Russian ministries and bodies are thinking about possible directions of cooperation jointly with the Ukrainian and Crimean agencies, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich told reporters.
"As to the cooperation with our Ukrainian partners, including enterprises which are in Crimea, we have now colleagues working actively with their partners in Ukraine, relevant employees of the Ukrainian and Crimean agencies and thinking of possible directions of cooperation, including possible support measures," Dvorkovich said.
As of today, such support is provided mostly at the inter-regional level, Dvorkovich said. "We have regions, which are interested in cooperation," he said. These regions are interested in projects in Crimea, he said.
