en.Wedoany.com Reported - Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev held meetings with representatives of Uzbekistan and Serbia on the sidelines of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) to discuss cooperation in the agro-industrial complex.

During talks with Uzbek Deputy Prime Minister Zhamshid Khodjaev, Patrushev focused on bilateral agricultural trade issues. Last year, trade in agro-industrial products between the two countries grew by nearly 25%, a trend that has continued into 2026.

In a meeting with Serbian Minister without Portfolio Nenad Popovic, the two sides also discussed agricultural product supplies. The Russian side noted that approximately 25% of bilateral trade between Russia and Serbia comes from agro-industrial products.

Russia is prepared to increase exports of meat, oil and fat products, confectionery, mineral fertilizers, and other goods. Additionally, the talks covered cooperation in the wine-making and viticulture sectors.

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