The tenth Eastern Economic Forum opened in Vladivostok with the participation of 70 countries

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Vladivostok has become the epicenter of international economic dialogue — the tenth anniversary Eastern Economic Forum was officially opened at the Far Eastern Federal University. The four-day event will bring together government officials, the business community, and experts from more than 70 countries.

The theme of this year's forum was the concept of the Far East — Cooperation for Peace and Prosperity, reflecting the strategic importance of the region as a bridge for international partnership and economic development. The program of the event is structured around seven key areas, each of which is dedicated to a specific aspect of the development of the macroregion.

One of the central blocks will be the discussion of the integrated development of the Far East as a territory for living and the implementation of ambitious projects. The forum participants will focus on the integration of the Far Eastern regions into the global economy through the introduction of innovative technologies and the modernization of various industries.

Special attention will be paid to technological transformation — sessions will be devoted to automation of production processes, practical application of artificial intelligence and other promising areas of technological progress. A separate track of the forum will be devoted to the transformation of the urban environment and the development of infrastructure, which is especially important for improving the quality of life in the regions of the Far East.

An important place in the program will be occupied by the topic of public-private partnership, where participants will discuss new formats of interaction between business and government. A special block "Arteries of Growth" has been allocated to the logistics area, which explores how the transport industry affects the economic development of territories.

In addition to the main business sessions, the forum has permanent thematic venues, including the WEF Youth space.Junior", where teenagers will be able to present their vision and regional development projects.

Participation in the forum was confirmed by key ministers of the Russian government responsible for economic development, energy and industry, as well as the heads of the Far Eastern regions. It is expected that Russian President Vladimir Putin will take part in the forum, which underlines the high status of the event and its importance for the country's economic strategy.

The Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok is consolidating its status as the most important platform for dialogue on the development of the Asia-Pacific region and the identification of new vectors of international economic cooperation.