Titov after the sanctions of Britain promised to protect British businessmen

Boris Titov

The presidential commissioner for the protection of the rights of entrepreneurs in RUSSIA, Boris Titov, commented to RBC on the UK sanctions imposed against him and his son Pavel. The Ombudsman expressed his readiness, despite the sanctions, to protect British businesses if their rights are violated.

“If they got to the ombudsmen-defenders, it means that not everything is fine in the British Kingdom,” Titov said.

He stated that the restrictions would not affect his work in any way. “As before, I will protect business from officials, by the way, including English, if its rights are violated,” Titov said.

The business ombudsman also answered a question about the fate of the Arbau-Dyurso sparkling wine factory, of which he was the main shareholder before joining the civil service. He recalled that in 2021 the company received "the highest award among growing wineries" in London. “So we make good wine. Now, of course, they can take it away, but the wine will not get any worse from this! Titov assured.

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The plant was established in 1870. Titov used to be the general DIRECTOR and main shareholder of the enterprise, but in 2012, in connection with the transition to the civil service, he transferred control to his son Pavel. Titov Jr. - President and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Abrau-Durso.

Titov and his son came under British sanctions on 8 February. In total, five enterprises associated with the defense complex and eight Russians were blacklisted.

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