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      Turkiye’s bilateral trade with Russia in 2021 reached about $30bn, with
 some $23bn of this being Russian exports to Turkiye. The two countries
 engage in a great deal of energy trade, however Russia’s need for parallel
 imports is also feeding an increase in bilateral trade. In the 10M 2022,
 Turkiye-Russia bilateral trade has reached about $60bn, of which Russian
 exports to Turkiye amount to $25.99bn. Compounded over the whole of 2022,
 this would indicate a total trade volume of some $72bn and Russian exports of
 about $31.19bn, increases of $42bn and $8.2bn respectively.
 President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev is satisfied with the growth of trade
 turnover with Russia, and he sees prospects for its growth. According to the
 leader, there is potential in the area of cargo transportation as well. "We are
 very glad, of course, that mutual trade is returning to the pre-pandemic level,
 and I am confident that the dynamics will persist," he said. Aliyev welcomed
 Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, who is paying a visit to Baku, at his
 Zagulba residence near the Caspian Sea on November 18.
 The trade turnover between Azerbaijan and Russia in January-October 2022
 rose by 22.3% y/y and amounted to $2.868bn, the State Customs Committee
 of Azerbaijan announced on Thursday.
 According to the report, the export of Azerbaijani products to Russia in
 January-October amounted to $719.1mn (+3.2% y/y), imports of goods from
 Russia - $2.149bn (+30.4% y/y).
 Russia ranked third among Azerbaijan's trading partners in the reporting
 period, after Italy and Turkey. The share of trade operations with Russia during
 this period accounted for 6.19% of the total foreign trade turnover of the
 country.
 In 2021, the trade turnover between Azerbaijan and Russia increased by
 12.1% y/y and reached $2.99bn. The share of trade operations with Russia
 last year amounted to 8.83% of the total foreign trade turnover of Azerbaijan.
 Trade turnover between Russia and Belarus increased by 9% in the first 9
 months of 2021 and reached $30.5bn, Russia’s Deputy Economic
 Development Minister Dmitry Volvach said on Wednesday. In the first nine
 months of the year the volume of Russian imports from Belarus increased by
 14.6%, he said as quoted by his ministry’s press service.
 The value of Chinese goods exports flowing to Russia declined sharply
 last spring following Russia’s attack on Ukraine, but it has recovered to
 pre-invasion levels in autumn.
 The growth in exports has slowed in recent months following summer’s brisk
 recovery. Preliminary figures for October show exports were still slightly higher
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