Dutch PM says planned Russia trade mission still on 'for now'


  • World
  • Tuesday, 18 Mar 2014

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Netherlands will not cancel a planned trade mission to Russia over the Crimea crisis unless the European Union decides on economic sanctions against Moscow, the Dutch prime minister said.

Mark Rutte said on a late-night talk show on Monday that Economics Minister Henk Kamp's trip in May with a number of Dutch oil and gas companies would go ahead as planned.

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