The imposition of sanctions meant that Russia was subject to a technological blockade by unfriendly countries. This in turn has had an impact on the availability of engineering equipment. What measures should be taken to boost local production following the departure of traditional producers?
Topics for discussion:
- How long might it take to transition to Russian equipment?
- What forms of government support might help achieve this goal? What measures are already in place?
- What challenges and opportunities exist according to industry participants?
- What experience can be adopted from European and Asian manufacturers in terms of creating new production bases, such as full-cycle clusters?
- What can be done to help supply the industry with qualified personnel?

Moderator:
Vladimir Khlebnikov — Founder of Parus Electro

Speakers:
Matvey Airapetov — Head of Engineering and Hydrogen Industry Development Department, Department of Mechanical Engineering for Fuel and Energy Complex, Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia
Vyacheslav Alenkov — Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Sakhalin Region
Yevgeny Virtser —
Artem Dovlatov — Deputy Chairman, VEB.RF
Andrey Soldatov — Director of Regional Development Department of Astra Group
Maxim Sharkov — Regional Director of the Eastern Region, VimpelCom
Alexander Yakhnich — Chairman of the Board of Directors of LLC ZE Holding

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Presentation of technological solutions

Moderator:
Andrey Pysin — Deputy Chief Operating Officer, Agency of Strategic Initiatives (ASI)

Speakers:
Yuri Belyaev — First Deputy General Director LLC "Natspromleasing"
Alexander Zyryanov — CEO, The Investment Promotion Agency of Novosibirsk region
Stepan Kalmykov —
Oleg Nikolaev — Head, Center for Innovative Development - Branch of Russian Railways
Yury Sibirskiy — Head of Regional Development Department, Skolkovo Foundation

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