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Icelandic processors, shipbuilders look to invest in Russia

A group of 13 major Icelandic companies has visited Murmansk to join an investment program aiming to modernize the Russian fleet

By Undercurrent News | March 21, 2019 09:12 GMT
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Representatives of 13 major Icelandic companies have visited Murmansk to join a program aiming to modernize the Russian fleet, reports Sputnik [...]

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