General Provisions
Accreditation of media representatives (hereinafter, the ‘media’) at the Eastern Economic Forum (hereinafter, the ‘EEF’) is conducted in order to create the necessary conditions for professional activities for preparation and dissemination of complete and authentic information about EEF events.
The media need to be accredited to be able to work at any EEF events.
In conducting their professional activities, the media must respect the rights and legitimate interests of EEF participants and staff and comply with generally accepted ethical standards.
The number of media representatives that may take part in the EEF is limited because of the organizers’ desire to ensure for all media the most convenient working environment and quick access to all the requisite resources, given the substantial interest in the event on the part of the media and the limited infrastructure capacity available at the event venue.
The EEF Organizing Committee may increase the quota based on an official request from a media organization, subject to there being a well-justified reason for such increase.
Media Accreditation
Accreditation procedure
Both Russian and international media may file a EEF registration application, subject to the following:
Media accreditation quotas
The number of media representatives of EEF information partners is to be determined in accordance with information partnership agreements.
Accreditation application filing and processing
Media accreditation badge issue
Rules for accessing EEF events
Accreditation refusal
The EEF Organizing Committee may refuse accreditation:
Rights and Obligations of Media Representatives Accredited at the EEF
Media representatives accredited at the EEF may:
Media representatives accredited at the EEF must: