The Association of Innovative Regions of Russia (AIRR) is made up of 18 members. These include the Republic of Bashkortostan, the Republic of Mordovia, the Republic of Tatarstan, Altai Territory, Krasnoyarsk Territory, Perm Territory, Irkutsk Region, Kaluga Region, Lipetsk Region, Novosibirsk Region, Samara Region, Tomsk Region, Tyumen Region, Ulyanovsk Region, Novgorod Region, the Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Nizhny Novgorod Region, and Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area – Yugra.
The AIRR accounts for more than 25% of Russia’s total GDP, and more than 30% of the country’s innovative products. The AIRR represents the interests of its members at the regional, national, and international level. In so doing, it collaborates with relevant ministries, non-profit organizations, and business organizations with a view to supporting initiatives across a range of fields. These include infrastructure, science and technology, innovation, and education.
The AIRR stand at SPIEF will provide a range of information on the association’s member regions. It will also host a number of presentations on analytical products, discussions with partners, agreement signing ceremonies, and interviews.
Vladimir Region’s stand will provide information on points of growth in the region. This will be with a focus on key enterprises operating across various fields, such as mechanical engineering and the manufacturing of climate-control equipment and microelectronics. Special economic zones, industrial parks, tech parks, and advanced special economic zones will also come under the spotlight.
In addition, attention will be given to the contribution made by industry to comprehensive territorial development and the construction of social infrastructure.
One of the stand’s highlights will be the announcement of a range of events to mark the 1,000 year anniversary of the founding of the town of Suzdal.
The stand will also showcase a houseboat project as a promising means of addressing the development of tourist infrastructure.
Among the events planned to take place are meetings with business partners, contract signing ceremonies, cooperation agreement signing ceremonies, and more.
The stand of the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation will enable members of the business community to get answers to any questions they may have in relation to law enforcement practice. They will also be able to submit official requests, and try out the features offered by the official mobile app of the Prosecutor General’s Office.
Kaluga Region is proud to welcome visitors to its Nuclear Project Laboratory. In what will mark a first, the region will use SPIEF 2024 to showcase the scientific and industrial potential of its nuclear industry.
Kaluga Region is the birthplace of the peaceful use of nuclear technology. Today, it is a global leader in the development of nuclear technology in education, medicine, pharmacology, the creation of new materials, and other key areas in relation to ensuring technological sovereignty. The stand will demonstrate a range of unique radiopharmaceutical projects currently being implemented. In addition, it will feature some of the best creations from the region’s finest minds. These will include innovative medicines developed by Pharmasyntez, the latest developments by Immid, high-tech products by VMK Invest, and design solutions by Elmat.
Kirov Region’s stand is loosely divided into five functional zones. There is an open business zone incorporating a space to sign agreements, an Industry installation and a Nature installation; an open space for holding talks; a closed business area for negotiations; a service area; and a server room and hanging structure.
The stand’s design will not only incorporate interior items set out in the original plan, but also professional air aromatization that will match each of the stand’s functional zones.
For example, the open business zone (housing the Nature installation and an open space for holding talks) will feature a pleasing aroma evoking woodland, foxberries, cranberries, currants, blueberries, coniferous forests, wood, and freshly cut grass.
In addition, the stand will feature continuous multimedia content which will further highlight the theme and enable visitors to find out about various areas of industry and entrepreneurship in Kirov Region.
Krasnodar Territory’s pavilion features a cutting-edge design incorporating stylistic and multimedia elements. Nevertheless, it still retains an individual and cosy atmosphere.
What makes this striking and wide-ranging exhibition truly stand out is its special aesthetic, which conveys a businesslike mood while highlighting the region’s identity as Russia’s winemaking centre.
The pavilion incorporates more than 600 m2 of space for presentations and other business purposes, as well as an area for business talks and a conference hall with a capacity of 100 people.
The exhibition provides a true demonstration of the economic power and impressive investment potential of Krasnodar Territory.
The business programme has been developed with a view to addressing key issues at the national level, and will incorporate a number of presentations and discussions featuring high-profile speakers.
There will also be numerous meetings attended by members of the regional administration, business representatives, and delegations from Russia and abroad. These will aim to broaden business and economic ties. In addition, several key investment agreements will be signed, with the aim of improving socioeconomic wellbeing in the region.
Leningrad Region is one of Russia’s leading industrial centres. Correspondingly, the stand has an industrial aesthetic reflecting modern production methods. A number of artistic approaches serve to further complement the overall look, with grating and textured floors and walls being used, and steel, glass and concrete employed as materials.
We endeavour to be a region characterized by growth and stability for businesses. The entire support infrastructure has been integrated into the “Green Corridor for Investors” system, which last year was recognized as a leading regional management practice in Russia. Correspondingly, a key feature of the stand is dedicated to this initiative: an L-shaped screen is complemented by a corrugated metal reflector floor, which is designed to emphasize the dynamism of the region.
Our slogan at SPIEF is “Time to Build, Time to Create!”. As part of the Forum’s business programme, a number of new investment agreements will be signed. Meanwhile, import substitution and ensuring economic security will serve as cross-cutting themes at the stand.
“Greater Siberia” is the overarching brand uniting the 10 regions of the Siberian Federal District appearing at the Forum.
This brand name reflects the vastness of the macroregion. Siberia has always been – and will continue to be – a keystone territory of the Russian Federation. The people living here are notable for their energy, togetherness, and inner fortitude.
The Siberian Federal District’s integrated “Greater Siberia” stand will showcase the macroregion’s best – and often unique – development projects. These are set to provide a powerful spur to growth, not just to regional economies, but to the economy of the country as a whole.
“Greater Siberia” covers a vast array of sectors and concepts. There is science, industry, transport, tourism, mining, and processing of minerals and resources – everything that the Siberian land is rich and celebrated for, and everything that the people of Siberia are working on today. “Greater Siberia” stands for the new-look macroregion to emerge as a result of these efforts – a region characterized by high-tech centres for attracting investment and drivers of economic growth.
We look forward to welcoming Forum participants and guests to our stand!
Moscow Region’s stand will showcase the investment potential of the region, and will provide information on regional measures being adopted to support investors. It will also host talks and a number of investment agreement signing ceremonies between Russian and international companies covering projects in Moscow Region. In addition, visitors will be able to find out about a number of innovative digital developments and fundamentally new projects/solutions related to commerce, the environment, education, and tourism.
The Russian Climate Monitoring System is an initiative that will generate reliable and internationally recognized scientific data to assess man-made and natural flows of climate-active matter in the Russian Federation.
Objective: to develop a national system for monitoring carbon stocks and flows of greenhouse gases in terrestrial ecosystems within the Russian Federation.
By having its own data to hand, Russia will be able to make better management decisions in relation to decarbonizing its economy and adapting to climate change. This will in turn help improve quality of life in the country.
This project will run until 2030.
Sevastopol is the patriotic capital of Russia.
In 2024, the city marked the 10-year anniversary of the Russian Spring.
Since 2013, great efforts have been undertaken to build infrastructure, develop the medical and educational sectors, and create a comfortable environment for residents and visitors alike.
Visitors to Sevastopol’s exhibition will have the chance to learn about the region’s key accomplishments across a range of fields, including road and transport infrastructure, education, healthcare, youth and sports initiatives, and culture. They can also find out about successes in relation to Russia’s national projects. In addition, visitors will be able to touch a number of exhibits that exemplify the city’s modern look, and which have helped transform it beyond recognition in the 10 years since it returned to its home port – Russia!
Sevastopol is a place of opportunity, where startup initiatives are geared towards new accomplishments.
The region will showcase key projects aimed at the development of its investment, tourist, and scientific sectors.
Smolensk Region’s stand has been specially designed in line with the brand book marking the 1160th anniversary of the founding of Smolensk. It is made up of four zones:
- Investment projects
- Development institutions
- Investment platforms
- Tourism
Visitors to the investment project zone will be able to view product specimens by the region’s leading industrial enterprises.
The development institution zone will provide information on the work and accomplishments of the region’s Investment Development Corporation, Export Support Centre, and Tourism Development Centre.
The tourism zone will display photographs and information on key tourist infrastructure in the region.
In addition, the stand will feature a touch screen displaying the region’s main achievements in relation to investment, the economy, education, and tourism.
SPIEF participants will also be able to make use of a meeting room.
Smolensk Region’s stand will host cooperation agreement signing ceremonies between investors, federal development institutions, business communities, and associations.
Visitors to Tver Region’s stand will not only be able to learn about the region’s investment and tourist potential, and current large-scale projects and opportunities for cooperation. In addition, they will have the chance to win souvenirs made in our region, and also enjoy a cup of coffee from a local roastery and try a range of sweets.
Tula Region’s stand will showcase a range of major accomplishments and projects which have either already been implemented or are currently under way. These span a range of sectors, including economics, industry, science, tourism and culture. Among them are the Uzlovaya Industrial Park and Special Economic Zone, the Tula Interuniversity Defence Campus, Tula Region’s Scientific and Production Centre for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, the Composite Valley Innovative Centre of Science and Technology, the Konduki Tourist Zone, and the Museum Quarter.
In addition, a number of major investment agreements are set to be signed at the stand.
Chelyabinsk Region’s exhibition will combine a number of different concepts. Together, these will serve to demonstrate the industrial and economic potential of the region, the development of agriculture, the social sphere, and the introduction of digital and innovative solutions across various areas. The stand is designed to be reminiscent of a manufacturing site, where installations, interiors and multimedia support will be created before the eyes of SPIEF participants. A prototype robotic arm will demonstrate the unparalleled expertise and production capabilities offered by the region in relation to Russian robotics.
During the Forum, Chelyabinsk Region’s stand will host a number of events aimed at showcasing the region’s numerous investment opportunities and key projects.
