Britain plans to benefit from the rapidly developing markets

Great Britain intends not to oppose, and to extract benefits for themselves from a situation where an increasing proportion of world production comes from growing markets, said on Wednesday the British Minister of State for Business and Enterprise Vince Cable.

"Nothing surprising is not that India and China, which accounts for 20% of world population, begin to dominate the world economic arena.

It is obvious that in the near future, Brazil, Mexico and Russia together will have a production of more than Western Europe, "- said Cable Summit on countries with developing economies (Emerging Markets Summit).

Moreover, the minister said, many of the rapidly growing economies "has rapidly grown.

"We intend to use it as an opportunity for themselves, rather than a threat. The coalition government has stated its priority to establish and develop with these countries closer diplomatic and economic relations ", - said Cable. The British government, he said, also makes no effort to create favorable conditions in equity markets, for a favorable investment climate in countries such as Brazil, Thailand and so on, for government investment funds.