Representatives of Greek business circles are ready to develop agriculture in Crimea, the deputy chairman of the Crimean Council of Ministers, permanent representative of Crimea under the president of Russia Georgy Muradov said.
He complained that in the past two years, due to the deterioration of relations with the EU countries, trade turnover with Greece also significantly decreased.
"But there are positive signs: the Greeks are willing to cooperate with us. We have a number of projects, including those affecting Crimea. They are interested in agriculture, not only in production, but also in processing. It is one of their fundamental economic sectors," - 'Novosti - Crimea' quoted him as saying.
