The President of the Russian Customs Service, Andrei Blianinov, announced this Wednesday that Egypt, Jordan and Turkey have been offered the creation of a "green corridor" to facilitate the supply of fruit and vegetables from these countries to the Russian Federation.
During his speech in front of the Russian Duma, Blianinov stated that Moscow has issued the proposal to Egypt, Jordan and Turkey, as well as Azerbaijan, to facilitate the supply of perishable products and ensure their freshness on arrival.
It is worth mentioning that other countries, like Syria, also seek to create a "green corridor" with Russia, so as to facilitate the transfer of goods and agricultural products to Moscow, since the size of the Russian market is estimated at 12 billion Euro per year.
Source: arabic.sputniknews.com