“As a result, the government has to invest in such industries, thereby increasing its presence in business in the face of non-transparent, clumsy operators. You should be extremely careful and not deviate from the basic principles of a market economy. This applies to both commodity markets and tariffs for the services of natural monopolies,” he said.
Speaking about the investment climate, he stressed that even in such difficult conditions, the authorities will make every effort to maintain and increase the volume of investments from the European Union, the United States, China and other countries that have not only financial, but also broad technological competencies.
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