"This dialogue has the power to shape the future": participants of the Eurasian Aerospace Congress shared their impressions

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On July 24, the Seventh Eurasian Aerospace Congress — the central industry business event of the year — took place at the National Centre RUSSIA.

The Congress brought together representatives of the executive and legislative branches, as well as industrial, scientific, educational, and expert communities of Russia, along with participants from 20 countries across the near and far abroad. Guests of the event shared their impressions.

"The National Centre RUSSIA has an outstanding planning. At the beginning of the event, interesting facts were presented about your country and its technologies. It is truly inspiring. The Congress is important not only as a platform for exchanging ideas but also because it highlights previously unexplored topics. This dialogue has the power to shape the future and bring about change," said Anup Kumar Srivastava, a participant of the Seventh Eurasian Aerospace Congress from India.

Chairman of the Chinese-Russian Association of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs Yao Yi noted that the forum was excellently organised and rich in content.

"Russia is a great aerospace power. In my view, high-tech industries know no borders. I believe that issues related to the development of space, the universe, as well as artificial intelligence technologies, should be more deeply integrated into everyday life and contribute to the overall well-being of humanity. In addition to representatives of the aerospace sector and specialists, it would be wonderful to see more young people at such events in the future — those passionate about space and aviation. I also hope that the next conference will focus more actively on the topic of developing the lower layer of the atmosphere (up to 3,000 km in altitude)," said Yao Yi.

The Congress was held with the support of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation and the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation. Its traditional organisers were the Eurasian Partnership of Aerospace Clusters and Soyuzinform.