Experts discussed prospects for territorial industrial development at the National Centre RUSSIA
On March 18, the National Centre RUSSIA hosted a practical session titled "Territorial Development Tools for Industry as a Mechanism for Achieving National Goals," organized by the Association of Clusters, Technoparks, and Special Economic Zones of Russia. The session featured speakers from federal ministries, the legislative corps, and the banking sector.
The key topic of discussion was the improvement of support mechanisms for industrial clusters and industrial infrastructure facilities in the context of achieving national goals related to industrial development and investment attraction.
"Today, we discussed key changes in the regulatory framework for industrial clusters and infrastructure sites, outlined steps to enhance existing support measures, and formulated proposals for further collaboration with federal agencies," noted the Director of the Association, Mikhail Labudin.
Among the priority objectives for 2025 are simplifying the conditions for obtaining state support measures, developing coordination mechanisms between regions and federal structures, and increasing the efficiency of special economic zones and industrial clusters.
The Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Kurochkin, emphasized the importance of international cooperation in industrial collaboration. Representatives of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia and the Ministry of Economic Development of Russia outlined plans to improve mechanisms for territorial industrial development in 2025.
Special attention was given to banking support for projects, a topic covered by the Vice President of Gazprombank, Kirill Frolov. He highlighted the importance of proper reporting when utilizing state support measures.
Following the event, the Association plans to submit proposals to federal authorities on improving support mechanisms for industrial infrastructure facilities and industrial clusters, ensuring their more effective use in the interests of the national economy.
