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The dates of St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2025 have been determined
The 28th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum will be held on 18–21 June 2025.
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The Russian President’s list of instructions following St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2024 has been published
The Russian head of state approved a list of instructions based on the results of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2024, which took place on 5–8 June.
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Over 100 Business Russia entrepreneurs spoke at over 40 SPIEF 2024 events and held dozens of negotiations with foreign partners
A delegation of Business Russia headed by its Chairman Alexey Repik took an active part in the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2024.
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Dobroshrift at SPIEF 2024: writing the future together
The key theme of the Dobroshrift social project stand, which was presented for the first time at SPIEF, was changing attitudes towards people with limited mobility through new media and socially significant content. The integration of the topic of inclusion into media, sporting events and retail will contribute to the development of charitable programmes for comprehensive support and habilitation, according to Anastasia Prikazchikova, co-author of the Dobroshrift project.
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Video communication at SPIEF-2024: performance results
One of the most significant business events in the world - the XXVII St.Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) - took place from June 5 to 8, 2024 The Russian videoconferencing system VINTEO was used for remote connections of speakers and participants of the Forum's business program.
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OUTCOMES OF THE 4TH ‘ENSURING DRUG SECURITY’ RUSSIAN PHARMACEUTICAL FORUM
The ‘Ensuring Drug Security’ Russian Pharmaceutical Forum took place on the opening day of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. The event was organized by the Roscongress Foundation with the support of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation and the State Duma Committee on Health Protection.
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Recap of SPIEF 2024
For the 27th time, the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) brought together leaders of major Russian and foreign companies, as well as representatives of government agencies and the political and scientific community in an effort to establish business contacts, find new partners, discuss promising projects, and exchange views on current trends in politics and economics on global and regional markets.
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Artificial intelligence: new opportunities or missed profits?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming numerous aspects of our lives, from day-to-day interactions to global industrial processes. The biggest changes can be seen in the field of personalized services, where AI agents are beginning to play a key role. They are now capable of offering individual solutions, managing everything from orders to production processes, including 3D printing at home. AI is becoming not just a technology, but a fundamental element of the new economic and social reality. It is setting the direction for the development of many industries, and requires a comprehensive approach in relation to education, legislation, and innovation management. Those were the conclusions reached at a session entitled Artificial Intelligence: New Opportunities or Missed Profits?, which took place as part of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
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Biomedical Science Transforming Medicine
The session ‘Biomedical Technologies: The Foundation of Technological Sovereignty’ was held on the sidelines of SPIEF 2024 with the support of the Federal Medical-Biological Agency of Russia. Leading healthcare organizers, scientists, and knowledge-intensive industry representatives discussed the development of biotechnology, disruptive biomedical products, and the technologies of the future.
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Innovative economy: from digits to data, from technological sovereignty to technological leadership
The development of an innovative economy requires skilled personnel, secure technologies, and the ability for the public and private sectors to interact rapidly. At the same time, it is crucial to maintain a balance between legislative regulation and existing self-regulation, as well as to swiftly adapt to rapidly evolving technologies and not be apprehensive about using them. Those were the conclusions reached at a session entitled Innovative Economy: From Digits to Data, from Technological Sovereignty to Technological Leadership, which took place as part of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF).
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Technological entrepreneurship: the basis of Russia’s economic development
Support for technological entrepreneurship will significantly increase labour productivity and economic efficiency and attract investment to high-tech industries. Such was the conclusion of the participants of the ‘Technological Entrepreneurship: The Basis of Russia’s Economic Development’ session held as part of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF).
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Harnessing the BRICS workforce capacity to develop the Russian economy
In today’s world, national borders are becoming increasingly blurred, especially when it comes to the economy and employment. There is a growing need for new approaches to managing human resources. One such innovative approach is the development of platform-based employment, which offers a powerful tool for unlocking a country’s potential. However, there are difficulties associated with this. These include the need for coordination among various participants, guaranteeing security, and ensuring the accessibility of resources. State requirements, support, and setting clear rules all play a key role in ensuring that processes are transparent and fair. Those were the conclusions reached at a session entitled Harnessing the BRICS Workforce Capacity to Develop the Russian Economy, which was held as part of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF).
