The state of affairs in the economy of the countries participating in the Catalogue, market reviews, attractive niches for business, opinions of industry experts.
The expert opinion was prepared based on the results of the WEF 2023 session “Greater Eurasia: drivers for the formation of an alternative international monetary and financial system.”
Laos is a developing economy in the heart of Southeast Asia, bordered by Burma, Cambodia, China, Thailand and Vietnam. Laos' economic growth has averaged just under 8% over the past decade, placing Laos among the fastest-growing economies in the world.
The expert opinion was prepared based on the results of the SPIEF-2023 session “Development of economic cooperation within the framework of the international transport corridor “North — South”. Road transport as an important part of multimodal transportation."
The expert opinion was prepared based on the results of the SPIEF 2023 session “Integration for Development: Practical Aspects of SCO Business Cooperation.”
The expert opinion was prepared following the session of the Russia-Africa economic and humanitarian forum in 2023 “Russia and Africa: partnership for food sovereignty.”
The expert opinion was prepared based on the results of the SPIEF-2023 session “Will Islamic banking become an effective tool for attracting investments to Russia?”
The expert opinion was prepared based on the results of the SPIEF-2023 session “Russia - Algeria”.
The creation and development of free economic zones in the Republic of Uzbekistan is quite a priority. The country's government is actively involved in supporting programs to improve the business environment and investment climate in Uzbekistan.
The Arctic, endowed with significant resource wealth, is envisioned as an advantageous multimodal transportation link that presently enables a connection between the Asia-Pacific and European regions.
Uzbekistan is a resource-rich and most populous country strategically located in the heart of Central Asia. Uzbekistan's nominal gross domestic product per capita was last recorded at US$50 billion, at US$250 billion in purchasing power parity (PPP) terms.
If you want to succeed in doing business in the Middle East, then you need to understand which major cities in the region you can start it in.
When Chinese President Xi Jinping announced the Belt and Road Initiative over a decade ago, Russia’s Vladimir Putin was not enthusiastic about the massive infrastructure drive moving into his country’s “backyard”. Moscow saw landlocked former Soviet countries in Central Asia, such as Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, as within its orbit and the belt and road as a challenge to its dominance.