Representatives of large enterprises took part in the dialogue, including Magnit, Wildberries, Promomed, TCMT, Angren Pack, BCG GROUP OZ, Pipe Metal, Siberian Wellness and other companies.
The parties discussed practical aspects of doing business, including labeling of goods, VAT refunds, tariff policy and infrastructure development. Following the meeting, responsible persons were identified to implement the received proposals aimed at further improving the investment climate.
The economic partnership between the two countries has shown steady growth: over the past five years, trade has increased from $5.7 billion to $13 billion, and the number of joint ventures has tripled to more than 3,200 units. In 2025, the volume of disbursed investments amounted to $4.8 billion, and joint projects totaling $43.9 billion are currently being implemented in industry, the agro-industrial complex and pharmaceuticals.
