IIPF-2026 told how to develop high-tech industry

The Department of Investment and Industrial Policy reported that at the II Moscow Investment and Industrial Forum, at the session “Clusters – the Power of Sovereignty: A New Level International Partnership”, they discussed how Moscow, through benefits and joint projects with foreign investors, helps industry attract investment and launch innovative production facilities.

“The capital has a wide range of support measures for investors, more than 20 of them. The main one is localization in the special economic zone Technopolis Moscow: a 2% rate on profit, exemption from property and transport taxes, free customs regime, said Dmitry Matveev, acting director of the State Budgetary Institution of GAUI.

Moscow continues to attract technology and capital to launch its own high-tech projects, betting on partnerships with companies from friendly countries, including China and India.

Nayak Sanjay Kumar, the authorized representative of Hetero Labs in Russia, Chief Managing Director of Makiz-Pharma, said that the company has been supplying vital drugs to Russia for many years, including drugs for the treatment of HIV and cancer, and thanked the Moscow Government for constructive cooperation and attention to the pharmaceutical industry.

The meeting also noted the importance of creating sustainable cooperation chains, which allows companies to combine resources and competencies and enter completely new markets.