More than 20 million people will see the news of the WEF on the screens of the IER

More than 20 million people will be able to read the main news of the Eastern Economic Forum right on the streets of Russian megacities. This was announced by the owner and CEO of the MAER media holding, Konstantin Mayor. The holding has been supporting the WEF as a communication partner for several years and this year has significantly intensified its information campaign to cover the forum.

"First of all, we have opened a new media facade in Vladivostok specifically for the WEF. Secondly, we have significantly strengthened over the year and now you can read about the events of the forum in premium restaurants, cafes, logistics points — wherever there are screens of our extensive indore network. And thirdly, now we are talking about the news from Vladivostok in the media that are part of the media holding: these are 26 federal and regional online publications and two hundred channels and publications on social media. We want to bring the news of the WEF to everyone. After all, the Eastern Forum sets the vector of development for our country and the entire Asia-Pacific region. These are the meanings that those who make decisions will rely on: from the heads of regions to the leaders of foreign countries," Konstantin Mayor noted.

The Primorsky online publication Vostok-Media, part of the MAER media holding, talks about the events of the Eastern Economic Forum not only on the Internet, but also throughout the network of media facades in the largest cities of Russia. Residents of Moscow and St. Petersburg, Krasnodar and Sochi, the largest cities of the Urals, Siberia and the Far East can look at the forum through the eyes of journalists from Vladivostok. This is how the country learned about the opening of the Alley of Memory of the Heroes of the Great Patriotic War in the capital of Primorye, about the visit of the President of the Russian Federation to the branch of the National Center "Russia" and about the work of the Amur Tiger Center. Over 5 million people across the country will see the news from Vostok-Media during the days of the WEF.

"Broadcasting our news on MAER's big screens is a new audience and a very important stage for the publication. We offer our view on events of this level and tell about the main events of the forum to a huge audience across the country," noted the editorial board of Vostok-Media.

The media holding also broadcasts socio-political and economic content jointly with federal news agencies. Announcements of key events of the Eastern Economic Forum can also be seen on the MAER media facades across the country. They were launched by the organizers of the WEF, the Roscongress Foundation.