Published on: 2026-09-25
Source: Moscow Government – Правительства Москвы –
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The first International Open Qualifying Championship of High-Tech Professions “TechnoLogically” has begun at the main industrial sites of the capital. It brought together specialists from enterprises, students from specialized colleges and universities, as well as participants from other countries. This was reported by the Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital’s Department of Investment and Industrial Policy. Anatoly Garbuzov.
“Moscow is the largest competence center in Russia. The capital city’s industry employs 767 thousand people — every 10th working Muscovite. The city actively supports enterprises that introduce innovations and creates conditions for training specialists. The competitive tasks of the ‘TechnoLogical’ championship are as close as possible to the real conditions of high-tech enterprises. Participants will service and program robots, create digital models and solutions based on artificial intelligence. The best developments will be implemented at enterprises in Moscow and other regions,” said Anatoly Garbuzov.
The competition will last until October 3. Participants will complete practical tasks in 10 areas of modern industry. Specialists in industrial design and Big Data model development will compete at the “ZIL” technopark, while professionals in the field of vertical transport will compete at the practical training center “Professions of the Future” in Pechatniki. The contests in the direction of “Design of cyber-physical systems and robots” will take place at special economic zone “Technopolis Moscow.” Operators of additive technology machines will test their skills at the flagship practical training center for Moscow colleges “Rudnevo.”
Another venue for the championship will be the Federal Center for Unmanned Aviation Systems, subordinate to the capital Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development There, a competition will be held in the skill “Mechanic for UAV maintenance.”
In addition to the competitions, a business program is planned. Experts will discuss workforce training as well as the development of modern technologies in industry, including robotics and the implementation of artificial intelligence.
The organizer of the competition was the Karacharovsky Mechanical Plant with the support of the capital city Department of Investment and Industrial Policy and ANO “Agency for the Development of Professional Skills”.
The “TechnoLogical” Championship will serve as the qualifying stage for the International Championship of High-Tech Professions “HighTech: Skills of the Future.” Winners and prize-winners in four categories will participate in its final.
“Over more than 10 years, the ‘Hi-Tech: Skills of the Future’ championship has established itself as a reliable tool for developing the workforce potential of high-tech industrial sectors. Its capabilities are successfully utilized by the largest Russian corporations to solve their staffing and production challenges. In Russia, regions and their own industrial agendas play no less important roles in the development of high technologies. It is logical that Moscow was the first among the regions to integrate the championship’s tools into its technological policy. I am confident that the capital’s experience will become a benchmark for other regions of the country,” noted Alina Singh, Deputy General Director of ANO ‘Agency for the Development of Vocational Skills’ for international and industrial cooperation.
The capital is developing platforms for high-tech businesses. Thanks to city policies, companies receive benefits and create modern jobs. This contributes to the development of the national project. “Personnel”, which is aimed at training specialists and providing the country’s economy with qualified employees. More about Russia’s national projects and the capital’s contribution can be found at special page.
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