Delegation of METROPOL Group headed by M. V. Slipenchuk is taking part the in the 5th Baikal Economic Forum in Irkutsk
The 5th Baikal Economic Forum, which is entitled Europe – Russia
– Asia-Pacific Region: Ways of Integration and Cooperation, started
in the city of Irkutsk on September 9. The Forum was organized by
the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian
Federation and the Irkutsk Oblast Administration, with additional
support provided by the Government of the Russian Federation.
METROPOL Group of Companies is the principal partner of the
Forum.
More than 1,500 people, including 17 international delegations,
will take part in the 5th Baikal Economic Forum. The Forum’s
plenary sessions and roundtables will include speeches by
Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian
Federation Chairman S. M. Mironov, First Deputy Prime Minister of
the Russian Federation I. I. Shuvalov, Economic Development of the
Russian Federation Minister E. S. Nabiullina, Transport of the
Russian Federation Minister I. E. Levitin, the Prime Minister of
Mongolia Sanj Bayar, and the heads of the world’s largest
companies, including Gazprom, RUSAL, Russian Railways JSC, Nokia
and others.
The Europe – Russia – Asia-Pacific Region: Ways of Integration and
Cooperation in the Energy Sphere International Conference, as well
as 10 accompanying roundtables, will be held within the Forum’s
frameworks on September 10. METROPOL Group of Companies is acting
as the sponsor of a roundtable entitled: Problems Concerning Lake
Baikal Protection and Regional Natural Resource Management of the
Baikal Nature Area; Legal State Mechanisms Enabling the Creation of
Economic Zones Devoted to Tourism and Recreation.
The Group includes six battery plants and business units developing and introducing new technologies, and distributing products.
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