Forum programme

Friday
6 June 2008

All day

Forum participants' accreditation (LENEXPO, Hall 4, ground floor)

21.00

PALACE SQUARE - CONCERT FOR FORUM GUESTS AND ST. PETERSBURG RESIDENTS

ROGER WATERS SHOW (PINK FLOYD) -
«THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON»

Saturday
7 June 2008

‘INTERNATIONAL DAY'

10.15 - 10.25
Pavilion 8А
Congress Hall

Grand opening of the Forum

Welcome address by Elvira Nabiullina, Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation, the Organizational Committee Chairwoman

10.25 - 12.30
Pavilion 8А
Congress Hall

PLENARY SESSION:
‘NATIONAL ECONOMIC INTERESTS VS. GLOBAL GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONS'

The appearance of new economic growth centres leads to changes in the structure and development tendencies of global commodity and financial markets. The global financial crisis and the various associated problems of dollar downing, in addition to the emergence of the sovereign investment funds, price increases for energy resources and provisions - all these factors together indicate separate, individual manifestations of similar processes. The list could be expanded to include the issue of climate change. Reductions in the negative effects of this issue often require not only individual, but also joint efforts to be made by a large number of countries worldwide. The global economic management institutions currently in existence were formed, and came into play, in a different epoch. Nowadays they are unable to cope with the tasks they are facing. These tasks include the prevention of crisis tendencies and reduction of their negative consequences - both for individual countries and for the global economy as a whole. In these conditions many countries begin acting on their own with a view to protecting their own national interests. Lack of coordination in their actions may lead to an unjustified growth in protectionism. A cardinal reform of institutions and global management principles is absolutely essential to enable a more precise and accurate accountability of both national and global interests.

ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION, DMITRY MEDVEDEV

Moderator: Lionel Barber, Chief Editor of the Financial Times

Lead address of the President of Kyrgyz Republic, Kurmanbek Bakiev

Speaker: Horst Siebert, Professor in European Integration and Economic Policy, President emeritus of the Kiel Institute for World Economics

Topic: "National interests and global rules: challenges of the future"

Discussion featuring:
1) Peer Steinbrück, Minister of Finance of Germany

2) Carlos Gutierrez, Secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce

3) Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Managing Director of the World Bank

4) Jean-Philippe Courtois, President of Microsoft International

5) Klaus Schwab, Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum

6) Jung Taik Hyun, President of Korea Development Institute

7) Jim Balsillie, CEO at Research In Motion, Chair of Centre for International Governance Innovation
8) Alexey Kudrin, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Government, Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation

14.00 - 16.00
Pavilion 8
Hall 8.1

CONFERENCES: (breakout sessions)

CONFERENCE 1 ‘THE CLIMATE CHANGE ECONOMY - GLOBAL RESPONSIBILITY. INACTION TODAY - THE COST TOMORROW?' (Supported by the "Ernst & Young)

Climate change has a considerable impact upon the everyday activities of millions of people. It has not only economic, but also social ramifications. How can climate change affect the concept of sovereign states and national economies? What geopolitical consequences may follow? Could global warming actually be stopped, how much would it cost, and how might this be achieved? Are individual countries and global management institutions ready to determine a course of joint action to be taken in order to eliminate the negative consequences of climatic change?

Moderator: Sergey Kapitza, Chairman of Non-profit partnership "World of science"

Speaker: Lord Nicholas Stern, Professor of London School of economics, former Adviser to the British Government on the economics of climate change and development

Discussion featuring:

1) Francisco Santos Calderón, Vice President of Colombia
2) Benito Müller, Director of the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
3) James Turley, Chairman and CEO of Ernst & Young
4) Bruno Lescoeur, Chief Executive, Vice-President, Electricité de France
5)Garry Yohe, Professor of economics, Wesleyan University
6) Oleg Deripaska, Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Basic Element

14.00 - 16.00
Pavilion 7
Hall 7.1.

CONFERENCE 2
‘ENERGY - GLOBAL PLAYERS AND ARBITERS.
(INTERDEPENDENCE, PARTNERSHIP, COMPETITION)' (Supported by Gasprom, OJSC)

Forecasts of growth in demand for energy supply in the short and long term testify to a potential upsurge in power resource deficiency. Attempts to identify a solution to this problem are already leading to increased tensions between national states and global corporations. Could the emerging contradictions be mitigated by effecting changes in global management mechanisms? What is the development potential for alternative kinds of fuel and what is their influence on the situation in the electricity-generating market? How could the current situation be reflected in the demand structure of the energy carriers?

Moderator: Sergey Kirienko, Director of the Federal Atomic Energy Agency "Rosatom"

Discussion featuring:
1) Alexei Miller, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors, Chairman of Gazprom's Management Committee;
2) Tony Hayward, Group Chief Executive, BP

3) Vagit Alekperov, President, LUKOIL

4) Jeroen van der Veer, Chief Executive Royal Dutch Shell

5) Daniel Yergin, Chairman, Cambridge Energy Research Associates

6) Andrew Gould, Chairman and CEO, Sсhlumberger

7) Andrew N. Liveris, Chairman and CEO of The Dow Chemical Company

8) David O'Reilly, Сhairman and CEO, Chevron Corp.

9) Rex W. Tillerson, Chairman and CEO of Exxon Mobil Corporation

10) James J. Mulva, President and CEO of ConocoPhillips

11) Thierry Desmarest, Chairman Total

14.00 - 16.00
Pavilion 4
Hall 4.1.

CONFERENCE 3
‘FOREIGN INVESTMENT - OUT TO ATTRACT OR ON THE DEFENSIVE? STATE INVESTMENT FUNDS - THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE MARKET.', (Supported by "Coca-Cola")

State protectionism as a defence of national economic interests. The practice of introducing and applying laws that limit foreign investment. Ways for transnational corporations to function in conditions of protectionism. National governments endeavour to protect their economies from foreign state investment as they view them as a political tool, not a market one. In a financial crisis, however, it is government funds that form one of the main sources of liquidity and long-term investment.

Moderator: Daniel Thorniley, Senior Vice President Economist Group

Discussion featuring:

1) Alexey Kudrin, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Government, Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation
2) Arkady Dvorkovich, Aide to the President of the Russian Federation
3) Thelma Askey, Deputy Secretary-General of the OECD
4) Alexander Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Gazprom, OJSC
5) Lou Jiwei, Сhairman and CEO of China Investment Corporation
6) Lee Hee Beom, Chairman of Korea International Trade Association
7) Muhtar Kent, President and Chief Operating Officer, Coca-Cola
8) Craig Barrett, Chairman of the Board, Intel Corp.
9) Theodore Burke, Chief executive, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer

14.00 - 16.00
Pavilion 8A
Congress Hall

CONFERENCE 4
‘A WORLD OF ONE CURRENCY. ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES. CAN CENTRAL BANKS MANAGE GLOBAL FINANCIAL RISK? THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS', (Supported by "Sberbank of Russia")

Global financial stability and the expansionist financial and credit policies of the West. Economic instability and restrictive capabilities of national economies to control inflation. The need to back up US monetary policy. Dependence of national economies on foreign currency reserves. Financial tools of the Central Banks.
The global financial crisis: reasons and channels of expansion between the countries. The dilemma: how to detain inflation and simultaneously support financial markets? Losses of a state resulting from devaluation of its national currency: what is to be done?

Moderator: Jim O'Neill, Managing Director and Chief Economist, Goldman Sachs, author of the BRICs concept

Discussion featuring:
1) Herman Gref, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Sberbank
2) Caio Koch-Weser, Vice Chairman of the Deutsche Bank Group, ex-Deputy; Finance Minister for Germany, from 2003 served as Chairman of the European Economic and Financial Committee of the Ecofin/Euro Group of Finance Ministers
3) Leif Pagrotsky, Vice Chairman National Bank of Sweden
4) Daisuke Kotegawa, Executive Director, IMF (Japan)
5) Eric Boyer, Member Executive Board of ING Group
6) Steve Elliot, Deputy Chairman of the Board, The Bank of New York Mellon
7) Dominic Casserley, Managing Partner of the U.K. & Middle East offices of McKinsey

14.00-16.00
Pavilion 4
Hall 4.2.

CONFERENCE 5
‘NEW CHALLENGES ON THE WORLD FOOD MARKETS'

World food prices and food security in individual countries: the extent of the problem? Will developing nations be granted access to the food markets of developed countries? We are what we eat. The future of genetically-modified production. Russia's role as a global agricultural producer.

Moderators:

- John Lipsky, First Deputy Managing Director, International Monetary Fund

- Andrey Slepnev, Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Russian Federation

Discussion featuring:
1) Viktor Zubkov, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation
2) Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Managing director, World Bank
3) Dag Terje Andersen, Minister of Trade and Industry of Norway
4) Maurizio Calenti, Group Vice President & President Eastern Europe,
Middle East & Africa (EEMA) Region
5) Greg Page, Chairman and CEO, Cargill Inc.
6) Lars Thunell, Executive Vice President and CEO, IFC
7) Ivan Ramalho, Vice-Minister of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade of Brazil
8) Luis Cantarell, Executive Vice President, Nestlé S.A., Europe

14.00-16.00
Pavilion 3

SPECIAL WORKING SESSION
WHAT DRIVES ME? A DREAM?

(Supported by the PricewaterhouseCoopers)

The way from indefinite to definite, and from impossible to possible. Tomorrow turns into yesterday already today. How can one take this road with the minimum of losses and keep the faith in one's dream? What will be impossible to avoid on this "sprint of life"? Freedom of expression and liberty of action as a guarantee of competitive advantages and leadership.
Who "possesses" the genius? Re young leaders "children of the world" or children of their mother-land? What challenges do they see ahead today and in the future? How does the change of generation influence a change in the principles of responsible leadership?
The development of innovative branches in the economy requires a liberal environment and cosmopolitan viewpoints. How can the national economic concept transform as the innovative sectors grow?

Moderators: Kjell Nordström and Jonas Ridderstrale, professors of the Stockholm School of Economics

Discussion featuring:
1) Samuel A. DiPiazza, CEO, PricewaterhouseCoopers International Limited
2) Sergei Minaev, publicist, author of bestseller "Dukhless" and other books
3) Tiago Monteiro, Rasing driver, SEAT SPAIN
4) Silvana Koch-Mehrin, Member of the European Parliament, Deputy Leader of the ALDE Group
5) Nikolai Pryanishnikov, Executive Vice President, VimpelCom
6) David Hanna, Author of books on leadership and management
7) Mirella Visser, President of the European Professional Women's Network
8) Albert Popkov, Founder of the project Odnoklassniki.ru
9) Stephen Covey, Vice Chairman of FranklinCovey

ROUND TABLES: (breakout sessions)

Round table 1 (the CIS countries' business-forum)
‘The CIS: ways to increase competitiveness of national economies via integration and cooperation'

The CIS is one of the most integrated unions in the world. The historic solidarity and shared socio-economic genesis has pre-defined the integration processes of the CIS member countries. But having one common history is insufficient to form a valid and mutually-beneficial economic union. It is essential to create on the territory of CIS countries the modern convenient infrastructure for business and integrated code of business conduct. What are the contemporary economic foundations to ensure that the CIS continues to exist? What are the prospects for the integration processes within the CIS?

Lead address by Sergey Lebedev, Chairman of the Executive Committee-CIS Executive Secretary

Moderators:

- Igor Dodon, First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Trade of the Republic of Moldova

- Alexey Mordashov, General Director of Severstal

Discussion featuring:
1) Sergey Naryshkin, Head of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation
2) Oleg Svinarchuk, President of Bogdan (Ukraine)
3) Samir Sharifov, The Minister of Finance of the Republic of Azerbaijan
4) Vladimir Yakunin, President of RZD
5) Tair Mansurov, Secretary General of the Eurasian Economic Community
6) Pavel Krupnov, General Director of Promagroleasing (Belarus)
7) Dzhakhan Polliyeva, Aide to the President of the Russian Federation
8) Joseph Chkhikvishvili, CEO of Georgian-Russian Business Council (Georgia)
9) Andrey Rappoport, The member of the management RAO "UES of Russia", The chairman of the government of the open joint-stock company "FNC UES" (The Russian Federation)
10) Vladimir Shigaev, General Director for CIS and Russian Federation of ASAHI GLASS (Japan)
11) Khojamurat Geldymuradov, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Turkmenistan

Round Table 2
‘First-rate service as a competitive edge'

The national economy and service consumption - how to earn a living by making our lives better. How much does good quality service impact on the growth of consumption of products and services? The consumer at the centre of the economy: master or servant? Do modern consumers need first-class service? The problem of ‘free choice' and coercive persuasion.

Service and PR. New types of social communication.

Service as a factor in forming new social stereotypes.

Service as a tool for moulding of social ethics.

Moderator: John Tschohl, Founder and President of Service Quality Institute, USA

Lead speaker:
John Tschohl, Founder and President of Service Quality Institute, USA

Discussion featuring:
1) Sergey Polonsky, Chairman, Mirax Group
2) Evgeny Chichvarkin, Chairman, Euroset
3) Aras Agalarov, President and General Director Crocus Group
4) Valery Okulov, General Director, OAO Aeroflot-russian airlines
5)Frenzel Michael, Chief Executive Officer, TUI
6) Timothy Flynn, chairman and CEO of KPMG International
7) Manfredi Lefebvre d'Ovidio De Clunieres, Chairman, Silversea Cruises
8) Ahmet Bozer, President of Coca-Cola Eurasia Group
9) Mikhail Piotrovsky, Director of the State Hermitage

Round Table 3
"Brands. What comes first: product or brand?"

Quality branding and positioning of a product are decisive factors determining consumer choice in a modern commercial context. The brand is not only a trademark that identifies itself in the eyes of the consumer, it also transforms itself in asserting a particular social status.

;What is a brand's significance in today's global economy?

Do brands influence consumers and innovation in a given field?

Moderator: Alexander Braverman, President, Russian Marketing Association

Discussion featuring:
1) Martin Lindstrom, branding guru, Chairman Lindstrom Co
2) Mikhail Shamolin, President of Mobile Telesystems OJSC
3) Robert A. McDonald, Chief Operating Officer, PROCTER & GAMBLE CO
4) Michael White, Deputy chairman & СЕО, PepsiCo
5) Yoko Ishikura, Professor of International Business Strategy, Hitotsubashi University (Japan)
6) Michael Kusnirovich, Chairman, Bosco di Ciliegi
7) Michael Shipster, Director of Rolls-Royce
8) Oleg Tinkov, Chairman of the Bank TCS

Round Table 4
‘Protecting intellectual property - future rules of the game'

How should regulation of intellectual property rights look in Russia in the light of rapidly developing technologies for information dissemination? Experience and outlooks.

Moderator: Stanislav Voskresensky, Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation

Discussion featuring:
1) Gerd Leonhard, Futurist, over twenty-five years worked in the technology and entertainment industries, the author of several books on perspectives of intellectual property
2)Dorothy Dwoskin, Vice President Microsoft Corp.
3) Artemiy Troitskiy, Publicist
4) Sergei Shestakov, Chief Executive of Central Partnership
5) Vladimir Mau, Rector of Academy of National Economy
6) Sergey Kapitza, Chairman of the Non-profit partnership "World of Science"
7) Mark Franco, Head of the Representative office of the European Commission
8) Yuri Lubimov, Advisor to the Russia's Minister of economic development

Round Table 5
‘Prospects for development in the world auto industry to 2015'
Resources and infrastructural restrictions

In the battle against the negative factors currently affecting developed markets and lowering margins in auto production, such as high prices for raw materials, lower car prices resulting from intense competition, difficulties in labour relations, etc., companies are forced to seek new approaches to ensure survival and future development. Companies today are looking to expand in developing markets to address the problems. According to the experts, world auto production will grow in the coming few years, and the most significant growth is anticipated in the BRIC countries - Brazil, Russia, India and China. These countries will account for more than half of all forecast growth in the international car assembly sector and in production capacity. What development strategies are in place among the world's auto producers? An analysis of the present and a pointer to the future...

Moderator: Burkhard Schwenker, Chief Executive Officer, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants.

Discussion featuring:
1) John Fleming, President and Chief Executive Officer, Ford of Europe
2) Frederic Saint-Geours, Executive Vice President of Peugeot-Citroen
3) Christian Kremer, President of BMW Russland Trading
4) Siegfried Wolf, Co-Chief Executive Officer, Magna International Inc. Member of the Board of Directors, Magna International Inc
5) Vadim Shvetsov, General director of Severstal Auto
6) Jochem Heizmann, Member of the Board of Management, Volkswagen AG
7) Chris Gubbey, GM Europe Vice President, Managing Director GM Russia and CIS
8) Fujita Sumitaka, Vice Chairman of Itochu Corporation
9) Boris Aleshin, President of AUTOVAZ Group,Deputy Chairman of Board of directors of AUTOVAZ

16.30-18.00
Pavilion 4
Hall 4.3

Round Table 6

Management of large cities

(joint event with Krasnoyarsk Economic Forum)

The appearance of modern cities and trends in their development require a contemporary combination of a developed urban infrastructure and modern architectural concepts. Alongside that, city authorities are faced with considerable restrictions in designing and implementing city development plans.
How to develop the road facilities and improve the environmental situation at the same time? How should one combine the need to preserve historical and cultural heritage and to increase housing construction? What is the most important thing at this time - active self-expression or following modern requirements in architecture and urbanism? Management processes and formulation of ultimate solutions.

Moderator: Vladimir Soloviev, author and TV presenter of TV show "On the Stand" and "Sunday Night"

Discussion featuring:
1) Alexander Khloponin, The Krasnoyarsk Region Governor
2) Terry Hill, Chairman of the Arup Group Ltd.
3) Shalva Chigirinsky, Russian Land Executive Vice Chairman
4) Michel Paskalis, International Logistic Partnership
5) Chris Wilkinson, Architect, Head of Wilkinson Air Architect
6) Professor Albert Speer, Head of the Bureau Albert Speer&Partner
7) Irina Korobyina, Director of the Centre of Contemporary Architecture
8) Jose Acebilio Marin, Chief Architect of the city of Barcelona
9) Ilsur Metshin, Mayor of Kazan City
10) Ivan Sytnikov, General director of Roseurodevelopment
11) Gian Maria Gross-Pietro, Chairman of Atlantia and Autostrade per L'Italia

16.30-18.00
Pavilion 3

Round Table 7

‘Pure water - the source of life; global challenges and threats'

(held in cooperation with the Council of Federation of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation and OAO "HydroOGK")

Moderators:

- Boris Gryzlov, Chairman of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, Chairman of the Higher Council of the United Russia party

- Alexander Zhukov, Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation

Discussion featuring :
1) Yuri Luzhkov, Mayor of Moscow City
2) Richard Samans, Managing Director of the World Economic Forum
3) Artur Chilingarov, Member - correspondent of the Russian Academy of Science, First deputy Chairman of faction «Edinaja Rossija» in the State Duma of the Federal Assembley of the Russian Federation
4) Viktor Petrik, Academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, General Director of the Holding Golden Formula
5) Alexander Shokhin, President of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP)
6) Vasily Zubakin, Deputy Chairman of Hydro OGK
7) Viktor Danilov-Danilyan, Academician, Director of the Institute of Water Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences
8) Felix Karmazinov, General Director of Vodocanal Saint-Petersburg
9) Yuri Zhimanov, General Director of ZAO "Rokadovskiye Mineral'nye Vody"
10) Sergey Mitin, Governor of Novgorod oblast
11) Svetlana Orlova, Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation

Sunday
8 June 2008

‘RUSSIAN DAY'

10.00-12.30
Pavilion 8А
Congress Hall

PLENARY SESSION:
‘SWOT ANALYSIS OF THE RUSSIAN ECONOMY - GLOBAL CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES UP TO 2020'

An annual analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the Russian economy, its opportunities and threats, enables a realistic assessment of the dynamics of development within the Russian economy, an overview of its current state. This yearly analysis likewise makes it possible to determine Russia's role on the world economic map.

- An independent and responsible economic policy as the basis for Russia's international authority as a reliable and trustworthy partner.

- Which are the strongly performing aspects and key sectors of the modern Russian economy?

- Where are the principal weaknesses in Russia's economy today, and how to overcome them?

- Economic threats of the 21^st century: Russia's vulnerability?

- Which are the most promising opportunities and potentially competitive sectors in the Russian economy?

Moderator: Elvira Nabiullina, Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation

LEAD ADDRESS OF THE FIRST DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION IGOR SHUVALOV

Discussion featuring:
1) Jim O'Neill, Managing Director and Chief Economist, Goldman Sachs, coined the BRICs acronym
2) Sergey Guriev, Rector, New Economic School, Moscow
3) Mikhail Zadornov, President, Chairman of the Board, Bank VTB 24
4) Alexander Izosimov, General Director, VimpelCom
5) Michael Klein, Chairman and CEO, Citigroup
6) Erik Berglof, Chief Economist of the EBRD
7) Anatoly Chubais, Chairman and CEO, RAO UES of Russia
8) Oleg Vyugin, Chairman of the Board of Directors of MDM Bank

14.00-16.00
Pavilion 4
Hall 4.1

CONFERENCES ON THE BASIC CHALLENGES AND TASKS OF RUSSIA IN THE FRAME OF ITS LONG-TERM DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY TILL 2020 - "4 И": (hold in parallel).

CONFERENCE "1И"
‘INVESTING IN HUMAN CAPITAL'

Under the conditions of the coming reduction of the employable population number, the effective use of the human potential is the main condition of the successful development of the country. The ways of achieving this task are: creation of the conditions for the development of the human potential, rise of the work mobility, learning the competence that are in demand, stimulation of the economic activity of the citizens; investments into the nation health; assistance to the spread of the values of health and healthy way of life; assistance to the structural moves towards the creation of the work places of high quality; bringing the migration policy to the compliance with the demands of the labour market. Development of the coordination between state, business and civil society.

Moderator: Mikhail Dmitriev, Chief of Research and President, Center of Strategic Research

Discussion featuring:
1) Ella Pamfilova, Chairwoman Human Rights Council under the President of the Russian Federation
2) Alexandra Ochirova, Chairwoman of the Russian Public Chamber on Social Development, Member of the General Committee under the President of the Russian Federation for Priority National Projects and Demographic Policy
3) Igor Jurgens, Vice President, (RSPP)
4) Jean Marc Duvoisin, Senior Vice President for Human Resources, Nestle Switzerland
5) Mordehai Shani, Director General Emeritus, Sheba Medical Center
6) François Sarkozy, President AEC Partners
7) Evgeny Juryev, President of ATON Investment Group
8)Tatyana Maleva, Director of the Independent Institute for Social Policy

14.00-16.00
Pavilion 8
Hall 8.1

CONFERENCE "2И"
‘INNOVATION - COMPETITION - DIVERSIFICATION OF THE ECONOMY'

Diversification and innovation are a pledge for steady and stable development. But what else, apart from competition, may give rise to adequate incentives and liberate the resources necessary to diversify the economy and innovations?

Moderator: Igor Artemiev, The Chief of the Federal Anti-Monopoly Service of the Russian Federation

Discussion featuring:
1) Sergey Ivanov, Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation
2) Yigal Erlich, Head of the venture company Yozma Group (Israel)
3) Leonid Melamed, The chief of the Russian nanotechnology corporation
4) Jon Fredrik Baksaas, Chief Executive Officer and President Telenor
5) Tom von Weymarn, Chairman of TeliaSonera
6) Leonid Melamed, President of AFK Systema
7) Laurent Beaudoin, Chairman of the Board & CEO, Bombardier Inc.
8) Alexey Isaikin, President, Volga-Dnepr Group of Companies

14.00-16.00
Pavilion 4
Hall 4.2

CONFERENCE "3И"
‘INVESTING IN INFRASTRUCTURE. MOBILIZING RESOURCES AND MANAGING RISK. INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE AND BASIC SAFEGUARD MECHANISMS'

The funds required to implement large-scale infrastructure projects all over the world in the forthcoming decade will be calculated in trillions of US dollars. Alongside China and India, Russia will have a vast potential for infrastructure investments. What risks might occur at the stage when these global investments come into play? Management of the identification and decision-making processes.

Moderator: Yakov Urinson, Deputy Chairman of RAO UES of Russia

Discussion featuring:
1) Igor Levitin, Minister of transport of the Russian Federation
2) Alexander Gnusaev, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the United Industrial Corporation
3) Tatyana Gurova, First Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Expert magazine
4) Lawrence Joseph David Mahon, Head of Infrastructure Construction and Development, Basic Element
5) Anna Belova, Deputy General Director Strategy and Corporate Development Siberian Coal Energy Company JSC
6) Gian Maria Gros Pietro, Chairman of Autostrade per l'Italia S.P.A.
7) Terry Hill, Chairman of Arup Group Ltd.
8) Anatoly Baulov, Deputy Chairman of Vnesheconombank
9) Jean Lemierre, EBRD President
10) Lars Thunell, Executive Vice President and CEO, International Finance Corporation

14.00 - 16.00
Pavilion 8
Hall 8.3

CONFERENCE "4И"
‘TRANSPARENCY AND EFFICIENCY OF STATE INSTITUTIONS'

The more hi-tech and innovative the products manufactured by an enterprise, the higher the need for quality and efficiency among state institutions. Corruption and inefficient mechanisms of national management lead to increases in business disbursements, and significantly magnify risks for investors. Any innovative development is impossible without a reduction in these expenses and risks. What can be done, first and foremost, to begin tackling this old problem of inefficiency in state institutions?

Moderator: Vladimir Pligin, State Duma Committee Chairman of the constitutional legislation and state construction

Discussion featuring:

1) Anton Ivanov, Chief justice of the Supreme Arbitrage Court of the Russian Federation
2) Anders Blom, Chairman of the Board of the Eurofacts OY, President of the Family Business Network Finland
3) Jochen Wermuth, Managing Partner, CIO of Wermuth Asset Management GmbH, Germany
4) Dimitry Afanasiev, Chairman of Egorov Puginsky Afanasiev & Partners
5) Elena Mizulina, Chairperson of the Committee of the Russian State Duma on Family, Women and Children
6) Valery Fadeev, Editor-in-Chief, Expert magazine General Director, ZAO Mediaholding Expert
7) Grigoriy Tomchin, President of the All-Russia Association of privatized and private enterprises (employers)
8) Valery Khrabrov, General Director, SAS Russian Federation/CIS
9) Igor Bunin, President of the Center for Political Technologies Foundation

14.00 - 16.00
Pavilion 4
Hall 4.3

CONFERENCE.
‘THE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY. EDUCATION AND KEY COMPETENCIES. COMPETING FOR LABOUR RESOURCES'

The foundation of any knowledge-based economy is intellectual and human capital. Investments in human capital as one of the main challenges of modern economic policy. Division of responsibility between business, state and society.

Moderator: Konatantin Remchukov, General Director and Editor-in-chief, Nezavisimaya Gazeta

Discussion featuring:

1) Andrey Fursenko, Minister of Education and Science of the Russian Federation

3) Wilfried Vanhonacker, Dean of Moscow School of Management «SKOLKOVO»
4) Maxim Topilin, Chief of the Federal Service for Labour and Employment of Russian Federation, Chief State Labour Inspector
5) Michael Bair, Vice president of Business Strategy & Marketing for Boeing Commercial Airplanes
6) Yaroslav Kuzminov, Rector of the Higher School of Economics
7) Robert Dudley, President and Chief Executive Officer TNK-BP
8)Professor Pier Ugo Calzolari, Rector of the University of Bologna

CONFERENCE

"THE RUSSIAN FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR: FROM EASY VICTORIES TO THE ART OF BATTLE. DEVELOPMENT OF THE SECTOR IN A NEW OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT, PARTICIPANT STRATEGIES AND IMPROVEMENT OF INSTITUTIONS"

(Supported by MICEX)

The Russian financial services sector has demonstrated impressive rates of growth over recent years in all segments: bank assets have grown, as have premiums for insurance companies, net asset value funds, exchange turnovers, volumes of distribution and profit among market participants. In a situation of accessible money and formerly low coverage of all categories of consumer by financial services, those engaged in the market rapidly grew in absolute volume even with a reduction in relative market share. It was easy to be successful. The years of growth became an incubation period for the transition from speculative stimuli to long-term strategies, but also, even more importantly, opportunities opened up to build formal and informal financial institutions, and relationships of trust. Changes in the external conditions - instability of the markets in developed economies, slowdown in growth, rise in prices for resources - should indicate to what extent the period of prosperity was used for these opportunities, and how companies in the financial sector will operate in the new conditions.

How mature have the institutions become in the formation of long-term strategies? Prospects for competition on the financial market with the involvement of companies with state and foreign capital. The role of mutual trust on the example of the inter-bank market, credit history market and outsourcing of distribution through banking networks. The influence of infrastructure on the organization of trading on the exchange.

Moderator: Andrei Sharonov, Managing Director of Troika Dialog

Discussion featuring:
1) Gennady Melikyan, First Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank of Russia
2) Rustam Tariko, Chairman of the Board of bank "Russky standart"
3) Mark Robinson, City Country Officer-Russia, City Division Head-CIS
4) Denis Bugrov, Sberbank Board Member
5) Dmitry Akulinin, Vice-President of the Bank of Moscow
6) Oleg Mazurov, Director General of Allianz ROSNO
7) Vladimir Milovidov, Head of the Federal Financial Markets Service
8) Alexander Potemkin, President of the MICEX

14.00 - 16.00
Business lunch
zone in Morskoy
restaurant

SPECIAL WORKING SESSION
"Foreign economy strategy of Russia and globalization of the Russian business"


A discussion of existing experience, and future prospects for Russian companies entering foreign markets. Problems of state support for business abroad. According to research by the Russian magazine ‘Finans', in 2007, over 50% (24.6 billion USD) of all investment was made by six companies: NorNickel, UC Rusal, Basic Element, Evraz Group, Gazprom, Troika Dialog and Renova.

Moderator: Aleksey Pushkov, author and anchorman of the program «Postscriptum», professor of MGIMO University

Short addresses (5-7 minutes)

1) Andrey Belousov, Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation
2) Andrey Denisov, First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation
3) Edward Verona, President of the American-Russian Business Council

Discussion featuring:
4) Peter Mileham, President of the British Chambers of Commerce
4) Denis Morozov, Chairman of the Management Board and the General Director
5) Shiv Khemka, Vice Chairman, Sun Group
6) Sergey Sinelnikov-Murylev, Rector of the Russian Academy for Foreign Trade
7) Sergei Karaganov, Dean of the World Economics and International Affairs Faculty of the State University Higher School of Economics, Presidium Chairman of the Council for Foreign and Defense Policy
8) Angela Stent, Professor and Director of the Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies at Georgetown University, USA
9) Valery Draganov, Deputy of Russian State Duma, First Deputy Chairman of State Duma Committee on Energy
10) Dmitry Komissarov, Chairman of the Board of Transmashholding
11) John S. Chen, Chairman, CEO and President of Sybase Inc.
12) David Bohigian, Assistant Secretary for Market Access and Compliance of the U.S. Department of Commerce

16.30-18.30
Pavilion 8
Hall 8.2

ROUND TABLES: (breakout sessions)

Round Table 1
‘Corporate management in Russia as seen by foreign investors. Do Russian companies meet regulator demands for corporate governance abroad?'

(joint session with FIAC)

In recent years, Russian companies have started to demonstrate an active interest in entering world markets in various sectors of the economy. At the same time, by no means all businesses comply with modern corporate governance methods, which often require a restructuring of the management to come into line with international practice not only when entering onto the world market, but also when attracting foreign investment. An assessment of the urgency of the problem for Russian companies.

Moderator: James S. Turley, Chairman and CEO, Ernst & Young Global

- Stanislav Voskresensky, Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade of the Russian Federation

Presentation of survey of directors of major companies "Foreign Direct Investments in Russia -2008"

Discussion featuring:
1) Daniel Thorniley, Senior Vice President, Economist Group
2) Julia Chupina, Deputy President - Chairman, VTB Bank
3) Jon Fredrik Baksaas, Chief Executive Officer and President, Telenor
4) Denis Morozov, General Director, Chairman, MMC Norilsk Nickel OJSC
5) Vladimir Milovidov, Head of the Federal Financial Markets Service
6) Dr. Bernhard Reutersberg, Chairman of the Executive Board of Е.ОН Ruhrgaz AG
7) Igor Jurgens, First Vice President, Renaissance Capital
8) Oleg Beriev, President of branding group Mildberry
9) Helen Teplitskaia, President, American-Russian Chamber of Commerce & Industry; President, Siberian Energy Group, Inc.

Round Table 2
‘What is Russia? A conversation in non-economic language'

When analyzing trends in world economic development it is essential to examine a whole spectrum of issues, such as geopolitics, international relations, modern nationhood and social order.
The role of Russia in a dynamically developing modern world; guiding principles in maintaining the country's cultural heritage; the influence of globalization on changing the social value system; searching for the "Russian way" - these and other questions will be addressed by Russian and international political scientists, journalists, government and non-governmental players within a round table framework.


Moderator: Vyacheslav Nikonov, President, Polity Foundation; Executive Director, Russkiy Mir Foundation

Discussion featuring:
1) Alexander Arkhangelsky, Author and presenter of cycle of TV programmes "The Memory Factory: Libraries of the World"
2) Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin, Vice Chairman of the Department for External Church Relations of Moscow Patriarchate
3) Alexander Rahr, political scientist, specialist in international affairs, program director for Russian and CIS affairs of German Council on Foreign Relations
4) Gabriele Krone-Schmalz, German journalist, the author of the book "What is going on in Russia?"
5) Yuri Shevchuk, poet, musician, composer, DDT band
6) Vitaly Tretyakov, Editor-in-Chief of "Political Class" magazine
7) Vadim Volkov, Deputy Principal on the international relations of the European University at Saint-Petersburg (EUSPB)

Round Table 3
‘Small enterprises in a big Russia'

Increasing investment in business. Regional factors in forming the business environment. Stages of SME development.

Moderator: Evgeniy Fedorov, Chairman of the Economic Policy and Enterpreneurship Committee of the State Duma of the Russian Federation

Discussion featuring:
1) Valery Esaulenko, General Director of NEO Centre Consulting Group
2) Sergey R. Borisov, President of OPORA
3) Reiner Mueller-Hanke, Chief Executive Officer, KMB Bank
4) Svetlana Sagaidak, Director of small business cooperation Department of Sberbank
5) Sergey P. Krjukov, Chairman of the Managing Board «Russian Bank for Development» (RBD)
6) Albina Nikkonen, Executive Director of RVCA
7) Michael Harms, Chairman, Russian-German Chamber of Commerce

Round Table 4. ‘The Russian house of the future'

(Supported by Expert Media holding)

A discussion of the ideology behind mass housing construction in Russia. What should the state housing construction policy look like in Russia? World experience of implementing state policies on housing construction. How to ensure high rates of growth of housing construction by using modern technologies in housing construction? What is needed to make a real leap forward? How to import successful international techniques, and why is it impossible to implement them fully in Russia?

Moderator: Valery Fadeev, General Director of Expert Media holding

Discussion featuring:

1) Albert Speer, Head of the Bureau Albert Speer&Partner, Frankfurt am Main
2) Didier Rebois, Secretary-General of Europan, which organizes European, France
3) Arthur Markaryan, General Director, Glavstroy, OJSC
4) Sergey Zhuravlev, Head of the Project "Russian House of the Future"
5) Natalya Kirpichenko, General director, Multibroker, head of the Comitte "New housing policy", "Delovaja Rossia"
6) Alexander Kogan, coordinator of the project "Own house", Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee of the budget and taxation
7) Elena Nikolaeva, President of the NP "National Agency of low-rise and cottage building"

Round Table 5

"Russian technologies and intellectual services"

In order to maintain competitiveness and development in the hi-tech sector of the new Russian knowledge economy, there is a need to organize a mutually beneficial two-way exchange of technology and intellectual services between Russia and the West. What advantages and what dangers stand along this route? Is this useful for Russia, and why does the West need it? How will the large new state companies and private businesses in Russia work with the major western players on the hi-tech markets? Which is better for Russia: to trade in hi-tech products and goods or in intellectual services? How will the export of hi-tech products and intellectual services help develop Russia's new innovation economy?

Moderator: Sergei Kravchenko, President, Boeing Russia/CIS

Discussion:
1) Denis Manturov, Deputy Minister for Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation
2) Alexey Aleshin, First Deputy General Director of the State Corporation "Rostechnologii"
3) Alexey Fedorov, President of United Aircraft Corporation
4) Boris Aleshin, President of Avt vaz Group
5) Vladimir Kulchitsky, President of Progresstech Group of Companies
6) Anatoly Karachinsky, President, IBS Group
7) Mikhail Pogosyan, General Director of Sukhoi Aviation Holding Company
8) Andrew Somers, President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Russia
9) Birger Steen, General Director of Microsoft, Russia

Round Table 6

"What charity does modern Russian society need?"

(supported by "Vedomosti" newspaper)

The active development of charity in the world indicates clearly the readiness of business to take part in innovative development in their own countries, and demonstrates a substantial contribution to science, education, culture and medicine. At this round table, issues of charitable activities and their regulation will be under discussion: tools that are top priority in Russia, such as endowments and private charitable trust funds.

Moderator: Maria Chertok, Director of СAF Russia

Discussion (comments up to 5 minutes):
1) Olga Markova, Department Director at Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation
2) Evgeny Chichvarkin, Chairman of the Board, Euroset
3) Faina Zaharova, President of the foundation Liniya Zhizni
4) Peter Gerendasi, General director of PricewaterhouseCoopers, Russia
5) Yaroslav Kuzminov, Rector. State University - Higher School of Economics
6) Oleg Kharkhordin, Vice Rector, Head of the Development Office of the European University at St. Petersburg
7) Pamela Passman, Vice President for Corporate Affairs at Microsoft

EVENTS HELD UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE XII ST. PETERSBURG INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC FORUM

6 June 2008

Pavilion 3
12.00-15.30

Round Table

"Financing innovation and the venture capital market"

(organizers - Government of St Petersburg and the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation)

The transition of the Russian economy to a development path of innovation requires the creation of a market of capital for innovative companies. At the same time, financing the early stages of innovative activities and new projects of companies requires special approaches on the part of the state and the business community.

Government development institutions are called upon to stop the gap in the market to finance the commercialization of scientific research and development. At the same time, business must capitalize the process of commercialization through entrepreneurial involvement and the identification of projects that promise potential.

Moderators:

Sergei Guriev, Rector of the New Economic School

Igor Yurgens, First Vice President, Renaissance Capital

Mikhail Oseyevsky, Vice Governor of St. Petersburg

Discussion:

1) Andrei Fursenko, Minister of Education and Science of the Russian Federation

2) Anna Popova, Stats-Secretary and Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation

3) Leonid Reiman, Adviser to the Russian President

4) Leonid Melamed, Director General of the Russian Nanotechnology Corporation

5) Alexei Korobov, Director General of the Russian Venture Company

6) Andrei Sharonov, Managing Director of Troika Dialog

7) Robert Skidelsky, Member of the British House of Lords, Professor at Warwick University, Executive Secretary of The UK/Russia Round Table

8) Yigal Erlich, Managing Partner of the Yozma Group

9) Andrey Zyuzin, Managing Director at VTB Asset management

10) Jores Alferov, Academician and Vice President of Russian Academy of Sciences, Deputy to the Russian State Duma

11) Sergei Fiveisky, First Deputy Chairman of the Committee for Economic Development of the government of St. Petersburg

12) Albina Nikkonen, CEO of the Russian Venture Capital Association

13) Mikhail Fedosovsky, Director General, Diakont

Silver Wind boat
17.30-19.00

Russia-US Round Table "Strategic Partnership between Russia and the US in the Economic Sphere"

( jointly with the RSPP and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce )

The exacerbation of the global problems of modern times - energy, food, climate change, etc. - requires the consolidation of effort by the "global players" to solve them. Cooperation in the economic sphere forms the basis for coordination of this sort. The current level of trade and economic relations between the US and Russia is a long way from the potential capabilities of both parties. Mutual investments play a decisive role as a key element in economic cooperation. Establishing the necessary institutions and mechanisms for the implementation of the collaboration potential.


Moderator: Alexander Shokhin, President of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP)

Main address:

1) Elvira Nabiullina, Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation
2) Carlos Gutierrez, US Secretary of Commerce
3) Andrey Denisov, First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation

Discussion featuring:
4) Thomas Donohue, President of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
5) Viktor Vekselberg, Chairman of Supervisory Board of Renova Group, Chair of the RSPP international cooperation committee
6) Andrew Somers, President, American Chamber of Commerce in Russian Federation
7) Igor Yurgens, First Vice President, Renaissance Capital
8) Alain Belda, President of Alcoa
9) Mikhail Pogosyan, General Director "OKB Sukhoi" JSC
10) Samuel DiPiazza, CEO, PricewaterhouseCoopers International Limited
11) Dmitry Pumpyansky, Chairman of the Board of Directors of TMK
12) Anatoly Karachinsky, President, IBS Group
13) David O'Reilly, Chairman of Chevron
14) James Turley, Chairman and CEO of Ernst & Young
15) Ronald Defeo, Chairman and CEO of Terex Corporastion
16) Yury Shafranik, Chairman of the Interstate Oil Company SoyuzNefteGaz
17) Michael Bair, Vice President of Business Strategy & Marketing for Boeing Commercial Airplanes

7 June 2008

"Meeting of the EU-Russia Industrialists' Round Table"
(joint event with RAO UES of Russia), (closed event)

The EU-Russia Industrialists' Round Table (IRT) is an informal group of business leaders and industrialists who share the keenest interest in extending Russian-European economic relations. Acting as a consultative body for the leadership of Russia and the EU, the IRT was established at the Russia-EU Summit in July 1997.

Co-chairs: Nils Andersen (A.P. Moller - Maersk A/S) and Anatoly Chubais (RAO UES of Russia)

Discussion featuring:

1) Vladimir Evtushenkov, President of AFK Sistema

2) Andrey Kostin, Chairman and CEO of VTB

3) Vladimir Yakunin, President of RZD

4) Gerard Mestrallet, Chairman of the Board of Directors of SUEZ
5) Jean Lemierre, EBRD President

6) Aloïs Michielsen, Chairman of the Board, Solvay

7) Philippe de Buck, President of Business Europe

8) Lev Khasis, Chairman of the Management Board, Х5 Retail Group

9) Gertjan Lankhorst, Chief Executive Officer of GasTerra

Venue to be confirmed

14.30-17.00

Meeting of the joint Expert Council of the State Duma Committee for Economic Policy and Enterprise

(chaired by Yevgeny Fedorov, the Chairman of the Committee for Economic Policy and Enterprise of the State Duma of the Russian Federation), (closed event)

8 June 2008

Pavilion 7
Hall 7.2
16.30-18.30

Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Russian Venture Company, (closed event)

Meeting is chaired by E.S. Nabiullina, Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation, Chairwoman of the Board of Russian Venture Company

Judging of the winners in the second competition among company managers to transfer RVC (Russian Venture Company) funds to them for asset management.

Announcement of results of the second competition selection, and volumes of funding transferred by RVC (Russian Venture Company) to winners of the second competitive selection, terms for the creation of venture closed unit investment trusts and the directions specified by the winners for investment.

Meeting featuring (Members of the Board of RVC):
1) Andrey Fursenko, Minister of Education and Science of the Russian Federation
2) Yigal Erlich, Head of the venture company "Yozma" Israel
3) Alexey Korobov, General Director, Russian Venture Company
4) Konstantin Remchukov, General Director and editor-in-chief, "Nezavisimaya Gazeta"
5) Esko Aho, President of the National Fund for Research and Development, Sitra
6) Igor Artemiev, The Chief of the Federal Anti-Monopoly Service of the Russian Federation
7) Ivan Oskolkov, director of department of corporate governance of the Ministry of Economic Development

5 June 2008
Smolny starts
at 16.00
(time to be confimed)

Signing of agreement between the Government of St. Petersburg and the Administration of Rostov Oblast about trade, economic, scientific, technical and cultural cooperation (with participation of the Governor of Rostov Oblast, Vladimir Chub, and the Governor of St. Petersburg, Valentina Matvienko)

6 June 2008

6.06.2008
11.00 - 13.00
Osobnyak Polovtseva

Signing of Rostov Oblast memoranda on localization of investment projects with investor companies

7 June 2008

10.00 - 19.00
"On Red Square" cafe

Demonstration of BOSCOSPORT collection Basketball show

13.00 - 14.30
Room 6.3,
Pavilion 6

Signing of agreement between Glavstroy and the government of Yaroslavl Oblast

13.15 - 13.45
Pavilion 7

Presentation of project to create the St Petersburg International Commodity Exchange

13.30 - 14.30
Room 8.3,
Pavilion 8

Presentation of first flight of Sukhoi Superjet 100

Status of the SSJ 100 programme, presentation of the first flight of SSJ 100, future prospects for development of the programme

12:30 - 14:00
Room 6.4,
Pavilion 6

Signing of agreement for establishment of joint venture between Severstal-Auto and Fiat-Auto

Signing of agreement that provides for the creation of a joint venture in Russia for producing automobile engines

12:30 - 14:00
Presentation Platform,
Pavilion 5

Signing of agreement for cooperation between "Volga - Dnepr" company and Administration of Uljanowskaja oblast and Krasnojarsk region

13.30 - 14.00
Room 5.1,
Pavilion 5

Presentation of "Best Management Practice" project (Expert magazine)

13.00
Sberbank Stand,
Pavilion 7

Opening ceremony of exhibition "Sberbank - the Natural Choice"

14.30 - 16.00
Presentation Platform,
Pavilion 5

Presentation of state corporation Bank for Development and Foreign Economic Affairs (Vnesheconombank)

14.45 - 15.45
Room 6.4,
Pavilion 6

Presentation of the project "Palm Held Forum" MTS

15.00 - 16.00
Room 5.1,
Pavilion 5

Signing of agreement between government of Ulanovsk Oblast and ETIRC B.V.

16.15
Pavilion 6
Room 6.3

Signing of Memorandum between Sberbank of Russia OAO (Savings Bank of the Russian Federation) and Deutsche Bank AG

Singing by: Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Sberbank, Herman Gref; and Vice-President of Deutsche Bank, Caio Koch-Weser

16.30
Pavilion 6
Room 6.3

Sberbank of Russia Press Conference

Featuring Herman Gref, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Sberbank

16.30 - 17.00
"Russian Nanotechnologies - the start to the future" Stand, Pavilion 7

Signing of agreement on intentions to cooperation in the sphere of development of nanotechnologies between Rosnanotech and Intel Technologies Inc.

16.30 - 18.00
Conference-Room at the Sea Passenger Terminal

Presentation of charity project "Internet to the Care Home!"

17.00 - 18.30
Presentation Platform,
Pavilion 5

Presentation of events in Sverdlovsk Oblast for preparations and provision of Russia's presidency of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in 2008-2009

8 June 2008

10.00 - 19.00
"On Red Square" cafe

Demonstration of BOSCOSPORT collection Basketball show

09.00 - 09.45
Room 5.1,
Pavilion 5

Presentation of Mechel

13.00 - 13.30
"SCO 2008-2009" Stand,
Pavilion 7

Presentation of the stand: "Welcome to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization 2008-2009!"

13.00 - 14.00

Room 6.3,
Pavilion 6

Signing of cooperation agreement between PricewaterhouseCoopers and the "North-West" Association

13.15 - 13.45
Amphitheatre,
Pavilion 3

Presentation of "Sestra-River Development" project.

Signing of agreement of investments directed towards relocation of the current production complex and creation of a multi-functional social and business residential complex

13.00 - 15.00
Room 6.4,
Pavilion 6

Signing of agreement of strategic partnership between the Bank of Moscow and the Administration of St Petersburg

14.00-14.30
"On Red Square" cafe

Presentation of the Olympic Collection of TM BOSCOSPORT Peking-2008

14.00 - 14.45
Amphitheatre,
Pavilion 3

Presentation of the football stadium construction project in St Petersburg

14.00 - 15.00
Kvas stand by the cafe
"On Red Square"

Presentation of new product from Coca-Cola: live fermentation kvas "Kruzhka i Bochka"

14.30 - 16.00
Presentation Platform,
Pavilion 5

Presentation of integration projects in Sverdlovsk Oblast: "Titanium Valley" - the "Ural Transcontinent" zone for aircraft component production

14.45 - 15.30
TransForce Zone
Pavilion 3

Presentation of Maritime Facade

15.30 - 16.00
Amphitheatre,
Pavilion 3

Presentation of Radar MMS

16.00
Press Centre

Press conference/ Presentation of collection

TM BOSCOSPORT Peking-2008