Moscow in the development of non-primary non-energy exports in modern conditions

Abstract

The article provides data on foreign trade of organizations registered in Moscow by the end of 2021. It is an analysis of the results of Moscow’s non-primary non-energy exports (NNE) to friendly countries in recent years. Anti-crisis measures to support Moscow exporters and priority directions for the development of the capital’s exports under sanctions are considered. Russian business is looking for new directions of selling its products in foreign markets. It is noted that at present, favorable opportunities are opening up for Moscow exporters to expand their activities and enter new foreign markets. The demand for products of the Moscow and Moscowregistered organizations, including products of regional enterprises owned by them, makes it possible to expand the NNE in world markets.