The Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok sees participation from 80 countries, focusing on Russia’s development and economic cooperation with the Asia-Pacific region.
Vladivostok: (RightNow) The 11th Eastern Economic Forum has commenced in Vladivostok, Russia. Representatives from 80 countries are participating in the event, which will last for four days.
This year’s forum theme is ‘The Era of the East — Development for People’s Welfare.’ More than 5,000 participants are expected to attend.
The forum features business meetings, discussions, and sessions on topics such as trade, investment, and modern technology.
An advisor to the Russian President stated that the forum provides an opportunity for dialogue between different systems.
It is noteworthy that last year, over 8,000 participants attended the forum, and 358 agreements were signed.
