Sergunina spoke about the promotion of the capital's nonsense abroad

Every year, Moscow organizes dozens of business trips, during which city companies can present their products and services to potential partners abroad. Since January, the capital's exporters have already visited the CIS countries, Southeast Asia, Latin America and Africa. A number of such events will be held before the end of the year, their schedule is published on the website of the Made in Moscow program, said Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of the capital.

"Since the beginning of the year, Moscow manufacturers have already signed more than 40 contracts based on the results of business missions and international exhibitions. The total amount of transactions exceeded two billion rubles. In the coming months, exporters will visit India, Vietnam, Nigeria and Malaysia," Sergunina said.

The travel calendar was compiled taking into account the wishes of the business community of the capital. The list includes events for IT developers, manufacturers of electronics and equipment, medical products, food, furniture, children's goods and cosmetics, as well as companies from the machine and instrument industry.

The Moscow Export Center (MEC) helps participants with the rental and construction of stands, the organization of negotiations and other issues. At major industry events, products from urban brands are displayed on a single Made in Moscow platform. In total, the IEC offers more than 30 different support measures, from grants and training programs to promotion on foreign marketplaces.

Representatives of the creative industries also enjoy support from the city when promoting on the international market. So, this spring, the projects of the capital's video game and animation studios were presented at a festival in Brazil. Over 300 business meetings have been held between the companies of the two countries, and several contracts are under consideration.

Since the beginning of 2026, representatives of the Moscow tourism industry have also held more than 3,000 business meetings with potential foreign partners. In particular, trips to India and China were organized for city companies.