Oreshkin called the symposium "Creating the Future" part of the global ecosystem of "Open Dialogue"

The international symposium "Creating the Future" is becoming part of the global ecosystem of "Open Dialogue". This was announced on October 7 by Maxim Oreshkin, Deputy head of the Russian Presidential Administration.

The event, held at the National Center "Russia", brought together participants from more than 85 countries around the world. At the opening of the symposium, the Deputy head of the Presidential Administration spoke about the extensive work on building and developing an international dialogue.

"The Creating the Future Symposium, which we are attending here today, is becoming part of the global ecosystem of Open Dialogue," Oreshkin said.

The Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration recalled that the first symposium "The Future of the World: a new platform for global Growth" was held in April as part of the "Open Dialogue". It hosted an author's essay contest, which attracted about 700 entries from more than 100 countries. The theme of the works was ideas that can influence the development of mankind.

"The Forum set ambitious goals for itself, and they were indeed achieved," concluded Oreshkin.

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On June 18, at the SPIEF 2025 session, Oreshkin stressed the importance of conducting an open dialogue on building a global future and forming a new platform for global growth. According to him, the centers of power in the world are changing now: if 10, 20, 30 years ago the countries of the Global South and East were responsible for economic growth, now they are already a large part of the global economy.

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