and equally qu'étatisé politicized? In addition, the energy field and Anglo-Russian relations are in my opinion-cons really the most perfect example, especially the most successful and least representative of the real atmosphere of the business community in Russia.
Seriously, the same day we learned that the international forum organized by investment bank Troika Dialogue brought together 2,400 people last year against 1,600 in 2009, mostly foreigners. With 4% growth in 2010, plausibly 5 or 6% in 2011, unemployment dropped to level before the crisis, a budget deficit \u0026lt; 3% in 2011, Russia has it all seems rather to attract foreign investment.
Besides, listen to the views of Emmanuel Quidet (which I already mentioned on this blog) about it. President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Franco-Russian partner of Ernst & Young in Russia, he gave an interview to realpolitik.tv and you will see that his opinion is quite different:
Le climat des affaires en Russie pour 2011
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