The state of affairs in the economy of the countries participating in the Catalogue, market reviews, attractive niches for business, opinions of industry experts.
Indonesia is usually considered an ideal (albeit expensive) tourist destination in Russia. But the ocean, surfing, rice fields, and friendly people are not all that Indonesia is famous for. This country is actively solving its agricultural problems and developing agrotech. Moreover, Indonesians are open to exchanging technologies with Russian companies.
With a positive investment climate and a relatively open financial system, easy monetary policy and world-class local companies, Sri Lanka has great potential for significant economic progress in the coming years.
Malaysia’s strong and resilient economic foundation, business-ready environment, forward-looking focus and dynamic workforce have made the country an attractive, cost-competitive investment destination in the region. It is fast becoming a preferred hub for general services and leading technology industries.
There are many advantages for businessmen to open a company in Malaysia. In addition, the presence of free trade zones makes the country more attractive to investors who want to do business here.
Indonesia is an important partner and friend of Russia in the Asia-Pacific region. After the G20 summit in 2022 and ASEAN in 2023, it became clear that, despite Western sanctions against Russia, Indonesia intends to maintain bilateral relations.
The sixth Russia-China Energy Business Forum (RCEBF) has been taking place in Moscow, with over 500 politicians, heads of major companies in the energy and related industries, scientists, experts and analysts attending.
Montenegro, often referred to as the Pearl of the Mediterranean, is a hotspot for investment. The country’s breathtaking natural beauty, including old fortified towns, a UNESCO-protected national park, the deepest canyon in Europe and a stunning fjord, captivates all who visit.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is a country that is moving forward and has made amazing progress in improving its business climate. Through its reforms, adoption and approval of strategic documents, laws and regulations, Bosnia and Herzegovina has significantly improved its business environment and created better conditions for foreign investors.
How suitable is Saudi Arabia, with more than 90% of its territory occupied by deserts and the share of the oil sector in GDP approaching 50%, as a country for creating or relocating a startup? Founder of venture consulting Blank and author of startup review Kirill Sosnin talks about the kingdom's entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Given its positive economic development, huge domestic market and growth projections today, Indonesia is now attracting more attention from foreign businessmen. The country offers investors low wages, an increasingly attractive investment climate, a huge domestic market, as well as access to other ASEAN markets.
Strategically located between two continents and an ocean, Indonesia is a major hub of global traffic and an intersection of international economic activity. The Indonesian government has made the development of the country's special economic zones (SEZs) a priority policy with the goal of attracting more than US$50 billion of foreign investment over the next decade, especially for SEZ-oriented manufacturing.
Zambia is becoming an attractive destination for business and investment. With rich natural resources, a growing economy and supportive government policies, the country offers many opportunities for both entrepreneurs and investors.