Sobyanin told about the participation of the capital's enterprises in the "Open#Mosprom" project

The projects "Open#Mosprom" and "Day without turnstiles" have become an excellent way to tell about the work of the capital's industrial enterprises, IT companies, special economic zone "Technopolis Moscow", technoparks and other industries. This opinion was expressed by Mayor Sergei Sobyanin.

As he noted in his personal blog, the projects are "designed for the widest audience". However, first of all they are focused on young people, as well as those for whom the excursion "can become the first step to start a career in the Moscow industry", emphasized Sobyanin.

The audience of the "Open#Mosprom" project has grown to 17 million people over five years. More than 140 industrial enterprises of Moscow became participants of the project. These are, in particular, producers of food products, laser machines, medicines and aircraft engines. The format of the project provides for a variety of different types of participation - offline and online excursions, educational lectures, master classes and intellectual games.

"It is the excursions that are particularly popular - almost 1.5 thousand in 2024 alone," Sobyanin pointed out. A number of production facilities hosted guests for the first time last year. Among them - the enterprise for production of road signs and traffic lights "AIR Magistral", the plant "Spetskabel", the factory of upholstered furniture "Anderson", "Nanotechnological center of composites" and others.

In turn, the project "Day without turnstiles" is an opportunity to visit one of more than 800 Moscow companies. During the year more than 800 excursions were held, about 8,5 thousand guests visited them. Since the launch of the service almost 440 thousand people became participants of excursions.

As the mayor noted, last year the emphasis was placed on introducing Muscovites to technology companies, including SIBUR PolyLab, Rosatom Additive Technologies, PIX Robotics, Slava Technopark, MGTS and others. The guests could observe the processes of creating innovative products, learn about in-demand professions and career opportunities.