The official magazine of SPIEF-2025 has been published

The Roscongress Foundation has released the official journal of the XXVIII St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, which is being held from June 18 to 21, 2025. The publication will be distributed to the participants of the event, by targeted subscription, as well as on Aeroflot flights and on Russian Railways Sapsan trains en route Moscow – St. Petersburg - Moscow, on the eve and during the Forum. The electronic version of the journal is available on the Forum's website.

The theme of the issue traditionally coincides with the SPIEF motto: "Shared values are the foundation of growth in a multipolar world," while the title of the central article repeats the main track of the business program.: "Economics of development: ensuring growth". The publication talks about the sources of growth of the Russian economy in spite of external pressure, as well as about the large geopolitical and strategic projects currently being implemented. The material is logically complemented by infographics about Russia's global investments in the economies of the EAEU countries and abroad.

In an interview with SPIEF magazine, Denis Manturov, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, spoke about national technological leadership projects and the possibilities of increasing the pace of industrial production.

In the following interview, the first vice-president of the Russian Judo Federation, Arkady Rotenberg, revealed the details of the party project "The Choice of the Strong", which will be presented at the SPIEF.

The material about the SPIEF guest country is dedicated to Bahrain, a state with ancient roots and great economic potential.

In the business section, readers will learn about how artificial intelligence will change human life and the economy, as well as meet successful Russian manufacturers who have managed to become leaders in their industries.

The magazine's publications also touch on important public topics. Among them are the development of a creative economy and social agenda in Russia, the formation of a new era of healthy nutrition and medical technologies, and the impact of targeted bookmaker contributions on domestic sports.

It is equally interesting to look into the future of St. Petersburg, the SPIEF host city, and imagine how its appearance will change in 10 years, and what new points of attraction will appear during this time. Readers will also be attracted by an article about unusual hotels in the Russian North, where nothing distracts from communication with nature, and a guide to the best restaurants that have opened in St. Petersburg over the past year.

The historical section takes readers back 80 years, when after the end of World War II, the leaders of the victorious states tried to find a political balance of power and formulate new principles of the world order.

The magazine also contains a lot of useful information for the Forum participants: a detailed navigator on the event site, business, cultural and sports programs.