The guest from Brazil also admitted that the National Centre RUSSIA reminded him of Singapore

Thiago Rudiger, expert of the Open Dialogue "The Future of the World. New Platform for Global Growth" and CEO of the Tanssi Foundation (Brazil), suggested scaling the new initiative of the National Centre RUSSIA to other countries and noted that the meetings held within the framework of the Open Dialogue had taught him a great deal.

"The Open Dialogue was an amazing experience for me, both in terms of learning something new and on a personal level. I participated in the event as an expert, but I feel like I learned even more than some of the participants. That's why I think this format should be developed not only for professionals and entrepreneurs, but also for students, who were also present at the venue. And I believe such events should be reproduced in other countries as well," said Thiago Rudiger.

The guest from Brazil also admitted that the National Centre RUSSIA reminded him of Singapore.

"The National Centre RUSSIA itself makes a very strong impression. I did not expect to see a little Singapore in the heart of Moscow — it was very surprising and pleasant," added Thiago Rudiger.

Earlier, during the pitch session "Investments in Technology," Thiago Rudiger emphasized the importance of the Open Dialogue for global technological cooperation.

"The Open Dialogue is an important platform, especially for BRICS countries, as it provides an opportunity to discuss prospects for cooperation and technological initiatives. It is a chance to establish connections with new experts, exchange experiences, and find paths for joint development, including in Latin America and other regions," noted Thiago Rudiger.

More than a hundred guests from 48 countries took part in the three-day Open Dialogue "The Future of the World. New Platform for Global Growth," which concluded on April 30 at the National Centre RUSSIA. International-level experts and authors of the best essays about the future of the world discussed the key challenges of today and formulated development guidelines in the context of multipolarity.

A total of 696 essays were collected during the Open Dialogue, written by authors from 102 countries in 18 languages, based on four key themes — "Investments in Human Capital," "Investments in Connectivity," "Investments in Technology," and "Investments in Environment." Selection pitch sessions were held for each topic. The authors of the best essays were given the opportunity to present their work at the panel pitch and the final session of the Open Dialogues.

Altogether, the participants of the Open Dialogue represented 48 countries (all continents of the Earth).