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"In a week’s time, we have a meeting with the Russian Government, and investment policy issues will certainly be discussed, because there are arguments on both sides. Russia also argues that some of its investments are not much appreciated in the European Union, so there are ongoing negotiations.
At the same time, I can clearly say that in the last year, relations on quite difficult issues have started to improve: there has been more openness on the Russian side to discuss issues in depth and in detail. I believe, nevertheless, that relations should build on the agreement, and that the new agreements I have mentioned that will follow the PCA should have very strong investment protection clauses. That is the only way we can really avoid having situations where one side accuses the other side of not playing by the rules.
The current political dynamic is giving rise to much hope that we can conclude this agreement, and include relatively strong provisions in it. It is very clear that in the last year, there have been some fundamental positive shifts in our relations."@en1
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