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EU welcomes Russia's accession to WTO

By Andrew Gardner - 22.08.2012 / 15:06 CET

Russia becomes last large economy to agree to global trade rules.

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The WTO's director-general, Pascal Lamy, and Elvira Nabiullia, Russia's minister for economic development, pictured in December 2011 after the WTO agreed to let Russia become a member. REUTERS