The government has approved the Bioeconomy Development Strategy for the period up to 2036 and for the longer-term perspective up to 2050.

Published on: 2026-10-06

Source: Government of the Russian Federation –

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Chairman of the Government Mikhail Mishustin signed an order approving the Bioeconomy Development Strategy for the period up to 2036 and for the further perspective up to 2050.

The new strategy is designed to stimulate the development of domestic solutions and accelerate the implementation of scientific research results and advanced discoveries in the field of biotechnology into key sectors of the economy. Its implementation will allow the formation of priority production areas, create favorable conditions for enterprises producing innovative products based on biological resources, including in medicine, ecology, the agro-industrial complex, veterinary science, energy, and housing and communal services. This also includes new materials, types of fuel, fertilizers and feed additives, as well as medicines and medical devices.

To achieve this, it is planned to expand the scientific infrastructure – create new technoparks, expand the network of testing sites, implement the latest computing systems and artificial intelligence technologies, and develop international cooperation in the field of bioeconomy.

Special attention will be paid to training highly qualified specialists – scientists, bioengineers, industrial bioinformaticians, technologists, chemists capable of solving critical tasks – from food security to climate change.

The action plan for implementing the strategy will be prepared by the Ministry of Industry and Trade jointly with the Kurchatov Institute and the Russian Academy of Sciences within six months.

Mikhail Mishustin announced the approval of the bioeconomy development strategy at at the meeting with the deputy prime ministers on October 5.

“The President noted that this sector plays an important role in strengthening the industrial and technological sovereignty, as well as the ecological security of the country, opening practical prospects and new opportunities for agriculture, healthcare, and other industries,” emphasized the head of the Government.

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