Yakutsk plans to ink approximately 20 accords at the PMEF-2025 event.
FYI 2025: Yakutia's Big Plans at SPIEF
Yakutia's got some major moves kickin' this year at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), with heaps of agreements on the horizon! Aisen Nikolaev, the guy in charge, dropped a bomb: around 20 contracts, from interregional to big-boy deals with corporations like Gazprom, are on the table!
Last year, Yakutia inked 14 agreements worth a cool 40 billion rubles. But this year, it's all about a creative industry boost! Yakutia's recognized as a creative powerhouse among Russian regions. In 2024, they focused big-time on developing this sector, and this year's no different!
Take that Yakutia government and LLC "IKS Holding" – they signed a deal to bring domestic technologies to life in the digital transformation world, plus they're making all the trendy IT solutions in-demand for service development based on low-orbit satellite communication.
Extra Cinema, a local company, secured an investment agreement at the forum with the Fund for Sovereign Technologies NTP, shellin' out 100 million rubles to expand its cinema projector development. Now that's cinema on a budget!
Financin' projects for the social and economic development of the region? Check! Yakutia and Moscow Credit Bank signed a cooperative agreement. Master plans for the development of Yakutsk and Neryungri, and even a full-cycle cinema pavilion, are in the works!
Wanna chat about energy? Yakutia's workin' on autonomous hybrid energy systems, designed to swap out those old, costly diesel, fuel oil, and coal generation facilities in its remote settlements. This move will boost self-reliance in energy and save big bucks on preferential tariffs.
Rosneft's even hopped on the cultural bandwagon, supportin' the construction of a swanky multifunctional cultural center in Yakutia. It's all about enhancin' infrastructure, promomin' local culture, and buildin' a stellar social environment!
So, hey, Yakutia's workin' hard to upgrade its energy production and cultural infrastructure, not to mention hoppin' on the creative industry train! SPIEF 2025's gonna be lit! And with major players like Gazprom and Rosneft in the mix, expect some groundbreakin' moves!
[1] Yakutia to produce autonomous hybrid energy systems[2] Rosneft supports Yakutia's cultural center development[4] Focus on creative industry and cultural development in Yakutia
- Yakutia aims to revolutionize energy production by developing autonomous hybrid energy systems, intending to replace costly diesel, fuel oil, and coal generators in remote settlements, ultimately boosting energy self-reliance and saving on preferential tariffs.
- In support of Yakutia's flourishing cultural infrastructure, Rosneft has pledged to construct a multifunctional cultural center, with the ultimate goal of promoting local culture, enhancing infrastructure, and fostering a positive social environment.
