Cameron :Britain supports Russia's WTO bid

The United Kingdom supports Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO), British Prime Minister David Cameron said here on Monday. He told students of the Moscow State University that a big delegation of businessmen had arrived in Moscow with him as a sign of Britain's support to Russia. Russia and Britain should create best conditions for bilateral trade and investment and their top officials should aim at helping businessmen make a choice in favor of their states, Cameron said. According to the British leader, the bilateral economic cooperation should become a sort of locomotive for developing all-round relations between Russia and Britain. Russia's accession to the WTO will facilitate the development of business-like relations between the two countries, Cameron added. Russia, which has been seeking WTO membership for some 18 years, is the largest economy remaining outside the global trade organization.