Russia and Turkey will discuss the creation of a joint investment fund

The ministers of economy of Russia Alexei Ulyukayev and Turkey and Nihat Zeybekchi 26 July meeting may return to the discussion of the establishment of a joint investment fund. "We have begun work on a possible agreement on preferential liberalization of services and investment, the possibility of establishing mutual investment fund. This is what we have started over a year ago and then left for obvious reasons, "- said Minister of Economic Development Alexei Ulyukayev. He explained that in advance of the meeting agenda was not discussed. The Minister suggested that the Turkish side may raise the question of the removal of restrictions on the supply of agricultural products to the Russian market. "While it is impossible to say, because we have no agenda, no program, we have not communicated, and so this is a first contact, we will define the agenda. We have a direction, it concerns the trade in goods, it refers to trade in services, road transport, it concerns the use of the Turkish labor force, charter messages generally possible development of tourism ", - quotes Ulyukayev TASS. How to write Internet-portal "Kuban 24", the conflict between the two countries was due to the fact that Turkey November 24, 2015 was hit by participating in the operation in Syria, the Su-24. The Turkish side claims that military aircraft had violated its airspace, so was shot down. According to the Defense Ministry, the Su-24 flew not to the territory of Turkey, which is fixed by means of objective control. Russia's permanent representative to the EU Vladimir Chizhov said that the incident with the Russian aircraft attack was planned in advance. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in June, Russian Prime Minister apologized for the downed Su-24. Then Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said that Turkey is ready to pay compensation. But on the same day back on his word. On the personal meeting of the Russian and Turkish presidents agreed on June 29 during a phone call. They also discussed the removal of restrictions on flying to Turkey. After that Putin ordered to lift the ban on charter air transportation and sale of travel packages. Putin and Erdogan agreed to meet in early August. The Russian government on July 22 issued a decree on the resumption of negotiations with Turkey under the agreements in trade and cultural spheres.