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NEWS  Trade Turnover Between Belarus, Russia in Decline 11:11, 01/04/2002, RBK In January 2002 the trade turnover between Russia and Belarus constituted $620,1mln and fell, as compared with January 2001, by 2,4%, reports the State Committee for Statistics. Meantime, the export constituted $360,9mln (reduced by 2,5%), import – $259,2mln (fell by 2,2%), while the trade turnover balance reached $101,7mln. The backbone of the Russian export into Belarus is formed by the raw materials and minerals (46,8%): raw oil, natural gas and black metals. Over 37% of the total volume of export stands for the cars and transport vehicles, chemicals, non-precious metals (except for the black), foodstuffs and agricultural raw materials. Russian import to Belarus is dominated by vehicles and trucks (76,7%), textile, footwear and chemical products.  TODAY  Prominent Writer Evgeny Budinas Departed Belarus Grodno BPF Leader Placed Under 10-Day Arrest “PAGONYA” SUPPORTERS DETAINED IN GRODNO “Ochakovo” Stunned by Official Minsk Conditions Authorities Pressure Businessmen into Funding Sowing Campaign “Himvolokno” Willing to Work Belarus Tops CIS Inflation Rate List Trade Turnover Between Belarus, Russia in Decline Regional Consumers Union to Sponsor Sowing Commuter Train Fare Rises by 50% “Belavia” Reduces Quantity Of Flights “Narodnaya Volya” Reprimanded “Union of Belarusians Living Abroad” Addresses World Community Ahead Union Treaty Anniversary “Nasha Ukraina” Wins NOC Abrogates Contract with “Olympiysky” Stadium Director Belarus to Get Less of Russia’s Oil Inflation Reached Half Of Estimated Years’ Level More Belarusians Say Their Living Standard Is Below Russia’s  ADVERT  1998-2007 © Charter'97. E-mail: charter@charter97.org Dear Colleagues. Remember, please, you are expected to refer to the Charter`97 Press Center when using the site materials. News export , javascript-informer Technical Support webmaster@charter97.org. Ads on the site adv@charter97.org                          реклама: