Estonia looks for Ukraine to replace Russia
Oct 01, 1998
Urmas Maranik
TALLINN - Continuing economic hardship in Russia, Estonia's third largest export partner, could force Estonian businesses to look toward Ukraine as a possible substitute for the Russian market.Estonia and Ukraine signed a free trade agreement in 1995, and with the latter's population of 50 million, experts say it could prove a boon to ailing Estonian exporters."The Russian markets have always looked unstable, and we have been emphasizing the fact that total orientation to the East could become c ...
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