No Good Reason to Stop Russians Coming to Davos, Says VTB Bank's CEO

No Good Reason to Stop Russians Coming to Davos, Says VTB Bank's CEO

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The transcript discusses the impact of sanctions on Russian attendance at Davos, focusing on business dealings with China and India. It highlights the challenges faced by Russian businesses due to sanctions and the global policy implications. Despite these challenges, the Russian economy shows resilience and growth. The speaker hopes for continued dialogue and cooperation in the face of global uncertainties.

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What was the main reason for the initial restriction on Russians attending Davos?

Sanctions imposed on Russia

Weather conditions

Visa issues

Lack of interest from Russian businesses

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Which regions are Russian businesses focusing on for expansion despite sanctions?

North America and Europe

China, India, and Arab countries

Australia and New Zealand

South America and Antarctica

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What is a significant challenge for Russian businesses due to sanctions?

Lack of skilled workforce

High domestic taxes

Difficulty in accessing international markets

Increased competition from local businesses

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How has the Russian economy performed despite sanctions?

It has collapsed completely

It has become entirely dependent on foreign aid

It has shown resilience and growth

It has stagnated with no growth

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What is the hope for the outcome of discussions at Davos?

To isolate Russia from global markets

To increase sanctions on more countries

To find ways to grow the global economy

To end all international trade