Fifth International Economic Cooperation Forum opens in Minsk
The V International Forum of Economic Cooperation, dedicated to the celebration of the 959th anniversary of the Belarusian capital, has opened in Minsk.
The V International Forum of Economic Cooperation, dedicated to the celebration of the 959th anniversary of the Belarusian capital, has opened in Minsk, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti agency reports.
The large-scale dialogue platform organized by the Minsk City Executive Committee and the Minsk branch of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry brought together about 250 delegates from 15 countries. The high status of the event was confirmed by the participation of the heads of diplomatic missions of the UAE, China, Russia, Pakistan, Turkey, India, Iran, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Zimbabwe and Japan.
During the plenary part of the forum, it is planned to sign seven key documents on international and innovative cooperation. Among them is the agreement between the Minsk branch of the BelCCI and the Fujairah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (UAE). Also, the package of documents will be signed by Minsk City Technopark LLC with the Russian Fund for the Development of Innovative Entrepreneurship and the industrial parks Levoberezhny and IP Razmetelevo.
Three more similar agreements with the Chinese company ZKIKH Amed Technologies and the mentioned Russian industrial parks will be signed by the Association of Technoparks and Innovators. The program of the event under the slogan “Partnership without borders: new growth points – 2026” provides for the work of expert sections dedicated to the investment potential of the capital, regional partnership within the Union State, as well as the integration of artificial intelligence into the real sector of the economy.
The discussions are attended by the heads of specialized committees of St. Petersburg, Penza region, business support centers of the Voronezh and Tula regions, representatives of the Association of Chinese Companies, as well as business communities of Turkey, India, Algeria and the Philippines. In the afternoon, foreign delegations will visit the production sites of the Minsk City Technopark, where they will get acquainted with the exhibition of residents and conduct direct B2B negotiations.
