New national projects discussed in Izvestia News Center

On April 15, a press conference on "New challenges" was held at the Izvestia press center.: how does business help achieve national goals?" The leaders of the business community and the authorities have planned the implementation of 19 new national projects.

"We are now at the start of the five-year plan. It's time to meet and decide "how to live this life" not on paper, but in practice," Svetlana Listopadova, founder of the National Business Award, said in her opening speech.

Vladimir Gamza, Chairman of the Council for Financial, Industrial and Investment Policy, member of the Board of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, outlined a key point of economic growth in the framework of the implementation of national projects: "The President has set new goals that will bring the country to the world level. But to do this, we must become leaders in investing in fixed assets."

Veniamin Kaganov, General Director of the Association for the Development of Financial Literacy, proposed the solution to Gamza's task: "In order to attract investment, it is necessary to increase the financial literacy of leaders in leading sectors of the economy."

The measures of state stimulation of business contribution to national values were revealed by Asiyat Bagatyrova, Director General of ANO "Public Capital". Maria Tarkhanova, chairman of the Russian Public Relations Union, spoke about how to use PR technologies for this purpose: "GR is an excellent filter: a business that wants to "advertise about the authorities" is unlikely to become an undesirable player in the market."

Sergey Votyakov, Chairman of the RPA cluster (RAEC), emphasized the development of the domestic IT industry: "Against the background of a powerful technological component, our hardware is rather weak. Cooperation with friendly countries will significantly strengthen the country's technological leadership."

Anna Nikitchenko, Vice President for Digital Transformation of Companies and Regions of the Association of Companies for the Development of Artificial Intelligence, managing partner of the consulting company O2Consulting, agreed with the need to develop native software.