Program

Speakers:
- Rustam Minnikhanov, Rais of the Republic of Tatarstan.
- Merdan Mukiyit, Deputy Chairman of the Government of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region; and
- Autonomous Region.
- Alexander Sokolov, Governor of the Kirov region.
- Vladimir Uyba, Head of the Komi Republic.
- Yu Hongchi, Counselor for Trade and Economic Affairs, Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Russian Federation.
- People's Republic of China in the Russian Federation.

The machine-tool industry is the basic stock-forming industry, provides equipment for a wide range of enterprises producing machine-building products for both civil and special purposes. The demand from the domestic industry for high-tech modern equipment is growing due to the rapid change of the technological mode and the global shift of the industrial paradigm towards complex automation and digitalization of production. What are Chinese manufacturers ready to offer Russian manufacturers and how can this strengthen existing business ties and cooperation?

Moderator:
- Sergey Mayorov, Chairman of the Board of the Industrial Cluster of the Republic of Tatarstan.
Speakers:
- Vasily Wang, Director of China National Machinery Industry Corporation (SINOMACH Group);
- Mo Jiman, Director of the Industrial and Scientific and Technological Innovation Platform, Executive Director of the China-Russia Center for Industrial and Innovation Cooperation, Deputy Director of the International Scientific and Technological Development Company at the Center for International Technical and Economic Cooperation of the Ministry of Industry and Informatization of the People's Republic of China, Beijing.
- Jin Xin, General Director of TG-Russia LLC (TG-Russia);
- Stanislav Korolev, Director of the National Center for People's Diplomacy of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Russia.
- Ildar Nuriev, Director, Pegasus, Kazán;
- Ruslan Nigmatullin, General Director, Dalini Group of Companies.
- Representative of UralVagonZavod.

The year 2022 included a full cycle of changing opinions on the suitability of the ESG agenda for Russia, but by the end of the year we conclude that the ESG agenda remains competent even in the new reality.
There is a popular thesis about a turn to the East, because more than 50% of the new ESG regulation is from the East: China, India, and the Arab countries.
How has Russian ESG policy changed? What do Russian companies need to know about «China's Green Agenda» to synchronize their foreign economic activities?
What are the fulcrums for businesses in the transition to ESG strategy? What do SMEs need in order to properly integrate into the value chains of large companies?
Moderator:
- Roman Kozlov, Manager of ESG Media, supply chain and ESG-development expert.
Speakers:
- Marina Bogomyagkova, General Producer of ESG Media.
- Igor Burlov, General Director of Arneis Group of Companies.
- Viktor Chetverikov, Independent Expert on Sustainable Development, Institute for the Development of Entrepreneurship and Economics; Head of the Center for Education and Expertise of the Association of NP RTS ONLINE.
- Igor Muravyev, Executive Director of the Leningrad Regional Chamber of Commerce, and Industry.
- Sergey Mayorov, Chairman of the Board of the Industrial Cluster of the Republic of Tatarstan.
- Sofia Kushnikova, Manager of Sustainable Development at the Russian Export Center.
- Daniel Chen, Head of Marketing Department, CHINA SFECO GROUP (Online).
- Marina Chubkina, Participant of UN COP21, Partner of M.E.C. & Partners Legal Firm "Medici Property Management" (Online).

Since 2014, there has been a trend of increasingly strong ties between Russian and Chinese corporations in terms of renewable energy development; the parties are concluding cooperation agreements, develop and implement investment projects on a mutually beneficial basis. Chinese companies are increasingly investing in the construction of Russian clean energy power plants, mainly solar and wind energy. In which Russian companies is China investing? Who is the leader in renewable energy development?
Moderator:
- Vasily Goryaev, Head of Clean Energy Development at Power Machines JSC.
Speakers:
- Wu Guoping, Deputy General Director of Shenzhen Hydrogen Blue Age Power Technology Co Alternative energy sources.
- Marat Minibaev, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Republic of Tatarstan.
- Vasily Goryaev, Head of Wind Turbine Power Plants and Power Plants Division, JSC Power Machines.
- Representative of Kazan State Power Engineering University.

The relationship between Russia and China currently determines the economic, political, and business side of the two countries, as well as the entire Eurasian continent. Russia-China cooperation has no analogues in the world practice. The cooperation is realized according to the model of "great power relations of a new type", which meets all modern international realities. In this context, it seems relevant and important to discuss the scientific and practical aspects of Russia-China business cooperation. The section will be attended by leading Russian and Chinese scientists and experts in the field of humanitarian, socio-economic and political studies.
Moderator:
- Oleg Timofeev, Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Center for Socio-Economic and Political Studies of China at the State University of Management.
Speakers:
- Gao Jixiang, Deputy Director of the Center for Russian Economy of CAON (VKS).
- Vladimir Filatov, Director of the Center for Engineering Project Management, State University of Management.
- Pavel Troshchinsky, Acting Head of the Center for Political Studies and Forecasts, Institute of China and Modern Asia, Russian Academy of Sciences.
- Anna Khvorikova, Head of Government Relations, Cribrum JSC.
- Chen Weiguang, Professor of Economics at Guangdong University of Foreign Languages and Foreign Trade, Research Fellow at Guangdong Institute of International Strategy Research, Executive Director of China Industrial Economics Association.
- Alexander Zainigabdinov, Representative of OPORA RUSSIA in Beijing, Arbitrator of Shanghai International Arbitration Center.
- Song Xuezhan, Specialist, China Petroleum University.
- Zhang Lihua, Specialist, China Petroleum University.
- Fanis Sharipov, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor, State University of Management.
- Sun Yongbin, Head of the Foreign Affairs Department of Harbin.
- Vitaly Mankevich, President of the Russian-Asian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RASPP).
- Evgeny Berezkin, Director General of "Simple logistic”.
- Xu Polin, Director of the Center for Russian Economy, Institute of Russia, Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

Russia and China have great trade and economic potential, which is an important factor in the sustainable development of the global economy in the context of modern challenges. The CCI's primary tasks in this direction are to create mechanisms that allow the strengthening of cooperation, ensure information exchange, intensify cooperation in the field of exhibition and fair activities, work to eliminate legislative barriers and others. Exhibition centers of China will discuss the establishment of close cooperation between China and Russia and share their experience in holding events.
What new ideas will we be able to offer to intensify cooperation between Russia and China? How to maximize the mechanisms to ensure the socio-economic sustainability of our countries and partners in the current transformation of the global economic order?

Moderator:
- Yuri Tavrovsky, Soviet and Russian orientalist, journalist.

Speakers:
- Gao Qi, Head of the China Council for the Development of International Trade in Russia.
- Chen Zhigang, Chairman of the St. Petersburg branch of the Union of Chinese Entrepreneurs in Russia, Vice-President of the Chinese Business Center, Director General of the Russia-China Business Park;
- Zhou Wei, General Director of Beijing China Exhibition Company (BCC);
- Lin Qian, Chief Representative of the Shanghai Representative Office of the Russia-China Business Center (RCC).
- Li Qi, General Manager of PICO Global Brand Activation Agency Company (VCS);
- Guo Zhanbiao, Executive Secretary of Henan Provincial Tourism Services Association, Expert of Labor Education Group of Provincial Education Department, Member of the Legislative Expert Group on "Tourism Rules" of Provincial People's Congress, Former General Manager and Legal Person of China Travel Group, Chairman of Henan Guojian Cultural Tourism Group.
- Pavel Belikov, Chairman of the Board of the NSPOIM Association, Member of the Board of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, organizer of the National Metalworking Forum (NMF) exhibition.
- Anatoly Izoria, JSC "Institute BELORGSTANKINPROM", Deputy Director for Commercial Affairs.
- Anton Vazimov, General Director of AVS (AV-Show LLC), Head of the Committee "Service and Services" of the Association "National Congress Bureau", Head of the Congress and Exhibition Committee of the Association of Exporters and Importers, member of the Expert Council for the development of business and event tourism at the State Duma of the Russian Federation.
- Alexander Folko, General Director of Eurasian Tianli (Beijing) Technology Ltd, representative of AMT "World without Borders", representative of PCT in China (VKS)
- Sergey Gorsky, General Director of Gefera Media Ltd.

The session will be held on the basis of an off-site meeting of the Council of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation on customs policy and will be a platform for establishing an open dialog between representatives of government authorities and business communities of the two countries on the most topical issues of foreign economic activity.
Among the issues to be discussed are:
Customs and business: modernization of relations and new tasks.
Recent changes in the customs legislation of Russia and the EAEU.
What preferences give bilateral and multilateral agreements with China.
How to remove barriers when importing Chinese products to Russia? Export-import operations.
Moderator:
- Georgy Petrov, Chairman of the Customs Policy Council of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation.
Speakers:
- Evgenia Danilina, Commercial Director of Targo Group Customs Holding.
- Ekaterina Khagdyrova, Senior Lawyer, Procurement, Real Estate and Construction Support Center, Gazpromneft Expert Solutions LLC.
- Shamil Ageyev, Chairman of the Union "Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Tatarstan".
- Danil Latypov, International Partnership of Customs & Corporate Lawyers.
- Larisa Korshunova, Director for Interaction with Governmental Authorities, OTLC ERA JSC.
- Qin Ningning, Senior Sales Manager, CIMC (TLC & RYC).
- Sergey Shklyaev, Head of Trade Restrictions, Currency and Export Control Department, Federal Customs Service of Russia (FCS);
- Konstantin Kurochkin, Head of APMO Customs Advocate, Attorney-at-Law.
- Valentina Ionicheva, PhD in Economics, Head of the Newved Information and Analytical Center.
- Ekaterina Bocharova, Deputy Head of Division of the Department of Customs Legislation and Law Enforcement Practice of the Eurasian Economic Commission.
- Marina Selivanova, Deputy Head of Division of the Department of Customs Legislation and Law Enforcement Practice of the Eurasian Economic Commission.

Medicine has evolved to protect and restore people's health. With the development of transplantology, the most hopeless patients got a chance for salvation. How is transplantology developed in the hospitals of the Republic of Tatarstan?
What facets of cooperation in the sphere of biomedical technologies between Russia and China exist? Study of the objective need of the population of the two countries in donor material.
What problematic aspects of legal regulation of medical activity in organ transplantation exist? Experience of Chinese legislation.
Moderator:
- Ildar Abdulianov, Head of the Department of Cardiology, X-ray endovascular and cardiovascular surgery of KGMA - branch of FGBOU
Speakers:
- Marsel Minnullin, Minister of Health of the Republic of Tatarstan.
- Ildar Abdulianov, Transplantologist, MKDC.
- Georgikia Roin, Transplantologist, MKDC.
- Alexander Kirshin, Surgeon, Oncologist, Transplantologist, Republican Clinical Hospital (RCH).

Machine Revolution: How Chinese companies became the largest player in the robot market? China's experience in entering the "world of robotics" can be borrowed by many countries, including Russia. What is important to do to achieve success? How to ensure robotization of existing production facilities and organize domestic production of robotics? Success stories of Russian companies and exchange of experience with Chinese colleagues.
Moderator:
- Timur Satdarov, Director of the Robotics Center of ANOE VO "Innopolis University".
Speakers:
- Alexey Korablev, General Director of R-PRO LLC.
- Xiao Jiang, Sales Representative of the Industry Sales Department of Shanghai STEP Electric Corporation.
- Sergey Morshansky, Director of TESVEL LLC.
- Ilya Dinerstein, Chairman of the Board of Directors of ROBBO JSC.
- Anatoly Perepelitsa, General Director of URTC Alfa-Intech LLC.
- Wang Zihao, Manager of the International Industrial Cooperation Office of Beijing Science and Technology Development Ltd. under the Center for International Technical and Economic Cooperation.
- Cheng Hufeng, Commercial Director of SIASUN Robot & Automation CO.,Ltd.

The history of development of the largest international Chinese corporation in Russia is an example of successful implementation of an investment (non-resource) project to achieve the main goals of localization of production, sales, and development of new products. The event will include a presentation of the company's experience of creation and development in Russia and the world, sales management, and application of the ecosystem approach, as well as exchange of experience in the application of the advanced management model RenDanHeYi.
Moderator:
- Diana Vasilova, Deputy Director - Head of Information Programs Service
TV of GTRK "Tatarstan".
Speakers:
- Yao Guangping, Director of the refrigerator manufacturing plant of "Haier Industri Rus" LLC.
- Dmitry Nikonov, Director of TVs and Internet of Things Integration Department, Haier Electrical Appliances RUS LLC.
- Tatiana Preobrazhenskaya, Head of Personnel Recruitment and Development, Haier Electrical Appliances RUS LLC.
- Zhang Yaqiong, Project Administrator, "Haier Industrie Rus” LLC.
- Dmitry Korobov, B2B Director, Haier Electrical Applaexis RUS LLC.

Place of the event: Kazan City Hall
Today in the conditions of globalization the diplomacy of the world's leading cities is actively developing. International relations make it possible to unite the interests of cities and realize the most promising projects. It is cities that can become true drivers of national economies. Decentralized cooperation at the level of municipalities makes it possible to smooth out the sharp corners of world politics.
In the modern international space, inter-municipal cooperation organizations promote partnership of cities in various spheres in order to ensure their sustainable development, promote the values of public diplomacy, strengthen trust, mutual understanding and friendship between peoples and states.
What are the most effective tools of city diplomacy? What areas and directions are the most promising for the realization of joint projects in the coming years? How can national and international organizations and institutions contribute to the development of new and strengthening of existing international relations of cities?
Speakers:
- Ilsur Metshin, President of the UN Advisory Committee on Local Government, Mayor of Kazan.
- Xiang Bo, Consul General of the People's Republic of China in Kazan.
- Dmitry Polikanov, Deputy Head of the Federal Agency for the Commonwealth of Independent States, Compatriots Living Abroad and International Humanitarian Cooperation.
- Jiang Chuanhai, First Deputy Mayor of Harbin.
- Jia Xinyuan, Vice-Mayor of Qiqihar (China) (CCS).
- Sun Heng, Vice Mayor of Qiqihar (CCS).
- Xola Pakati, Deputy President of the South African Association of Local Authorities, Member of the African National Congress (South Africa).
- Purnima Anand, President, BRICS International Forum (India) (CCS)
- Yin Jun, Deputy Chief of the Standing Committee of the People's Congress of Kaifeng City (China) (CCS);
- Lihoussou Kouami Sagla, Executive Director of the National Association of Municipalities of Benin (Benin).
- Yanina Pavlenko, Head of the Yalta City Administration.
- Ruslan Bolotov, Mayor of Irkutsk.
- Anar Darzhanova, Chairperson of the Maslikhat of Aktobe (Kazakhstan);
- Victor Samsonian, Head of the community of Gyumri (Armenia) (VKS);
- Daniyar Aitbaev, Deputy Director of the Union of Local Self-Governments of the Kyrgyz Republic (Kyrgyzstan);
- Mustafa Ozuslu, Vice-Mayor of Izmir Metropolitan Municipality (Turkey).
- Jiang Bin, Chief of Foreign Affairs of the People's Government of Chengdu Mister City (China) (CCS).

One of the earliest and most effective forms of inter-municipal cooperation is twinning and partnerships. Many cities have many years of positive experience of cooperation and exchange of competencies within the framework of twinning. At the same time, there is often a large number of "dormant" agreements that have not been put into practice since their conclusion. One of the most common obstacles in the implementation of twinning agreements is the lack of appropriate funding.
What are the key factors for successful implementation of twinning and partnership agreements? How do modern technologies contribute to the development and strengthening of twinning relations in conditions of limited funding? What effective tools and sources of financing for the realization of joint projects exist?

Moderator:
- Evgenia Lodvigova, Deputy Head of the Kazan Municipality.
Speakers:
- Rustam Minnikhanov, Rais of the Republic of Tatarstan;
- Xiao Zhangjian, Deputy Head of the Foreign Affairs Office of the People's Government of Hefei City;
- Xola Pakati, Deputy President of the South African Association of Local Authorities, Member of the African National Congress (South Africa);
- Gu Ting, Permanent Vice President of Shenzhen People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (PAFC).

In recent years, the creation of open and inclusive public spaces has become a priority for many cities around the world. At the same time, it is important that the residents themselves take an active part in determining how the city should change and transform.
The key to acceptance and appreciation of the implemented urban projects by the population is building a constructive dialog with residents at all stages of implementation. To date, the world has accumulated a great positive experience of involving residents in solving the issues of improving the urban environment.
What is the key to success in the development of public spaces? What kind of participants should be invited to the team of such a project and at what stages? What tools of public involvement in the implementation of urban programs have shown their effectiveness? How to increase the satisfaction of residents with urban projects?

Moderator:
- Nailia Zinnatullina, Director of the Foundation "Institute of Urban Development of the Republic of Tatarstan".
Speakers:
- Mluleki Nkozi, Mayor of Lesedi (South Africa).
- Anar Darzhanova, Chairman of the maslikhat of Aktobe city (Kazakhstan)
- Mustafa Ozuslu, Vice-Mayor of Izmir Metropolitan Municipality (Turkey).
- Altynbek Jumaev, Mayor of Kochkor-Ata (Kyrgyzstan).
- Radmir Belyaev, Head of the Mendeleevsky Municipal District, Chairman of the Council of the Mendeleevsky Municipal District of the Republic of Tatarstan.
- Linar Akhmetov, Deputy Head of the Executive Committee for Economy, TOSER and Promotion of Entrepreneurship of the Mendeleevsky Municipal District of the Republic of Tatarstan.
- Alena Parfenova, Director of ANO SCC "World without Borders", Krasnoyarsk.

The main commodity groups of China's food imports besides meat products are fruits and vegetables, cereals, and animal feed. China is the world's largest importer of soybeans, cotton, palm oil and sugar.
What potential does Russia have for increasing food supplies to China in light of the niches opening up in the Chinese market?
Moderator:
- Dmitry Yashin, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Tatarstan.
Speakers:
- Zulfat Khasanov, Deputy General Director - Sales Director of Agrosila JSC.
- Airat Ismagilov, Export Director, Kazan Oil Extraction Plant JSC.
- Vadim Khomenko, Vice-President of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan, Head of the Center of Organic Agriculture of IPI of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan.
- Ivan Komarov, Deputy General Director of "MGBot" LLC (production of educational kits and electronic components for studying the competence of "Internet of Things" and robotics in St. Petersburg).
- Yin Jinqi, General Director of Shandong Paini Chemical Co., LTD.
- Artur Nikolaev, First Deputy Chairman and Director of the Department of Development and Support of Entrepreneurship of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Tatarstan.
- Yang Changqing, Director of Henan Shanshuling Cultural Tourism Development Company.

Today, the importance of livestock development in Russia is undeniable. The livestock industry is recognized by the Government as a key industry for ensuring the national food security of the Russian Federation, which is an integral part of the country's national security.
A potential area of development of Russian Chinese cooperation is the production of meat and meat products, which are increasingly in demand in China against the backdrop of growing prosperity of Chinese consumers and shifting consumer preferences in favor of highly nutritious products.
What can Russian producers offer to Chinese consumers? What problems exist in the industry and opportunities for mutually beneficial partnerships?

Moderator:
- Gelus Bayazitov, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Tatarstan.
Speakers:
- Ilnur Galeev, Head of the Rosselkhoznadzor Department in the Republic of Tatarstan;
- Zulfat Khasanov, Deputy General Director - Sales Director of AGROSILA JSC;
- Mikhail Koklin, Head of export supplies department of
Agrosila-Commerce LLC;
- Svetlana Barsukova, General Director of Agrosila Holding JSC;
- Erat Badikov, Deputy Director for Production, Technolink LLC (waste utilization (recycling), fodder production and aquaculture cultivation);
- Lenar Salakhov, Head of Kamsky Bacon Ltd;
- Rafael Fattakhov, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Tatarstan;
- Kamiyar Baitemirov, President of the Association of Farmers, Farmsteads and Agricultural Consumer Cooperatives of Tatarstan, researcher of the Center of IPI of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan.

Digital solutions are increasingly penetrating all segments of agriculture. In order to achieve profitability growth, it is crucial for agribusinesses to maximize the use of innovative technologies. Companies that in the near future will be able to unify their business into a single system based on a digital platform will become undisputed market leaders. Cooperation in the field of digital technologies is the main point of modern Sino-Russian relations.
What are the common challenges in the current state of China's and Russia's digital economy, as well as the current state of Sino-Russian cooperation in the digital economy? What is the level of potential and what prospects exist for further development of the two countries.
Moderator:
- Anna Kudinova, executive director of ExactFarming;
Speakers:
- Milana Elerdova, Managing Director of Sitronics Group;
- Evgeny Belov, CEO of field.rf;
- Mikhail Kopytin, director of Syngenta's digital business;
- Vyacheslav Dimitrenko, Head of Research and Development Department of Agroholding "STEP" JSC;
Niyaz Khaliullin, General Director of JSC RIVC.

The key feature of commodity business is selling what others are selling. Experts will share their experience in the commodity business, voice the problems that exist in this industry today and offer solutions through their experience.
Moderator:
- Elena Yarda, President of the Association of Electronic Commerce Enterprises
Speakers:
- Airat Akhmetzyanov, President of ECOM CLUB;
- Gayaz Iskandarov, CEO Skyclo;
- Chen Hao, Founder CEO ECOM logistic;
- Anna Kovtun, Founder CEO Gmarketing;
- Roman Yermoshin, Founder CEO The one market;
- Harutyun Minasyan, Founder CEO Nikoruto;
- Nikolay Yurikov, Founder of CEO The one Fulfillment.

Raisa Department of the Republic of Tatarstan on anti-corruption policy will talk about the implementation of anti-corruption policy on the territory of the Republic of Tatarstan, as well as the implementation of anti-corruption measures in the activities of organizations with state participation.

Speakers:
- Andrey Tsvetkov, Chief Advisor of the Department of Analytical and Organizational and Methodological Support of the Office of the President of the Russian Federation on Public Service, Personnel and Anti-Corruption;
- Representative of the Raisa Administration of the Republic of Tatarstan on anti-corruption policy issues;
- Ye Yan, Specialist of the Institute of Management, Economics and Finance of Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University;
- Liu Biao, Specialist, Institute of Management, Economics and Finance, Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University;
- Leonid Vakhnin, Deputy Director of the Department of Project Activities and Public Policy at Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University.
Department of Project Activities and Public Policy in the Sphere of State and Municipal Service of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation.
of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation;
- Igor Bikeev, First Vice Rector, Vice Rector for Research, Professor of the Department of Criminal Law and Procedure, Doctor of Law, Professor;
- Veronika Kiseleva, Compliance Manager, LLC SIBUR;
- Ruslan Gatin, Safety Director, PJSC Nizhnekamskneftekhim;
- Victor Spasov, Head of Compliance Service, PJSC KAMAZ;
- Wang Zheng, Deputy Secretary General of the Municipal Government and Director of Chizhou Municipal Government Office (to be specified).

Raisa Department of the Republic of Tatarstan on anti-corruption policy will talk about the implementation of anti-corruption policy on the territory of the Republic of Tatarstan, as well as the implementation of anti-corruption measures in the activities of organizations with state participation.
Speakers:
- Aidar Salimgarayev, Head of the Republican Agency of the Republic of Tatarstan for Press and Mass Communications "Tatmedia";
- Gulnara Sergeeva, Co-Chairman of the Public Council of the autonomous non-profit organization "Center for Public Procedures "Business Against Corruption" in the administrative and civil areas;
- Igor Bikeev, First Vice-Rector, Vice-Rector for Research, Professor of the Department of Criminal Law and Procedure, Doctor of Law, Professor
- Mr. Leonid Vakhnin, Deputy Director of the
Department of Project Activities and Public Policy in the Sphere of State and Municipal Service of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation.
Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation;
- Liu Biao, Specialist, Institute of Management, Economics and Finance, Kazan Federal University;
- Zhang Lihua, specialist of the Institute of Management, Economics and Finance of Kazan Federal University;
- Liang Lishan, specialist of the Institute of Management, Economics and Finance of Kazan Federal University;
- Wang Yutong, specialist of the Institute of Management, Economics and Finance, Kazan Federal University;
- Yuri Kamaltynov, Deputy Chairman of the State Council of the Republic of Tatarstan.
- Veronika Kiseleva, Compliance Manager, LLC SIBUR;
- Ruslan Gatin, Safety Director, PJSC Nizhnekamskneftekhim;
- Victor Spasov, Head of Compliance Service, PJSC KAMAZ;
- Maxim Ipatov, Head of Software Development and Maintenance Department;
- Yakov Tenilin, Founder of Cryptopolygon of the Republic of Tatarstan;
- Aidar Sagetdinov, Head of Media Relations Department of Kirov and Moskovsky districts administration of Kazan;
- Timur Nagumanov, Head of Almetyevsk Municipal District of the Republic of Tatarstan;
- Viktor Butyrkin, Head of the Department of the Head of the Republic of Bashkortostan for Combating Corruption;
- Svetlana Yashnova, Department for the implementation of a unified state policy in the field of combating corruption, prevention of corruption and other offenses, Administration of the Governor of the Ulyanovsk region;
- Sariya Saburskaya, Commissioner for Human Rights in the Republic of Tatarstan;
- Regina Gaisina, Psychologist, member of the Research Institute of Self-Realization "SuperEgo";
- Rinat Sadykov, Representative of the Ministry of Youth Affairs of the Republic of Tatarstan.

The preservation of cultural heritage is the basis for the further development of society. China and Russia are fully bearers of the unique cultural heritage of their peoples, but cultural heritage is not only national costumes and traditions, temples and great monuments, it is also painting, which is part of this part. Artists have long carried on their shoulders the bright or dark, surreal or real, huge or small, but still the great heritage of painting and other artistic endeavors. Through the eyes of artists the peoples have an opportunity to get acquainted with the events of the past, to see the images of forefathers and to understand what our ancestors lived.
The organization of mutual exhibition expositions of world masterpieces of painting of China and Russia can contribute to a better understanding of cultural values of our peoples.

Speakers:
- Fan Lei, Professional Artist of Shandong Academy of Painting, Vice Chairman of Shandong Young Artists Association;
- Wang Tao, Artist, Young Artists Association of China, Director of the China Art and Craft Artists Association, Member of the Association;
- Chen Limin, Director of the Department of Art, Central School of Opera;
- Ma Jun, Head of Haidai College, Shandong University, Chairman of Zhonghua Haidai International Education Group, Director of Haidai International School of Education and Art;
- Guo Jingyu, Artist, postgraduate student at Stroganov Russian State University of Art and Industry. S.G. Stroganov Russian State University of Art and Industry, lecturer at Gansu Tianshui Pedagogical University, and board member of the Gansu Oil Painting Society;
- Li Fei, Artist, Master's student at Lomonosov Moscow State University, and architect at Zhengzhou University Institute of Architecture and Design;
- Tian Yaqian, Artist, postgraduate student of the Russian State Academy of Art and Industry University named after S.G. Stroganov. S.G. Stroganov， Association of Chinese Graduate Students and Young Scholars in Russia - Director of Alumni Department;
- Cui Weihua, Artist Graduate of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, Director of Beijing Art Examination College, Entrance Exam Preparation School;
- Ekaterina Manko, Expert of the Chinese Scientific Exchange Committee, Expert of the Russian-Asian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RASPP);
- Artem Silkin, Director of the Museum-Reserve "Sviyazhsk Island-Grad";
- Alexey Tsybisov, Member of the Union of Artists of Russia.

Russia and China demonstrate a growing interest in promoting their cultural achievements, in using culture as the most important resource of "soft power", the concept of which is gaining popularity in academic and political discourse in both countries. A significant contribution to contemporary Russian-Chinese cultural exchange is made by museums, which are involved in the development of diplomatic relations between the two countries, including through friendship societies, in the development of "red tourism" (visiting monuments of Russia's revolutionary history), in the organization of cultural seasons and cross cultural years.
In the context of the modern theory of "soft power" there is the potential of Russian and Chinese museums in the development of bilateral relations and the formation of the foreign policy image of the two countries.
What features of the "museum diplomacy" of Russia and China exist? What legal and regulatory frameworks and directions of museum cooperation have already been created?

Speakers:
- Alisa Vyatkina, Director General of the National Museum of the Republic of Tatarstan;
- Larisa Bazhenova, Director General of the State Central Cinema Museum;
- Anna Lyashko, Head of the Service for the Preservation and Study of Cultural Heritage of the Peterhof State Museum of Fine Arts;
- Mikhail Bryzgalov, Director General of the Russian National Museum of Music;
- Elena Kartasheva, Deputy Director for Research and Development, Sviyazhsk Island-Grad Museum-Reserve;
- Ayrat Sitdikov, Director of Archaeology, A.Kh. Khalikov Academy. A.Kh. Khalikov, Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan;
Nail Sadriev, Leading Inspector of the Fund of the Museum of Archaeology of the Republic of Tatarstan, A.Kh.Khalikov Institute of Archaeology of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan.

At present, the musical art of China - ancient and modern - is represented by a rather solid corpus of multi-genre works. Musical works of Russian composers are known all over the world.
Classics and modernity. Common and dissimilar.
How China and Russia, studying the musical heritage of each other's peoples enrich their creativity and give a new sound to classical works?
Moderator:
- Mikhail Bryzgalov, Director General of the Russian National Museum of Music;
Speakers:
- Lilya Borodovskaya, Candidate of Art History, Associate Professor of the Department of Ethno-Artistic Creativity and Music Education;
- Zhang Yu, PhD student of the Kazan State Institute of Culture;
- Gulnaz Gilemyanova, Researcher of the Center of Art History of the G.Ibragimov Institute of Language, Literature and Art of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan;
- Nina Starostina, composer, guqin performer and musicologist;
- Daya Bekirova, musician, theoretical-composer faculty, N.G. Zhiganov Kazan State Conservatory;
- Wang Yuqian, musician of the piano faculty, N.G. Zhiganov Kazan State Conservatory;
- Ainur Davydov, musician of the Faculty of Folk Instruments, N.G. Zhiganov Kazan State Conservatory;
- Zhu Yi, musician of the Piano Department, N.G. Zhiganov Kazan State Conservatory;
- Sofia Ozdjan, musician of the Tatar Music Faculty, N.G. Zhiganov Kazan State Conservatory;
- Zhu Zhaojie, musician, Faculty of Vocal Arts, N.G. Zhiganov Kazan State Conservatoire

Ancient China is interesting cultural traditions and rich history. When and how China appeared as a state, famous ruling dynasties, interesting facts.
Moderator:
- Ilsur Nafikov, Associate Professor, Ph.D., KFU / Institute of International Relations / Graduate School of Oriental Studies-Eastern Discharge / Department of Altaic, Turkic and Central Asian Studies.
Speaker:
- Dmitry Martynov, Russian historian, sinologist, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor of the Department of Altaic and Chinese Studies, Institute of International Relations, Kazan Federal University.

China has a reputation as a country where just about everything is produced, so this market continues to attract Russian entrepreneurs. It is suitable both for producing and exporting goods to other countries and for importing their own products. At the lecture, participants will learn how to negotiate with the Chinese and what will help to conclude a favorable contract with them.
Presenter:
- Diana Vasilova, Deputy Director - Head of Information Programs Service
TV of GTRK "Tatarstan".
Lecturer:
- Vladimir Zakharov, Candidate of Historical Sciences, Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Russian diplomat.

Lecture followed by discussion (free exchange of views)
Speaker:
Oleg Timofeev, PhD in History, Associate Professor, Senior Researcher at the Center for Socio-Economic and Political Studies of China, Guangdong State University of Management.

Welcoming speeches:
1. Representatives of the Republic of Tatarstan and provinces of China
2. Representatives of the Mayor's Office of Kazan and cities of China
3. Representatives of universities of the Russian Federation and China
Speakers:
- Rinat Sadykov, Minister of Youth Affairs of the Republic of Tatarstan;
- Timirkhan Alishev, Vice-Rector for External Relations of Kazan Federal University;
- Liu Xuejiao, PRC Consul for Education in Kazan;
- Sergey Sanakoev, Deputy Chairman of the Russian-Chinese Friendship Society, President of the Center for Asia-Pacific Studies;
- Anna Bessmertnaya, Chairperson of the Commission for Foreign Economic Cooperation with Partners from China of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry, founder of the annual Russian-Chinese youth festival ChinaRusRosaFest;
- Ilgiz Khalikov, Head of the National Education Department of the Ministry of Science and Education of the Republic of Tatarstan;
- Ruslan Galiakhmetov, Head of International and Intermunicipal Relations Department, Kazan City Duma Apparatus.

Presentation of Tatar and Chinese culture:
1 zone - rope/sack race/table tennis/tatami;
2 zone - ditties/ folk instruments/ folk dances;
3 zone - craftsmen;
4 photo zone + puzzle.

- wu-shu.
- koresh.

A reception will be organized on behalf of the organizing committee with the presentation of national colors and creative compliments to Russia and China. Official welcoming speeches by representatives of Russia, China, and the Republic of Tatarstan are planned.
The main culinary component of the festive evening will be Tatar national cuisine.

Experts will tell you what advanced training programs exist today and present new internship sites in Russia and China. They will also share their experience of interaction with the PRC in the field of management training.
Moderator:
• Timirkhan Alishev, Vice-Rector for External Relations of Kazan Federal University, Dean of the Preparatory Faculty for Foreign Students of Kazan Federal University.


Speakers:
• Leonid Vakhnin, Deputy Director of Department of Project Activities and State Policy in the Sphere of State and Municipal Services of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation.;
• Vasily Fiveysky, Rector of the Moscow City University of Management of the Moscow Government Yu.M. Luzhkov;
• Sergey Zhurikhin, Vice-Rector of the Moscow City University of Management of the Moscow Government named after Y.M. Luzhkov;
• Ilnur Garipov, First Deputy Head of the Administration of the Rais (the head) of the Republic of Tatarstan - head of the Administration of the Rais (the head) of the Republic of Tatarstan for work with the territory;
• • Alexander Belov, Head of the Department of Civil Service and Personnel under the Rais (the head) of the Republic of Tatarstan;
• Eksam Gubaidullin, Chairman of the Association "Council of Municipal Education of the Republic of Tatarstan;
• Alexey Maslov, Director of the Institute of Asian and African Countries, Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov, professor, doctor of historical sciences (VKS);
• Yuan Hongling, Director of the Eurasia Division of the Department of Foreign Affairs of Sichuan Province;
• Igor Privalov, Director of the Higher School of State and Municipal Administration of KFU;
• Gulnara Gabdrakhmanova, Chairman of the State Committee of the Republic of Tatarstan for Archival Affairs;
• Olesya Titova, Director for Business Development of Customized Programs at Moscow School of Management Skolkovo;
• Zhai Yugui, Director of LLC Kamastal;
• Edward Abdullazyanov, Rector of Kazan State Energy University;
• Alexander Dyakonov, Rector of Almetyevsk State Petroleum Institute.

Discussion participants:
Sichuan Provincial Foreign Affairs Office, Department of Civil Service and Personnel under the Rais of the Republic of Tatarstan and Higher School of State and Municipal Administration KFU, Kazan City Hall, Council of Municipal Formations of the Republic of Tatarstan, Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Tatarstan, Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Republic of Tatarstan, Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Tatarstan, State Committee of the Republic of Tatarstan for Archival Affairs, Kazan Federal University, Moscow Government University, Moscow School of Management Skolkovo, Higher School of Business of Moscow State University named after Lomonosov, National Research University Higher School of Economics, Innopolis University, Kazan State Energy University, Almetyevsk State Petroleum Institute, Kazan State Agrarian University, business representatives.

Within the framework of a comprehensive, equal, trusting partnership and strategic interaction between the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China, dialogue with China is a priority for the Republic of Tatarstan.
It is enough to note that in recent years, China has been one of the five key foreign trade partners of the republic. Cooperation in trade, economic, scientific, technical, educational, cultural and humanitarian spheres is growing stronger. Experts note the favorable dynamics of friendly interaction.
Parliamentary interaction between China and Tatarstan is developing, as well as a fruitful party dialogue between the leading political forces - the Communist Party of the People's Republic of China and UNITED RUSSIA. The permanent nature of cooperation is expressed in regular joint events, exchange of delegations, joint research work, information and other projects.
During the Forum, participants in the interstate dialogue will discuss issues on the bilateral agenda, exchange practical knowledge in the areas of party building, parliamentary and legislative activity, and also exchange views on key socio-political initiatives. Special attention will be paid to the historical analysis of the Russian-Chinese party dialogue and promising directions for its development in the current geopolitical conditions.


Moderator:
· Artem Semenov, Academic Director of the National Research University Higher School of Economics program “Business with China: organizational, legal and financial support”, President of the ANO “Russian-Chinese Analytical Center”;
· Dmitry Martynov, Russian historian, sinologist, Doctor of Historical Sciences, professor of the Department of Chinese Studies and Asia-Pacific Studies at the Institute of International Relations of Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University, expert of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Speakers:
· Farid Mukhametshin, Chairman of the State Council of the Republic of Tatarstan, Chairman of the Commission of the Council of Legislators of the Russian Federation on International Cooperation, Doctor of Political Sciences;
· Jiang Chuanhai, Vice Mayor of Harbin;
· Andrey Denisov, First Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Committee of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation on International Affairs;
· Dmitry Martynov, Russian historian, sinologist, Doctor of Historical Sciences, professor of the Department of Chinese Studies and Asia-Pacific Studies at the Institute of International Relations of Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University, expert of the Russian Academy of Sciences;
· Lu Xiaojun, Minister Counselor of the Chinese Embassy in the Russian Federation;
· Vladimir Vasiliev, Head of the UNITED RUSSIA faction in the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, Deputy Secretary of the General Council of the UNITED RUSSIA party;


· Roman Penkovtsev, Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor of International Relations, World Politics and Diplomacy at the Institute of International Relations of Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University.

China imports many times more goods to Russia than it exports, but Russian entrepreneurs still have a wide range of opportunities to trade with the Middle Kingdom and actively develop China’s huge domestic market.
What government support tools for small and medium-sized businesses will help Russian manufacturers enter the Chinese market? What products are most in demand in the Chinese market? What does a novice exporter need to know? Which Chinese electronic trading platforms are open to Russian manufacturers?

Moderator:
· Azat Gazizov, First Vice-President of the all-Russian public organization of small and medium-sized businesses OPORA RUSSIA.
Speakers:
· Jia Yingke, Representative of the Director of the Trade and Economic Representation of Jiangsu Province of the People's Republic of China in the Russian Federation;
· Maxim Spassky, Secretary of the General Council of the Russian-Asian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs;
· Alexander Zainigabdinov, Representative of OPORA RUSSIA in Beijing, Arbitrator of the Shanghai International Arbitration Center;
· Vasil Gazizulin, International expert in the field of franchising, Founder and managing partner of TopFranchise.ru and TopFranchise.com;
· Maxim Kuznetsov, Chairman of the Russian-Asian Business Council;


· Anton Baklashov, Chairman of the Tatarstan Republican branch of the all-Russian public organization of small and medium-sized businesses “OPORA RUSSIA”;
· Alexander Kalinin, President of the all-Russian public organization of small and medium-sized businesses OPORA RUSSIA (VKS);
· Lu Sha, General Manager of the China-Russia Consulting Division, QIFA SILU (BEIJING) TECHNOLOGY DEVOLOPMENT CO., LTD;
· Daria Suntsova, Advisor to the Head of the Udmurt Republic;
· Ilya Dinerstein, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Robbo;
· Xu Xiaoyang, Deputy General Manager of China Aviation Guizhou Elevator;
· Xie Hua, Union of Chinese Manufacturers in Russia Deputy Secretary General Head of the Directorate for Culture and Tourism Executive Director, LLC Greenwood Tour Expo;
· Gulshat Zagidullina, General Director of LLC Tatlift.

One of the key aspects of modern marketing is social media. With a population of 1.4 billion citizens and more than 1 billion social media users, China is a giant in the global internet user market. How to convince this huge audience to buy products and services through targeted marketing?

Moderator:
· Diana Vasilova, Deputy Director - Head of Information Programs Service
TV "Tatarstan".
Speaker:
· Maxim Efimov, CEO of Westward Ventures & Grand Tang Trading Company.

The People's Republic of China is one of the leading investors and trade and economic partners of Russia and the Republic of Tatarstan. From year to year, countries are expanding cooperation, implementing high-tech projects and launching production based on advanced technologies. The development potential of the Russian-Chinese market is high. The session will present the experience of business interaction between countries, technological exchange and technology implementation, modern solutions for increasing productivity and increasing the quality of Chinese and Russian products. The participants will determine the technological vector for the development of Russian-Chinese relations in the field of microelectronics and establish business contacts for further joint work. How is China changing the landscape of the Russian IT sector? Prospects for mutually beneficial Russian-Chinese cooperation in the field of microelectronics.

Moderator:
· Mo Ziman, Director of the Platform for Industrial and Scientific and Technical Innovation, Executive Director of the Chinese-Russian Center for Industrial and Innovation Cooperation, Deputy Director of the International Company for Scientific and Technical Development at the Center for International Technical and Economic Cooperation of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People's Republic of China.


Speakers:
· Renat Khalimov, General Director of JSC SEZ Innopolis;
· Andrey Ignatiev, head of the analytical department of the ANO “Competence Center for Global IT Cooperation”;
· Pi Lily, General Manager of Hantong Semiconductor (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.;
· Vyacheslav Gibadullin, director of the procurement department of LLC Higher Industry Rus.

Russia and China are long-standing and reliable partners with a rich history of mutually beneficial cooperation in the field of information technologies. Today, when technological sovereignty and independence are especially important for both sides, the issues of exchange of experience and development of cooperation on joint research, development and innovation become even more relevant. If we take into account the software industry, it is obvious that one of the most effective and promising tools for bilateral and mutually beneficial cooperation is the concept of open-source - free software. During the session, experts will discuss:
• why it is important to develop proactive and professional free software communities
• prospects for cooperation at the interstate level to create joint innovations
• China's experience in building a national repository and existing support measures at the government and business levels
• new successful examples of introducing Chinese open-source technologies into Russian software and hardware products
• China's experience in using open-source solutions to implement the national strategy for AI development
• the importance of cooperation between the Russian and Chinese academic communities on training personnel for the development and management of open-source projects.


Moderator:
· Kirill Kolpakov, leader of the Russian open-source community OpenScaler.
Speakers:
· Roman Shaikhutdinov, Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Tatarstan, overseeing the development of Innopolis;
· Mark Ma, Leader of the Chinese open-source community Open Source China;
· Viktor Urusov, General Director of the company Scala^r;
· Xiaoman Xu, MindSpore Community Leader (MCL);
· Mikhail Marchenko, Director of the Institute of Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Geophysics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Visiting session. Working meeting with representatives of the clergy.

Speakers:
- Sergey Mayorov, Chairman of the Board of the Association "Industrial Cluster of the Republic of Tatarstan";
- Natalia Rostova, Deputy Chairman of the Board of the Association from the Russian Federation;
- Liu Shu, Representative of Shenyang Architecture and Civil Engineering Institute;
- Ivan Markov, Director of the Department of Metallurgy and Materials;
- Sergey Khvoinsky, Advisor to the Director of FAI "FCR";
- Anastasia Evdokimova, Deputy Head of Department in Industry Sectors of the Department of Standardization;
- Ilshat Gimaev, Deputy Minister of Construction, Architecture and Housing of the Republic of Tatarstan;
- Oksana Modina, Head of the Construction Technologies Department of the Ministry of Construction, Architecture and Housing and Communal Services of the Republic of Tatarstan;
- Albert Popov, Director of the Association of Ceramic Materials Manufacturers (ACMM);
- Sergey Sekin, Executive Director of the Union of Glass Enterprises;
- Svetlana Vladimirova, Executive Director of the Association of Sprayed polyurethane foam Manufacturers;
- Anna Mironova, SPbPU (Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University);
- Sergey Stelmakh, Associate Professor of the Department of Engineering Geology, Bases and Foundations, Don State Technical University.

Cities that arise in different historical periods and under different conditions have their own unique appearance. In the context of globalization and active architectural and urban development, the problem of losing the historical identity of cities is increasingly emerging.
With the increase in the number of residents of the city, they are forced to expand the territory and increase the density of development. At the same time, it is important to preserve the unique objects of cultural and historical heritage, which are the basis of identity and components of the so-called "spirit of place". Respect for local traditions in the construction of new architectural objects, especially in the historical center, also has a positive effect on the formation and preservation of urban identity.
How do modern cities combine dynamic urban development and the preservation of their historical uniqueness? What projects for the preservation of historical heritage have become the most effective?

Moderator:
- Olesya Baltusova, Aide to the Rais (Head) of the Republic of Tatarstan.

Speakers:
- Rafael Valeev, Deputy Director for Research at the Institute of International Relations, Head of the Department of World Heritage of the Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University, expert of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, Vice-President of the Russian Committee of the International Council for the Protection of Monuments and Sites, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor;
- Ruslan Bolotov, Mayor of Irkutsk;
- Yanina Pavlenko, Head of the Yalta City Administration;
- Nyobo Fis Hubert, Mayor of Matomba (Cameroon);
- Leonid Kondrashev, First Deputy Head of the Department of Cultural Heritage of Moscow - Chief Archaeologist of Moscow;
- Cao Zhu, Head of the Foreign Affairs Office of Harbin;
- Ilnur Rakhimov, Director of the State Budgetary Institution of the Republic of Tatarstan "The historic-architectural and art museum-reserve "The Kazan Kremlin";
- Rasikh Sagitov, Secretary General of the Eurasian Branch of the World Organization "United Cities and Local Authorities";
- Aitach Unverdi, Head of the Transport Department of Eskishehir (Turkey);
- Agaragim Kagirgadzhiev, Deputy Head of the Administration of the City District of Ufa of the Republic of Bashkortostan.

Electric transport is an unconditional megatrend in the context of combating climate change, responsible attitude to the environment and striving to achieve carbon neutrality. Countries, one by one, declare ambitious plans to completely abandon cars with internal combustion engines in the next 10-15 years. Large automobile concerns are being rebuilt into the production of electric cars. In 2021, the Government of the Russian Federation approved the concept of development of electric transport until 2030. It is assumed that by this date every 10th car produced in Russia will be electric, and there will be at least 72 thousand charging stations. At the end of 2022, China became the largest electric transport market in the world for 8 times in a row. Experience of Chinese colleagues to achieve the goals of the approved Russian concept.

Moderator:
- Evgenia Belousova, Leader of the flagship technological community "Techprosvet in VK", editor-in-chief of the TG channel "Louis Ivanovich Viewton".

Speakers:
- Zhang Tsinghua, General Director of Shandong ODES Industry Co., LtD;
- Semyon Kornilov, Chief Designer of Energy Systems of the Center for Electronics and Power Elements of PJSC "Kamaz";
- Andrey Firsov, Head of the project office of Rusatom Overseas;
- Zhu Shugui, General Director of Anhui Tianhui Automobile Sales Co., LtD;
- Zuo Qing, Head of the Russian-Chinese Consortium of the CIS Innovation Commercialization Center of the RIP CCI Fund, representative of the CIS Innovation Commercialization Center in China, representative of CAMC (GEELY plant);
- Evgeny Abramov, Commercial Director of LLC FerrumProtect.

Развитие темы сотрудничества России и Китая, основополагающие принципы которого были декларированы на встрече Президента России Владимира Путина и Председателя КНР Си Цзиньпина. Главными движущими силами превращения Центра Евразии в зону совместного развития станут проекты «Экономического пояса Шелкового пути» и Евразийская экономическая интеграция, лидерами которой выступают Россия, Казахстан и Беларусь. Поддержка китайского проекта Россией на самой ранней стадии для укрепления взаимодействия и взаимовыгодного сотрудничества.

Модератор:
· Максим Кузнецов, Председатель Русско-Азиатского Делового Совета.

Спикеры:
· Дмитрий Зверев, Статс-секретарь - заместитель Министра транспорта Российской Федерации (ВКС);
· Алексей Груздев, Заместитель Министра промышленности и торговли Российской Федерации;
· Фарит Ханифов, Министр транспорта и дорожного хозяйства Республики Татарстан;
· Сян Бо, Генеральный консул Китайской Народной Республики в г. Казани;
· Гао Ци, Глава Китайского совета по развитию международной торговли в России;
· Сергей Малинин, начальник Горьковского территориального центра фирменного транспортного обслуживания – структурного подразделения Центра фирменного транспортного обслуживания – филиала ОАО «РЖД»;
· Александр Линдваль, Представитель Ассоциации международных автомобильных перевозчиков в г. Казани.

Financial instruments can be an effective way to provide financing for investment and capitalization of the enterprise. An important task of the economy and organization of production is to develop effective mechanisms for attracting investments and forming companies' own working capital by issuing and organizing the turnover of relevant financial instruments, including securities. For this reason, the priorities of the countries include the development of the institution of long money, measures are being taken to develop and introduce new ones, as well as to improve existing financial instruments for transforming savings into long-term and sustainable investments, including in the stock market. Experts will talk about what financial instruments are being implemented in Russia and China.

Moderator:
- Marina Epifantseva, Deputy Head of the Investment Development Agency of the Republic of Tatarstan.

Speakers:
- Peng Feng, Deputy Chief Financier of CHINA CHENGTONG INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT CO,. LTD;
- Nikolai Gabyshev, Managing Director of the Own Investment Department of the Investment Activity Department of PJSC Sberbank;
- Oleg Mikhailovsky, Managing Director of the Investment Banking Services Department of the Investment Activity Department of PJSC Sberbank;
- Marat Safiulin, Manager of the Federal Fund for the Protection of the Rights of Depositors and Shareholders.

The Russian Federation is aimed at further strengthening cooperation with the People's Republic of China, where it gives priority to expanding and strengthening friendly and partnership relations between the regions of Russia and the provinces of China. Thanks to the attention of Russia and China to the creation of favorable conditions for the development of interregional cooperation, today the Republic of Tatarstan has established cooperation with many Chinese provinces and signed cooperation agreements with six of them (Hunan, Shandong, Heilongjiang, Anhui, Zhejiang and Sichuan). The purpose of cooperation is to improve the living standards of the population of the regions of Russia and China. In these conditions, investments become the most important means of establishing relationships, ensuring conditions for economic growth, introducing new technologies, improving quantitative and qualitative indicators of economic activity at all levels. Increased mutual investment and deepening economic ties will contribute to the development and prosperity of both countries. The session will tell you what the investment potential is and what economic opportunities the regions of Russia and the provinces of China have.

Moderator:
- Rafael Khushainshin, Executive Director, Deputy Chairman of the Board of National Association of Investment and Development Agencies.
Speakers:
- Talia Minullina, Head of the Investment Development Agency of the Republic of Tatarstan;
- Mikhail Vasilyev, General Director, Investment Promotion Agency of the Sverdlovsk Region;
- Wen Liangquan, Head of the News and Culture Department of the Office of Foreign Affairs of Anhui Province;
- Nikolai Purtov, General Director, Investment Agency of the Tyumen Region;
- Sergey Vasin, General Director, Ulyanovsk Region Development Corporation;
- Jia Yingke, Representative of the Director of the Trade and Economic Representation of Jiangsu Province of the People's Republic of China in the Russian Federation;
- Wang Zirui, Deputy Director of the Minsk Office of the Guangzhou Center for International Exchange and Cooperation.

Sport is the basis for sustainable development of society. The development of cooperation in the field of physical culture and sports between the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China opens up great prospects for mutually beneficial and non-discriminatory partnership. In what directions will interaction in sports between Russia and China develop? What joint sports events are planned in an open format? How will cooperation be structured through sports exchanges? What new opportunities are emerging for interaction between sports subjects in the field of import substitution and investment development?



Moderator:
· Evgenia Plotnikova, founder of the educational platform NFT CONF;
· Zhong Lei, Chairman of the Union of Chinese Students in Russia, Society of Chinese Physical Education and Sports Science in Russia.

Speakers:
· Ildar Sadriev, Deputy Minister of Sports of the Republic of Tatarstan;
· Maxim Volkov, President of the All-Russian public organization “Russian Go Federation”;
· Alexander Darenkov, Head of the Executive Committee of the Branch of the Russian Military Union of the Republic of Tatarstan;
· Hassan Fisal Atef, Director of the ANO DO “Kazan International Institute for Cooperation with the Countries of Africa and the Middle East”;
· Zhang Tao, Director of the Office of the Secretariat of the Asia-Pacific Sports Federation of the World Sports Federation, Vice-President of the International Association of Combat Sports World Wushu, champion coach;


· Wei Pengshen, Assistant Director General of the Asia-Pacific Sports Federation of the World Sports Federation;
· Wang Nezi, Director of the Business Department of the Digital Sports and Professional Esports Committee of the China Chamber of Commerce for the Import and Export of Mechanical and Electronic Products (CCCME);
· Zhang Yanan, Secretary of the Wushu Union of the Asia-Pacific Sports Federation of the World Sports Federation, Wushu Champion of the Shandong Province Championship;
· Zhang Shuai, Secretary of the Digital Sports and Professional Esports Committee of the China Chamber of Commerce for the Import and Export of Mechanical and Electronic Products (CCCME);
· Kirill Lata, Director of International Development, Games of the Future.

The modern international system of economic relations is experiencing a phase of titanic shifts, the result of which is a significant change in the landscape of world economic relations. The formation and strengthening of new centers of world development, among which the People's Republic of China stands out, can already be considered a fait accompli. Bilateral Russian-Chinese economic and humanitarian cooperation is mutually beneficial. Firstly, Russia has a long land border with China. Secondly, both states occupy a special position in the world economy, being the opposite of the Western model of economic and political development. At the same time, Russia and China have mutually complementary prerequisites that push them towards effective interaction on the world stage. Together they can propose a new matrix of international economic relations that harmonizes the world order.


The following issues are planned to be discussed:
- Global changes in the system of world economic relations.
- Russia in a changing world: strategic guidelines for the new reality.
- Russia and China: the potential of economic, scientific and technical cooperation.
- The role of interstate, public and educational institutions in establishing a multilateral partnership between Russia and the People's Republic of China.
- Educational tracks of Russian-Chinese interaction.
- Regional aspects of economic, educational and scientific-technical cooperation.



Moderator:
· Alsou Nabieva, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Deputy of the State Council of the Republic of Tatarstan of the sixth convocation, Rector of the Russian University of Cooperation, Rector of the Kazan Cooperative Institute.

Speakers:
· Vadim Khomenko, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Vice-President of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan;
· Zhang Dali, Deputy Head of the China-Tatarstan Scientific Center at the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan, Director of the Office for Cooperation with Russia CCPIT (China Council for the Promotion of International Trade branch in Hunan Province);
· Zhu Haozheng, Xi 'an Daoxiang Techology;
· Li Jianghua Huayang, General Manager of International Cultural Exchange Co., Ltd.;
· Wang Qinghui, Director of the Foreign Language High School of the Urban District in the Chinese province of Shandong Heze;
· Aidar Shagimardanov, President of the Association of Muslim Entrepreneurs of the Russian Federation, member of the Presidium;
· Yuri Rothschild, President of the Association of Central Asian and Baltic States;
· Rail Galiakhmetov, Doctor of Economics Professor. Vice-Rector for Strategic Communications and Development, Izhevsk State Technical University;
· Hu Yalin, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Yanxuetan Technology and Education LLC, Zhuhai.

A well-known lecturer, former member of the Party Committee and Vice-President of the University will talk about the basics of state policy in the field of strategic planning in the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China. Common criteria and opportunities for the exchange of experience at the level of inter-party cooperation will be highlighted.

Moderator:
- Yang Ke, Professor at Guangdong University of Foreign Languages and International Trade, Guangzhou.

Lecturer:
- Sui Guangjun, Professor, member of the Educational Management Steering Committee of the Ministry of Education, Deputy Chairman of the Industrial Association for Economic Research of Guangdong Province, Guangzhou City, special researcher with the Research Center for Economic and Social Development of Guangdong Province and Guangzhou.

Each nation has its own art: folk crafts, dances, songs, fairy tales, customs and traditions, its own national character. Peoples and national cuisine are different. All this is a traditional culture of the people, which demonstrates the uniqueness of the Tatar people.

Moderator:
- Yakov Grishin, Professor, Doctor of Sciences, Institute of International Relations of Kazan Federal University.

Lecturer:
- Gulnara Gabdrakhmanova, Doctor of Sociological Sciences, Head of the Department of Ethnological Research of the Sh. Mardzhani Institute of History of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan.

Master classes:
• National Costume;
• Chinese calligraphy;
• Chinese folk musical instruments, etc.

Concert program: demonstration performances of singers, dancers, folk instrument ensembles.

Speakers:

· Leonid Petukhin, Chief Consultant of the Secretariat, First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation I.I. Melnikova, head of the Commission for the creation and activities of regional branches of the ORCD;
· Nadezhda Kostenyuk, Employee of the Confucius Institute, Associate Professor of Nizhny Novgorod State Linguistic University named after. ON THE. Dobrolyubova;
· Natalya Stakheeva, Director of Municipal Budgetary Educational Institution “Lyceum 185”;
· Denis Filetkin, Vice-Rector for International Activities of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education “MSU named after N.P. Ogarev."

In a number of ways, cooperation with China is the most optimal for Russia. The unprecedentedly high level of political relations, the already established base of economic partnership, Russia's need for Chinese goods and technologies, and China's counter interest in the emerging Russian market can support such cooperation. The relationship between the two powers is characterised by the highest level of trust, cooperation and high strategic value. Despite the pandemic and the global economic downturn, the two countries have maintained and continued to increase trade relations.
What are the prospects for trade and economic co-operation and areas to be developed?
How can the state support major Russian-Chinese projects?

Moderator:
- Zhou Liqun, Chairman of the Union of Chinese Entrepreneurs in Russia, Doctor of Technical Sciences.

Speakers:
1. Konstantin Kosachev, Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council (confirmed)
2. Rustam Minnikhanov, Rais of the Republic of Tatarstan - welcome speech (confirmed)
3 Maxim Reshetnikov, Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation (confirmed)
4. Alexey Gruzdev, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation (confirmed)
5. Merdan Mukiyit, Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (confirmed)
6. Alexander Sokolov, Governor of the Kirov region (confirmed)
7. Zhang Yujing, President of the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products (confirmed)
8. Wu Quan, Chairman of the Board of Directors of China Energy International Company (confirmed).
9. Gao Qi, Head of the Representative Office of the China Committee for the Promotion of International Trade in the Russian Federation (confirmed).
10. Luo Ersi, General Director, Sany Russia (confirmed)

Within the framework of the Russia-China Forum it is planned to show the play "Kill the Emperor" based on the work of Mo Yan! Mo Yan is a contemporary Chinese writer, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, honorary doctor of philology of the Open University of Hong Kong. The plot of the play takes place in 227 BC, the entire Chinese land is fragmented into separate petty kingdoms, which are mired in a fierce battle among themselves. The most powerful of these is Qin with its king, Ying Zheng. The prince of one of the small states decides to organize the assassination of the king. The prince chooses an experienced and brave warrior Jing Ke. He develops a plan of assassination attempt, which was not destined to materialize.

The organizers of the event are the Mayor's Office of Kazan and the Administration of the Togliatti City District. The competition is held in accordance with the FIDE Chess Rules. At the end of the tournament winners and participants are awarded with diplomas. Internet site: lichess.org

The exhibition of 20 paintings created by Tatarstan artists and telling about the themes of unity of intertwining cultures of Russia, Tatarstan and China. The subjects of the paintings range from portraits of political leaders to still lifes of national treats.

7 types of tea will be presented with a presentation of the deep philosophy of tea making. Experts will tell about the subtleties of individual selection of tea varieties, transformation of tea ceremony perception, will plunge into the spiritual culture of Celestial Empire. The duration of the ceremony is 30 minutes.

The co-organizing partner of the event is the director of the 41st World Go Championship, executive director of the Go and Strategy Center, vice-president of the Russian Go Federation and founder of the author's school of strategic Go Mikhail Emelyanov. The game is held in a group format and lasts from 1 to 2 hours.

Reception on behalf of the organizing committee with presentation of national colors and creative compliments towards Russia and China. Official welcoming speeches by representatives of Russia, China and the Republic of Tatarstan are planned. The main culinary component of the festive evening will be Tatar national cuisine.

Festival of Chinese cinema with the support of the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China. On the site of the cinema "Mir" will be shown 6 films of Chinese production.
Mir Cinema (30 Dostoyevskogo St.) "Mir" 电影院 (30 Dostoyevskogo St.)

An exhibition of 20 paintings created by Tatarstan artists and telling about the themes of unity of intertwining cultures of Russia, Tatarstan and China. The subjects of the paintings range from portraits of political leaders to still lifes of national treats.

7 types of tea will be presented with a presentation of the deep philosophy of tea making. Experts will tell about the subtleties of individual selection of tea varieties, transformation of tea ceremony perception, will plunge into the spiritual culture of Celestial Empire. The duration of the ceremony is 30 minutes.

The co-organizing partner of the event is the director of the 41st World Go Championship, executive director of the Go and Strategy Center, vice-president of the Russian Go Federation and founder of the author's school of strategic Go Mikhail Emelyanov. The game is held in a group format and lasts from 1 to 2 hours.

In the anniversary year of Fyodor Ivanovich Chaliapin and Sergey Vasilyevich Rachmaninov, the Russian National Museum of Music presents the exhibition "The History of One Friendship", which will open in the Museum of A.M. Gorky and F.I. Chaliapin (a branch of the National Museum of the Republic of Tatarstan) on September 8.
The exhibition is dedicated to many years of creative cooperation and friendly relations between the two outstanding Russian musicians. There are many similarities in the fate of Chaliapin and Rachmaninoff: both were forced to leave their native country, to serve art far away from Russia and to end their lives in a foreign land; both achieved unprecedented world fame and stage triumph. However, love for the Motherland remained the core that supported the famous artists throughout their lives.
A.M. Gorky and F.I. Chaliapin Museum (10 Maxim Gorky St.)

Works of world, Chinese and Tatar musical heritage will be performed by Russian and Chinese students of the Kazan Conservatory.
Kazan State Conservatory is named after N.G. Zhiganov. N.G. Zhiganov Kazan State Conservatory, Organ Hall (38 Bolshaya Krasnaya St.)

A regular season Kontinental Hockey League match between Kazan's Ak Bars and Beijing's Kunlun Red Star.
Tatneft Arena LDS (42 Chistopolskaya St.)

Festival of Chinese cinema with the support of the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China. On the site of the cinema "Mir" will be shown 6 films of Chinese production.
Cinema "Mir" (30 Dostoevsky St.)