Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday praised his assembly with British Prime Minister David Cameron and set an desirous charge to some-more than double shared trade.
“We talked of domestic contacts and mercantile family in a really straightforward and certain manner,” Putin, who was in London on a one-day revisit to reason talks with Cameron and watch judo competitions, told journalists.
“But we have a tiny trade turnover, only $21 billion, compared to $72 billion with Germany,” Putin said.
“We can strech during slightest 50,” he said, adding that a dual countries could concur in a chief energy attention and space sphere.