Published on: 2026-09-18
Source: Moscow Government – Правительства Москвы –
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Representatives of the capital Department of Information Technology and Department of Foreign Economic and International Relations participated in the first international industrial exhibition “Innoprom. India,” which took place from September 9 to 11 in New Delhi. At the Government of Moscow’s stand, key digital developments were presented: a showcase of Moscow solutions based on artificial intelligence and a digital twin of the capital, the city cloud platform for IT teams and developers “Mos.Hub,” and a laptop from the “MosTech” brand with a pre-installed domestic operating system.
“Moscow has extensive experience in implementing technologies across all areas of urban management and is ready to share it with BRICS countries. Over the past three years, delegations from 27 countries, including China, Brazil, India, the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, and others, have studied the capital’s experience. The participation of Moscow’s Department of Information Technology in the ‘Innoprom. India’ exhibition allows us to once again showcase the capital’s advanced digital solutions on an international platform. The interest in our IT projects confirms the demand for Moscow’s expertise,” said Dmitry Ontoev, advisor to the head of the Moscow Department of Information Technology.
Moscow Government Stand
The Moscow Government exhibition was officially visited by the Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation Anton Alikhanov and the Minister of Commerce and Industry of India Piyush Goyal. The industrial and technological potential of the capital was presented by the Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the Department of External Economic and International Relations of the city of Moscow. Sergey Cheremin. During the presentation, he spoke in detail about the use of artificial intelligence in urban management and emphasized the significance of Moscow’s digital twin as a tool for the comprehensive development of the metropolis.
An important part of the exhibition was the showcase of Moscow’s AI solutions, which features key city projects using artificial intelligence, including in areas such as interaction with residents, urban economy, healthcare, education, urban planning, and transportation. You can explore Moscow’s AI practices on the special project page ai.mos.ru.
At the Moscow Government booth, a digital twin of the capital was also presented. Exhibition guests were shown the platform’s capabilities and told about their experience using it.
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One of the presented solutions is a laptop from the brand “MosTech” with the pre-installed Russian operating system “MosTech.OS”, the office suite “MosTech.Office”, an email client, and video conferencing tools. The device is compatible with the IT infrastructure of city departments and educational institutions and is designed for full everyday use. Its technical specifications ensure high performance and long battery life.
At the Moscow Government’s stand, the city cloud platform “Mos.Hub” was also demonstrated, which unites services for the full software development cycle, allows sharing best practices, and collaboratively developing IT projects. The number of Mos.Hub users has exceeded 30 thousand, with specialists from more than 80 regions of Russia and over 90 countries around the world, including India, China, Indonesia, and Brazil, visiting the platform.
The Moscow Government’s exposition featured solutions from the capital’s enterprises in the fields of robotics and automation, industrial diagnostics, microelectronics, medical equipment and sterilization technologies, as well as developments for transportation and urban infrastructure. Leading Moscow companies operating in industry, IT, and transportation demonstrated their solutions at the exhibition.
Business program
The Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Moscow Department of External Economic and International Relations Sergey Cheremin held a working meeting at the exhibition with Vivek Pandey, Secretary of the Department of Urban Development of the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi. They discussed Moscow’s experience in digitalizing urban management, the application of modern IT solutions in the development of the metropolis, as well as possible directions for further cooperation between Moscow and Delhi. Special attention was given to preparing the signing of a cooperation program between the Government of Moscow and the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi.
In addition, Sergey Cheremin participated in the BRICS business forum held at the Bharat Mandapam venue as part of the 18th BRICS Summit. During the business program, representatives of the Moscow Government took part in a session of the Agency for Strategic Initiatives and the Indian analytical center Synergia Foundation titled “Seamless Digital Sky: a new strategic atmosphere,” where prospects for joint projects in the space and technology sectors were discussed. Dmitry Ontoev, advisor to the head of the Moscow City Department of Information Technology, spoke about Moscow’s experience in integrating data from various city systems and sources into a single digital environment using the example of the city’s digital twin.
On September 10, a plenary session titled “Strengthening Russian-Indian trade and industrial partnership — on the path to self-sufficient cooperation” was held at the exhibition with the participation of Anton Alikhanov and Piyush Goyal. They discussed prospects for growth in bilateral trade, as well as the development of cooperation in aviation, energy, and pharmaceuticals.
Moscow is a recognized leader in the field of digitalization, which not only closely monitors global trends but also shapes them itself. Previously, Sergey Sobyanin explained how the capital’s digital solutions help to develop smart cities across Russia — from the Kaliningrad region to the Far East. More than 50 meetings with regional representatives on digitalization issues are held annually. The capital provides them with access to best practices, including in healthcare, education, business, and tourism. Among the projects that generate special interest is the specialized platform “MosMedII,” a tourism service Russpass, “Mos.Hub,” veterinary automated system, subsystems and digital services “Moscow Electronic School” and other solutions.
The first international industrial exhibition “Innoprom. India” is an important event for the development of trade and industrial cooperation between Russia and India. It brings together representatives of government bodies, business, and the expert community of both countries.
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The creation and development of digital platforms and domestic IT solutions correspond to the objectives of the national project “Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State” and the regional project of the city of Moscow ‘Domestic Solutions’. More information about Russia’s national projects and the capital’s contribution can be found at special page.
A large-scale project appeared on the mos.ru portal special project, dedicated to the development of key areas of Moscow. Among them are transport, industry, healthcare, education, sports, and the construction sector. The special project helps to learn how the capital has changed over the past years, what initiatives aimed at making residents’ lives even more comfortable are currently being implemented, and what awaits Moscow and its inhabitants in the near future.
On the project’s page “Economics” you can learn about the main indicators of the capital’s economic growth, its drivers and prospects, as well as which indicators can be achieved this year.
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