Page ContentCurrently, one of the most effective and promising directions in the
development of a modern economy is industrial cooperation. In global business
practice, industrial cooperation is mainly brought about through the creation
and operation of clusters. The best practices of cluster system development
show that they lend significant impetus to regional development, including
increased economic activity of territories with weaker economies, as well as
the development of small and medium businesses. One of the instruments of the
cluster approach is the localisation of production.
Does Russia have clusters? What are they? How can development be
ensured? Artificially-created clusters: should they exist and what is their
purpose? What is the role of small business in the development of clusters and
regions?
Moderator:
Andrey Shubin, Executive Director of OPORA RUSSIA
Speakers:
Gerrit Weissenborn, Director InnovationLab GmbH
Viktor Vekselberg, Co-Chairman of the Board of the Skolkovo Foundation,
President of the Skolkovo Foundation
Victor Evtukhov, State Secretary, Deputy Minister of industry and Trade
of the Russian Federation
Aleksandr Kalinin, President of OPORA RUSSIA
Kanat Almagambetov, Director General of the Kazakhstan Supply Chain
Cluster
Boris Minialai, CEO of Metro Cash and Carry
Rustam Minnikhanov, President of The Republic Of Tatarstan
Nicolas Moore, President of Avtovaz
Mikhail Pivovar, Executive Director of the Medicine and Pharmaceuticals
- Innovative Projects Union, the Republic of Belarus
Anastasia Prischenko, General Director of CJSC VECTOR MEDICA
Aleksandr Tsybulskiy, Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the
Russian Federation
Aleksandr Shokhin, President, RSPP
Aleksandr Yakovlev, Director General of ANO
Cluster Development Centre of Ulyanovsk Oblast