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Russia called one of the most high-tech countries in the world

Russia has become one of the most high-tech industrial, developed countries in the world

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Russia called one of the most high-tech countries in the world

Russia has become one of the most high-tech industrial, developed countries in the world. This was stated during the expert council on architecture and urban planning in the National Center "Russia" by Deputy Head of the Presidential Department for Public Projects Alexei Zharich.

“Our country has become, along with its traditions and wealth, one of the most high-tech industrial and developed countries in the world,” Zharich said.

Russia is among the five world leaders in a number of strategic areas. The list of achievements includes the production of aircraft engines and long-haul aircraft, the production of high-speed trains, as well as successes in the development of vaccines and the creation of their own search engines.

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