The Estonian government and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have pressured Silmet to stop using raw materials purchased from Russia, and although it is not easy to find an alternative, a deadline must be set for the company to abandon Russian raw materials by next year, said Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna on "Aktuaalne kaamera." #Eesti #Venemaa #toormestloobumine (translated)
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna confirmed that the government and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have pressured Silmet to abandon the use of raw materials purchased from Russia, although finding alternatives is difficult and a deadline for freeing from dependence on Russia needs to be set. #Eesti #Venemaa #toormestloobumine (translated)
Silmet was selected for the list of European strategic projects and will receive funding from the European Commission, but it must set a deadline for abandoning Russian raw materials to ensure the sustainability of its operations and European security. #Silmet #Eesti #EuroopaLiit (translated)
Minister Margus Tsahkna explains how the decision was made to request that Silmeti's business partner, the Solikamsk plant, and its director Ruslan Dimahedov be excluded from the European Union sanctions list, noting that this issue was not discussed in the government. #Санкции #Эстония #Silmet (translated)
NPM Silmet, located in Sillamäe and engaged in the processing of rare metals, has been operating for over 55 years, and Estonia asked not to include the Solikamsk magnesium plant under EU sanctions, while the company's financial director Olesja Druzjakina announced that they are ready to use new raw material sources in the future. #NPMsilmet #muldmetallid #Eestisanktsioonid (translated)
Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna explains that there was no discussion in the government regarding the selection of Silmet's business partner in relation to the proposal for EU sanctions, although broader discussions on critical metals and strategic dependency issues have taken place. #Eesti #Solikamsk #sanktsioonid (translated)
The NPM Silmet enterprise in Sillamäe, which is engaged in the enrichment of rare earth metals and has received a sanctions deferment, is developing a plan to search for new raw material supplies in light of changing strategic conditions in the market. #NPM_Silmet #редкоземельные_металлы #санкции (translated)
In cooperation with the European Commission, we must set a clear deadline for NPM Silmet to abandon Russian raw materials. Together with funding from Europe, Silmet must be given a deadline to free itself from dependence on Russian raw materials, said Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna. #Silmet #VenemaaSanktsioonid #EuroopaJulgeolek (translated)
Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna emphasized that a deadline must be set for Silmet to free itself from Russian raw materials to strengthen Europe's security and production capacity within the framework of strategic projects. #Silmet #VenemaaSanktsioonid #EuroopaJulgeolek (translated)
Estonia faces a contradiction between supporting sanctions against Russia and continuing strategic cooperation with the Russian Solikamsk Magnesium Plant, which supplies important materials for European industries through NPM Silmet. #санкции #магний #Европа (translated)
The article addresses the Silmet case and the question of whether France retaliated against Estonia, as Estonia managed to persuade the exclusion of a Russian mining company on which Silmet depends from the sanctions. #Silmet #Eesti #majandus (translated)
Estonia has found itself in a contradictory situation, where its data strategic companies, such as NPM Silmet, depend on materials supplied from Russia, while Estonia supports sanctions against Russia at the European level. #Eestis #sanktsioonid #tarneahel (translated)
The article addresses the scandal related to Silmet and the sanctions list, revealing how tensions between Estonia and France have influenced European politics and Estonia's strategic interests. #Silmet #санкционнаяПолитика #Эстония (translated)
At the request of Estonia, a Russian company that supplies rare earth metals to the Estonian company Silmet, which is essential to the European manufacturing sector, was removed from the European Union sanctions list. #Igaunija #Krievija #sankcijas (translated)
Estonia achieved the exclusion of the Russian Solikamsk Magnesium Plant and its director Ruslan Dimukhamedov from the new EU sanctions list due to their importance for the raw material supplies of NPM Silmet. #Эстония #санкции #NPMSilmet (translated)
The European Union removed a Russian company from the sanctions list at Estonia's request, which supplies rare earth metals to the Estonian company Silmet, despite adding 743 individuals and 826 companies linked to the Russian military-industrial complex. #VenemaaSanktsioonid #Eesti #EuroopaLiit (translated)
