The State does not intend to write off the debts of inefficient enterprises

Debt inefficient enterprises should not be written off or repaid by the state. This was stated in an interview with RIA Novosti Economic Development Minister Elvira Nabiullina. She told reporters that the government is supporting the backbone enterprises. And also developed special programs to support military-industrial complex, the automotive industry, aircraft industry. "The efforts were directed to ensure that grant state guarantees for new lending or refinancing, as well as to translate short-term debts into long-term, thereby improving the financial condition of enterprises," - she said. However, in manual mode, it could be done on a limited range of enterprises. "The economy as a whole, such a problem exists. We are not talking about debt relief companies. You can not deduct their debts or to cover them by the state", - convinced the Minister. She drew attention ha, the crisis has not only challenges but also reviving the economy. "You can not artificially prolong the life of the last century technologies. Quick burst of investment activity we see is not as fast as we would like. But there will be a more healthy economic growth," - she said. According to Elvira Nabiullina, the demand for Russian commodities in Europe will continue. "Certainly, in the coming years Europe will remain our partner." Currencies should be worth as much as it stands. For exporters, it is important to the weakening national currency, it increases their profits. For those who compete with foreign producers in our country, is also important that the ruble is not strengthened, "- explained the Minister. Nabiullina noted that" Europe - one of our major partners, and a significant portion of our exports go to Europe or just over Europe, while taking into account the weight of exports for the structure of our economy, economic cooperation with Europe is important to us. "Despite the fact that, in general, the outlook for demand for Russian raw materials is positive, Nabiullina noted that the situation may affect the dynamics of prices commodity prices. "We must build our economic policies, based on very conservative projections of commodity prices. I stress that the conservative, but not understated. Only these projections are realistic, "- she said. According to customs statistics, in January-March 2010 exports to the EU amounted to 30.1 billion dollars (growth by 72,7%), foreign trade turnover - 44.9 billion dollars that is, the growth has left 52,8%.