Join us for a trade visit to Russia - International Trade Matters Ltd

International Trade Matters will be leading a delegation to Krasnodar Krai in September to further relationships in the cities of Krasnodar and Novorossiysk.

Given the breadth of opportunity available to companies within Russia we encourage you to consider this multi-sectoral organised visit. Our contacts in both the UK and Russia will be arranging meetings to cover:

Joint Ventures
Meet the buyer/seller
Introductions and facilitated meetings
A full briefing pre and post visit
Chamber introductions

Our contact in Russia is extremely well connected within the country and we have a raft of advisers that can give advice and support both after, during and post visit.

For your information, Novorossiysk is in the area of Krasnodar Krai, Krasnodar being the capital city of the region. Novorossiysk is recognised as The Seagate to Russia as the Black Sea port is open all year around. The region has a vibrant economy, natural resources and strong educational facilities. English is spoken by some and most importantly there is an appetite for trade. The delegation will visit the two cities making the most of time in market around an optional programme of events and meetings designed to give you the best value for your time in market.

International Trade Matters is pleased to offer TWO options:

Option 1: Travel with us to take advantage of the opportunities

Option 2: Allow us to represent your company in market where we will meet and promote your product and/or service.

Key Details:

Date of Visit: 24^th to 28^th of September

Flight info: Leaving Heathrow at 06.00 on 24^th – arriving in Krasnodar early afternoon (Air Austria)

Option 1 Administration Cost: £300

Option 2 Representation Cost: £200

Travel, subsistence and visa cost will need to be met by your company but we recommend that you contact our appointed travel agent for your ease and convenience.

We do hope that you recognise the opportunity in this, one of the last pioneer markets for British traders. Although we recognise that sanctions exist, they fall clearly within the following sectors: Finance, Energy, Defence and Dual use items. That provides plenty of scope for trade whether sanctioned, licensed or on an open doors basis.