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Minpromtorgs of Zaporozhye and Samara regions strengthen cooperation

Zaporozhye region was visited by a delegation from the Samara region, which included representatives of the regional Ministry of Industry and Trade, as well as heads of industrial enterprises

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Minpromtorgs of Zaporozhye and Samara regions strengthen cooperation

A delegation from the Samara region visited Zaporozhye region, which included representatives of the regional Ministry of Industry and Trade, as well as heads of industrial enterprises. The group was headed by the Minister of Industry and Trade of the Samara Region Denis Gurkov.

At the meeting, the parties exchanged information about their production capabilities: the guests presented the industrial potential of the Samara region, and representatives of Zaporozhye enterprises - their competencies, key areas of work and current opportunities.

The discussion focused on options for expanding interregional cooperation – the participants considered the prospects for joint work, ways to establish partnerships between enterprises and the implementation of common projects.

Such business meetings help to strengthen cooperation, build new contacts and effectively exchange professional experience between regions.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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