On the idea crowd platform.roscongress.rf is actively collecting proposals for SPIEF 2025

In just a week, more than 1300 proposals on the topics of the upcoming St. Petersburg International Economic Forum have been collected. Since the launch on May 7, 1326 topics have been published. The proposals are submitted in relation to the national development goals of the Russian Federation for the period up to 2030.

"Initiatives of citizens and experts at the stage of forming the forum's program are the most important resource for building a truly relevant and deep agenda. This public inquiry helps shape discussions that are as close as possible to the real challenges facing the country," said Anton Kobyakov, Adviser to the President of the Russian Federation and Executive Secretary of the SPIEF Organizing Committee.

342 topics were submitted in the direction of "Population conservation, human health and well-being". There are 179 topics in the direction of "Digital Transformation". There are 239 topics in the direction of "Comfortable and safe living environment". There are 199 topics in the direction of "Decent, effective work and successful entrepreneurship". There are 205 topics in the field of "Opportunities for self–realization and talent development". There are 162 topics in the "Other" direction. The authors are more than 450 users of the crowd platform.

Also, a meaningful exchange of comments has traditionally unfolded on the platform. There are more than 900 of them left. Most of the participants speak in support of the proposed topics. Some of the comments point out their shortcomings. For example, attention is drawn to the fact that such a proposal has already been discussed earlier and has shown its inconsistency.

The collection of proposals on the topics of SPIEF 2025, which will be held from June 18 to 21, will last until May 26. 25 authors of the most popular topics will receive an invitation to the Forum. Media representatives' accreditation will last until May 16 on the official SPIEF website.: https://forumspb.com/smi/accreditation/.