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"This bilateral agreement with the Russian Federation was negotiated as part of is process of accession to the World Trade Organisation, in the context of which the Russian Federation has committed to reduce gradually or eliminate the export duties it currently applies. This commitment regarding export duty rates have been included in Russia’s schedule of concessions and commitments on goods. Numerous products are not listed in this schedule and this agreement includes a fairly long list, covering very important raw materials that are not listed in the aforementioned schedule, but for which Russia has more than 10% of global production or more than 10% of global exports. These are raw materials for which the EU has major import interest and for which there is a risk of tension in global supplies. They include
agricultural products and seeds, numerous chemical, ferrous and energy products, minerals, cotton derivatives, and animal products. They are raw materials in relation to which the Russian Government commits to make its best efforts not to introduce or increase export duties. I voted for this agreement for these reasons."@en1
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