Opening of the digital installation of the renowned Chinese artist Lin Junting. To convey his ideal world and connect with viewers, the master uses allegories with goldfish.

Moderator:
Ludmila Zyzo — Deputy Director, ITAR-TASS Urals Regional Information Centre

Speakers:
Yuri Ermoshkin — Minister of Culture of the Khabarovsk Territory
Yulia Klimko — Director, Enso Foundation for Cultural Initiatives
Elvira Nurgalieva — Deputy Minister of the Russian Federation for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic

The Jewish Autonomous Region is a unique place on the map of Russia, located in the southern part of the Far Eastern Federal District with its administrative centre in the city of Birobidzhan. It is the only subject of the Russian Federation that has the status of an autonomous region. It is also the only place in the world, except for Israel, which officially has a legal status as a national-territorial entity where Jews live. What should the people of Russia and the world know about the Jewish Autonomous Region in the first place?

Moderator:
Ludmila Zyzo — Deputy Director, ITAR-TASS Urals Regional Information Centre

Speakers:
Maksim Semenov — Mayor of Barobidzhan
Anna Tarasenko — Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Jewish Autonomous Region
Mikhail Yurkin — Director, NGO ‘Jewish Autonomous Region Investment Agency’ Foundation

Kamchatka is one of the most favourable territories in the Far East for investors. The region ranks second among the Far Eastern regions and 13th among all Russian regions in the national investment attractiveness rating. There are many reasons for this: rich resources, opportunities that other Far Eastern regions do not have, and support programmes for local businessmen and investors. Tourism is a promising area for attracting investment, as Kamchatka is the most environmentally friendly region of the Far Eastern Federal District, and local natural attractions - volcanoes, geysers, thermal springs - are known all over the world.

Moderator:
Andrey Zhurankov — Head of the Analytical Group of the Press Center, News Agency TASS

Speaker:
Vladimir Solodov — Governor of Kamchatka Territory

Moderator:
Ludmila Zyzo — Deputy Director, ITAR-TASS Urals Regional Information Centre

Speakers:
Mikhail Kuznetsov — Director, Eastern State Planning Center (FANU Vostokgosplan)
Nikolay Shabalin — Executive Director, Marine Research Center at Moscow State University (MRC LMSU)

The Magadan region is famous for its amazing sea and tundra landscapes, perfect fishing, delicious seafood, picturesque bays and secluded islands. This is where Russia's land roads end and the boundless sea expanses begin, and it is the only place in the country where you can legally mine gold and get rich.
In recent years, the Magadan Region has been rapidly changing its image. The infrastructure is being improved and many projects are being implemented, which radically transform the image of the region and improve the quality of life of the Kolyma people.
More than 70% of the region's population lives in Magadan, the capital of the region. It is a port city located almost 7,000 kilometres from Moscow, on the shores of the Nagayev and Gertner Bays of the Sea of Okhotsk. For the first time in the Far East, Magadan is going to implement the standard of integrated development on a separate territory as part of the master plan. In addition, the master plan declares Magadan's special mission as a centre for the development of the north of the Far East and provides for large-scale construction. What will the city be like in the near future?

Moderator:
Andrey Zhurankov — Head of the Analytical Group of the Press Center, News Agency TASS

Speakers:
Yury Grishan — Mayor of Magadan
Andrey Tabolin — Head of Fisheries Department of Magadan Region

The capital of the region, Blagoveshchensk, is the only administrative centre in Russia located right on the state border. Its favourable geographical location makes the region unique in terms of trade ties with Asia-Pacific countries and a key transit centre in Russia-China relations. The country's youngest cosmodrome, Vostochny, is located here.
The region is implementing the largest transport and logistics infrastructure projects in the Far East, investment gas projects, and developing traditional and new economic sectors. The key growth points include mining, agriculture, energy, gas processing and gas chemistry, tourism, space and transport logistics.
The presentation will include a raffle for tourist trips to the region.

Moderator:
Ludmila Zyzo — Deputy Director, ITAR-TASS Urals Regional Information Centre

Speakers:
Pavel Zarkov — Director of Investments and Development, Sodrugestvo Management Company
Ekaterina Kireeva — First Deputy Minister of Economic Development and External Relations of the Amur Region
Pavel Puzanov — Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Amur Region
Olga Temchenko — Director, Amur Investment Attraction Agency
Maxim Tokarev — Deputy General Director, JSC IС Region