Verona Eurasian Economic Forum to host participants in Istanbul

On October 30-31, the XVIII Verona Eurasian Economic Forum, which has long been a platform for open, multilateral dialogue and equal cooperation in Greater Eurasia, will be held at Istanbul's Cirigan Palace. The event will be held with the support of the Roscongress Foundation. The organizer is the Italian non-profit Association "Let's Explore Eurasia".

"The Verona Eurasian Economic Forum demonstrates the effectiveness of economic diplomacy as a tool for developing international business cooperation. The event brings together over a thousand participants from more than 30 countries and continues to expand the geography of the event. At the XVIII Verona Eurasian Economic Forum in Turkey, the search for solutions aimed at forming a single space for the development of economic and integration ties between the states and associations of Greater Eurasia will continue," said Anton Kobyakov, Adviser to the President of the Russian Federation.

"We don't pretend to change the world and solve all the problems. The Forum is designed to allow the exchange of ideas, proposals, initiatives, to show a constructive approach, to look for ways that would take into account the interests of different parties, would open the way to economic cooperation. This approach can contribute to the well–being of all peoples and social prosperity in Greater Eurasia," said Antonio Fallico, President of the Let's Explore Eurasia Association.

The main theme of this year's Forum is "New Energy for new Economic Realities." The discussions of the business program will be devoted to the search for innovative solutions in energy, industry, finance, transport, digital technologies, agriculture and the social sphere.

Well-known politicians, heads of leading companies, scientists and experts from different countries will take part in the dialogue. The Forum participants will discuss how joint international efforts can achieve significant results in ensuring the social well-being of society and the global prosperity of Greater Eurasia.