Published on: 2026-10-01
Source: Government of the Russian Federation –
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The Chairman of the Government of Russia, together with the heads of delegations of the states participating in the meeting of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council, inspected the exhibition and spoke at the plenary session “Production and Technological Cooperation: Complementary Partnership.”
The second International Industrial Exhibition “Innoprom. Belarus” is taking place from September 30 to October 2 at the Minsk International Exhibition Center BelExpo.
The exhibition features collective expositions from 17 constituent entities of the Russian Federation: Arkhangelsk Oblast, Bryansk Oblast, Vladimir Oblast, Donetsk People’s Republic, Krasnodar Krai, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Leningrad Oblast, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, Orenburg Oblast, Republic of Mordovia, Republic of Tatarstan, Samara Oblast, Saint Petersburg, Tomsk Oblast, Udmurt Republic, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra, Chelyabinsk Oblast.
Individual booths represent leading Russian companies and corporations. In total, more than 200 Russian companies and organizations are registered to participate in the exhibition.
Russian participants present a wide range of industrial solutions: a robotic quality control complex with machine vision, model airplanes, an end-to-end Russian PLM solution for developing complex mechanical engineering products, infrastructure for managing unmanned aerial systems and an unmanned aerial system, a model of a piston compressor unit, models of freight wagon bogies and other large casting parts for the railway industry, technology for optical analysis and sorting of objects, a tractor unit for transporting heavy and oversized cargo, AI assistants for designers and technologists, as well as other industrial developments.
The exhibition also features a booth of the Eurasian Economic Commission and collective exhibitions of six foreign countries – Azerbaijan, Iran, Cambodia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan.
The national exposition of Belarus brings together enterprises from mechanical engineering, machine tool manufacturing, automotive and instrumentation industries, petrochemicals, electronics and microelectronics, as well as free economic zones. Belarusian companies will showcase new transport models, innovative cargo and passenger vehicles powered by environmentally friendly fuels, engineering, production and service solutions, advanced developments in cleanliness technologies, automated production systems and industrial IT, unmanned complexes, as well as offerings in transportation and logistics infrastructure.
Speech by Mikhail Mishustin:
Dear Alexander Genrikhovich (Turchin)! Dear colleagues, ladies and gentlemen!
I am grateful to Alexander Genrikhovich for the invitation to speak at the plenary session of the international industrial exhibition ‘Innoprom. Belarus.’ I would like to thank our Belarusian friends once again for the excellent organization and warm reception of the Russian delegation and the hospitality extended.
Holding the “Innoprom” exhibitions has become a good tradition in recent years. In the summer, in Yekaterinburg, we discussed ideas in the field of industrial development. The “Innoprom” in New Delhi in September was attended by Russian President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Now here in Minsk, we are to exchange visions of the opportunities available to strengthen production and technological cooperation between the countries.
This topic is extremely important for all our states because a strong industry is one of the foundations for sovereign development and quality economic growth, for improving the standard of living of citizens.
In Russia, by order of President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, a wide range of support measures for domestic industrial companies are in place. Today, we discussed this in detail at the exhibition.
Currently, our industrial production output remains at last year’s level despite unprecedented sanctions pressure and overall turbulence in the global economy. The manufacturing sector has grown by about half a percent over eight months. The greatest support for it came from mechanical engineering, whose growth rate during this period was 6%.
New industrial enterprises and workshops are regularly opening. In just the last six months alone, the production of turbochargers for trucks and agricultural machinery, and technological lines for the production of radiopharmaceuticals have been launched. A workshop for large-unit assembly of high-power boilers has started operating. Full-cycle production of solid carbide metal-cutting tools has been launched, a new complex for polymer production, a plant for the manufacture of industrial robots, and automated storage and full-cycle turbine repair service systems of world-class level.
These are just some examples. Each such enterprise makes a significant contribution to our economy. And importantly, it helps achieve independence from foreign supplies. This is one of the priority tasks set by the Head of State Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin for the Russian Government.
We not only replace foreign solutions with domestic ones, but also strive to set trends in the markets, mastering new types of competitive innovative products. This is the focus of the national technological leadership projects, which were discussed in detail during the previous “Innoprom” in Minsk.
Thanks to this approach, 8 centers of industrial robotics have already been created, 11 for engineering developments in the field of chemistry. A tanker for transporting products and 15 electric vessels have been built. A factory for the production of lithium-ion batteries has been put into operation, as well as the first complex in our country for the production of compressor units for liquefied natural gas. A breeding combine harvester for direct harvesting of cereals has also appeared.
Active work is underway in all strategic areas covered by national projects. These include machine tools and equipment, materials and chemicals, food, medicine, and energy. Also, the transport sector — aviation, shipbuilding and automobile manufacturing, railway engineering, drones. As well as space technologies and the bioeconomy.
To be continued…
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