Programme

Strategy for Growth

FORESIGHT SERIES
Pavilion F, Conference Hall F3

A strong political position calls for a strong economy. At the present time, several programmes for Russia’s economic development are under discussion. One of them is a medium-term development programme, Strategy for Growth, in which Russia would begin to see growth higher than the global average by 2019, and double its GDP by 2035. But no programme is feasible without public support and debate. What is the potential for bringing in new sources and identifying comprehensive solutions and projects to ensure steady growth against a background of global economic transformation? Is it possible to set this programme in motion as early as today, and what decisions need to be taken in order for this to happen?

Moderator:
Nikolay Uskov , Editor-in-Chief, Forbes

Panellist:
Boris Titov , Presidential Commissioner of the Russian Federation for the Protection of Entrepreneurs’ Rights

Broadcast

Key moments

We see new sources of growth as the main driver for Russia’s development, primarily in the economic sphere.
Boris Titov
Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs’ Rights
Small and medium-sized businesses are the foundations of any economy.
Boris Titov
Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs Rights Protection of the Russian Federation
We are living on the threshold of a new technology revolution, which will radically change human life in general and the economy in particular.
Boris Titov
Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs’ Rights
The market system will be reconfigured. Big Data analysis will help predict many economic processes more precisely than before. With markets working for known consumers, costs are bound to fall dramatically.
Boris Titov
Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs Rights Protection of the Russian Federation
Today we are focusing on blockchain and cryptocurrency – breakthrough technologies that will change the role of the state.
Boris Titov
Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs’ Rights
Our projects are aimed at reducing risks and increasing returns. To improve living standards is an important part of our programme. We are confident this constitutes investment in our economy rather than an expenditure.
Boris Titov
Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs’ Rights
If we are to develop our economy, we must dedicate certain resources to this. According to various estimates, every rouble of public investment brings in four or five roubles in private capital.
Boris Titov
Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs’ Rights
We believe that jobs and wages are more important than any social safety net. We need to make sure that investment in the social sector becomes profitable.
Boris Titov
Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs’ Rights