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Amnesty marking 20th anniversary of Constitution contribute to better investment climate

Russia's Business Ombudsman believes the amnesty will be one of decisive factors to change the investment climate in Russia
Russian Presidential Commissioner of Business Rights Boris Titov ITAR-TASS/Sergei Fadeichev
Russian Presidential Commissioner of Business Rights Boris Titov
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MOSCOW, December 05. /ITAR-TASS/. The amnesty to mark the 20th anniversary of the Russian Constitution will influence very positively the investment climate in Russia, but it is still early to say about concrete names of business people, who may come under the effect of the amnesty, Russian Presidential Commissioner of Business Rights Boris Titov told reporters on Thursday.

“This amnesty will naturally have a positive, favorable influence,” he noted. “Certainly, this act will not just have positive influence, I believe that it will be one of decisive factors to change the investment climate in our country,” he added.