The business program will include about 90 thematic sessions, divided into seven thematic blocks: “The Far East – a territory for life and development”, “Recipes for growth: investments, innovations, integration”, “Openness and mutually beneficial partnership – the basis of stability”, “Technologies: from theory to economic effects”, “Cities – for people to live”, “Arteries of growth: how logistics changes the economy” and “In partnership between business and the state: a major reassembly”.
The track “The Far East – a Territory for Life and Development” will discuss the socio-economic development of the macro-region and the creation of conditions for sustainable growth.
The sessions of the “Growth Recipes: Investments, Innovations, Integration” block will focus on issues of attracting investment, developing technologies and integrating the Far East into the global economy.
The section "Openness and Mutually Beneficial Partnership: The Basis of Stability" will be devoted to international cooperation, development of cross-border projects and strengthening of partnerships. The development of Bolshoy Ussuriysky Island, cultural and humanitarian ties with Asia-Pacific countries and other topics will be discussed.
The track "Technologies: from theory to economic effects" covers innovative technologies, their implementation and impact on the regional economy. Experts will study the possibilities of automation in industry, shipbuilding and mining, prospects for the introduction of artificial intelligence in various processes, technological sovereignty in the automotive industry, mining and other sectors of the economy.
The “Cities – for people to live” block is dedicated to the development of the urban environment, infrastructure and improving the quality of life in the cities of the Far East.
The events of the block "In partnership between business and the state: a major rebuild" will touch upon the development of public-private partnerships in various areas. Participants will discuss legislative initiatives, investment incentives and rebooting existing support instruments.
The track “Arteries of Growth: How Logistics is Changing the Economy” focuses on transport and logistics infrastructure, including sea, river and air transport.
