#SPIEF2025📊📊📊📊
🎙 Russia's President Vladimir Putintook part in the plenary session of the 28th St Petersburg International Economic Forum.
President of the Republic of Indonesia Prabowo Subianto, National Security Advisor, Commander of the Royal Guard of the Kingdom of Bahrain Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Vice Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China Ding Xuexiang, and Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa Paul Mashatile also attended the session.
Key statements:
💬 Despite a challenging international landscape, Russia’s GDP has been demonstrating an annual growth rate of over four percent over the past two years, which is above the global average.
• Commodities no longer play a defining role in Russia’s economic growth patterns. In 2023, Russia’s non-oil-and-gas GDP increased by 7.2 percent, followed by an additional 4.9 percent in 2024. These are solid figures exceeding the overall GDP growth rates.
• Our strategic vector is precisely to actively and consistently transform the structure of the national economy, step by step. We have achieved a great deal in this area, but it is clear that moving forward is critically important, especially in light of the dramatic changes taking place in the world.
• Annual inflation has already dropped to single-digit levels below ten percent. As of June 16, it stood at 9.6 percent. Of course, that is still high, but inflation targeting continues.
• Over the past four years, employment in Russia has grown by 2.4 million people. Since October last year, the national unemployment rate has stabilised at around 2.3 percent, reaching a historic low.
• In terms of youth unemployment, Russia ranks among the best globally, with a rate of approximately seven and a half percent.
For comparison, youth unemployment stands at around 16 percent in France and 11 percent in the United Kingdom.
• Russia’s economy must become more technologically advanced. We must fully unleash a new phase of the country’s technological development. The key instrument in this regard should be the national projects aimed at securing technological leadership.
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#SPIEF2025📊📊📊📊
🎙 Russia's President Vladimir Putintook part in the plenary session of the 28th St Petersburg International Economic Forum.
President of the Republic of Indonesia Prabowo Subianto, National Security Advisor, Commander of the Royal Guard of the Kingdom of Bahrain Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Vice Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China Ding Xuexiang, and Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa Paul Mashatile also attended the session.
Key statements:
💬 Despite a challenging international landscape, Russia’s GDP has been demonstrating an annual growth rate of over four percent over the past two years, which is above the global average.
• Commodities no longer play a defining role in Russia’s economic growth patterns. In 2023, Russia’s non-oil-and-gas GDP increased by 7.2 percent, followed by an additional 4.9 percent in 2024. These are solid figures exceeding the overall GDP growth rates.
• Our strategic vector is precisely to actively and consistently transform the structure of the national economy, step by step. We have achieved a great deal in this area, but it is clear that moving forward is critically important, especially in light of the dramatic changes taking place in the world.
• Annual inflation has already dropped to single-digit levels below ten percent. As of June 16, it stood at 9.6 percent. Of course, that is still high, but inflation targeting continues.
• Over the past four years, employment in Russia has grown by 2.4 million people. Since October last year, the national unemployment rate has stabilised at around 2.3 percent, reaching a historic low.
• In terms of youth unemployment, Russia ranks among the best globally, with a rate of approximately seven and a half percent.
For comparison, youth unemployment stands at around 16 percent in France and 11 percent in the United Kingdom.
• Russia’s economy must become more technologically advanced. We must fully unleash a new phase of the country’s technological development. The key instrument in this regard should be the national projects aimed at securing technological leadership.
Read in full
#SPIEF2025📊📊📊📊
🎙 Russia's President Vladimir Putintook part in the plenary session of the 28th St Petersburg International Economic Forum.
President of the Republic of Indonesia Prabowo Subianto, National Security Advisor, Commander of the Royal Guard of the Kingdom of Bahrain Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Vice Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China Ding Xuexiang, and Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa Paul Mashatile also attended the session.
Key statements:
💬 Despite a challenging international landscape, Russia’s GDP has been demonstrating an annual growth rate of over four percent over the past two years, which is above the global average.
• Commodities no longer play a defining role in Russia’s economic growth patterns. In 2023, Russia’s non-oil-and-gas GDP increased by 7.2 percent, followed by an additional 4.9 percent in 2024. These are solid figures exceeding the overall GDP growth rates.
• Our strategic vector is precisely to actively and consistently transform the structure of the national economy, step by step. We have achieved a great deal in this area, but it is clear that moving forward is critically important, especially in light of the dramatic changes taking place in the world.
• Annual inflation has already dropped to single-digit levels below ten percent. As of June 16, it stood at 9.6 percent. Of course, that is still high, but inflation targeting continues.
• Over the past four years, employment in Russia has grown by 2.4 million people. Since October last year, the national unemployment rate has stabilised at around 2.3 percent, reaching a historic low.
• In terms of youth unemployment, Russia ranks among the best globally, with a rate of approximately seven and a half percent.
For comparison, youth unemployment stands at around 16 percent in France and 11 percent in the United Kingdom.
• Russia’s economy must become more technologically advanced. We must fully unleash a new phase of the country’s technological development. The key instrument in this regard should be the national projects aimed at securing technological leadership.
Read in full
#SPIEF2025📊📊📊📊
🎙 Russia's President Vladimir Putintook part in the plenary session of the 28th St Petersburg International Economic Forum.
President of the Republic of Indonesia Prabowo Subianto, National Security Advisor, Commander of the Royal Guard of the Kingdom of Bahrain Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Vice Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China Ding Xuexiang, and Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa Paul Mashatile also attended the session.
Key statements:
💬 Despite a challenging international landscape, Russia’s GDP has been demonstrating an annual growth rate of over four percent over the past two years, which is above the global average.
• Commodities no longer play a defining role in Russia’s economic growth patterns. In 2023, Russia’s non-oil-and-gas GDP increased by 7.2 percent, followed by an additional 4.9 percent in 2024. These are solid figures exceeding the overall GDP growth rates.
• Our strategic vector is precisely to actively and consistently transform the structure of the national economy, step by step. We have achieved a great deal in this area, but it is clear that moving forward is critically important, especially in light of the dramatic changes taking place in the world.
• Annual inflation has already dropped to single-digit levels below ten percent. As of June 16, it stood at 9.6 percent. Of course, that is still high, but inflation targeting continues.
• Over the past four years, employment in Russia has grown by 2.4 million people. Since October last year, the national unemployment rate has stabilised at around 2.3 percent, reaching a historic low.
• In terms of youth unemployment, Russia ranks among the best globally, with a rate of approximately seven and a half percent.
For comparison, youth unemployment stands at around 16 percent in France and 11 percent in the United Kingdom.
• Russia’s economy must become more technologically advanced. We must fully unleash a new phase of the country’s technological development. The key instrument in this regard should be the national projects aimed at securing technological leadership.
Read in full
#SPIEF2025📊📊📊📊
🎙 Russia's President Vladimir Putintook part in the plenary session of the 28th St Petersburg International Economic Forum.
President of the Republic of Indonesia Prabowo Subianto, National Security Advisor, Commander of the Royal Guard of the Kingdom of Bahrain Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Vice Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China Ding Xuexiang, and Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa Paul Mashatile also attended the session.
Key statements:
💬 Despite a challenging international landscape, Russia’s GDP has been demonstrating an annual growth rate of over four percent over the past two years, which is above the global average.
• Commodities no longer play a defining role in Russia’s economic growth patterns. In 2023, Russia’s non-oil-and-gas GDP increased by 7.2 percent, followed by an additional 4.9 percent in 2024. These are solid figures exceeding the overall GDP growth rates.
• Our strategic vector is precisely to actively and consistently transform the structure of the national economy, step by step. We have achieved a great deal in this area, but it is clear that moving forward is critically important, especially in light of the dramatic changes taking place in the world.
• Annual inflation has already dropped to single-digit levels below ten percent. As of June 16, it stood at 9.6 percent. Of course, that is still high, but inflation targeting continues.
• Over the past four years, employment in Russia has grown by 2.4 million people. Since October last year, the national unemployment rate has stabilised at around 2.3 percent, reaching a historic low.
• In terms of youth unemployment, Russia ranks among the best globally, with a rate of approximately seven and a half percent.
For comparison, youth unemployment stands at around 16 percent in France and 11 percent in the United Kingdom.
• Russia’s economy must become more technologically advanced. We must fully unleash a new phase of the country’s technological development. The key instrument in this regard should be the national projects aimed at securing technological leadership.
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🎙L'entretien de la Directrice du Département du partenariat avec l'Afrique du MAE russe, Tatiana Dovgalenko, avec RT en marge du Forum économique international de Saint-Pétersbourg(20 juin 2025)
❓Question : Vous avez participé à cette session [« Russie-Afrique » du #SPIEF2025] consacrée aux affaires entre la Russie et l'Afrique. Quels étaient les points clés de votre discours ?
💬Tatiana Dovgalenko : Oui, moi, j'ai participé moi-même et on m'a demandé pourquoi une nouvelle structure a été créée au sein du Ministère des Affaires étrangères. [...]
Cette nouvelle structure, dont je suis Directrice, c'est un Département tout nouveau qui a pour mission de développer les relations russo-africaines dans leur ensemble entre la Russie et le continent. C'est pourquoi ma tâche et la tâche de mon équipe, c'est de développer davantage le Forum de partenariat Russie-Afrique. [...]
Une autre tâche de cette nouvelle structure, c’est de tisser des liens avec les communautés économiques régionales de l’Afrique, avec les organisations panafricaines, par exemple l’Union africaine, mais pas seulement, mais aussi l’IGAD, la CEDEAO, la SADC et d’autres, parce que l’Afrique vit maintenant des processus intenses d’intégration sur le continent. [...]
Nous ancrons nos activités autour d’un concept de souveraineté, parce que la doctrine russe de politique extérieure accorde la priorité à notre engagement d’assister l’Afrique à devenir un pôle singulier et influent dans un nouveau monde multipolaire.
👉Retrouvez l’entretien complet ici
Points clés :
• Les relations de notre pays avec l'Afrique ont toujours été très amicales. Il y a une inspiration pour un monde plus juste, libre de tout diktat, de tout double standard.
• Le Troisième Sommet [Russie-Afrique] est planifié pour l'année prochaine sur le sol africain. Cette année, notre priorité est d'organiser une Seconde conférence ministérielle.
La première s'est tenue l'année dernière à Sochi et avait un grand succès. [...] C'était un événement qui a réuni 1 500 participants : cercles d'affaires, cercles académiques et scientifiques, ONG, à part, bien sûr, les chefs des diplomaties respectives. Cela a permis d'établir des contacts directs et de signer de nombreux accords et arrangements pour faire avancer nos relations dans des sphères et domaines différents.
• La croissance des échanges économiques est aussi forte. Par exemple, l'année dernière, c'était 13 %, c'est beaucoup. Dans les chiffres absolus, même si on a franchi la barre de 27 milliards de dollars, ça reste en deçà de son potentiel.
• Je me réjouis de voir que le désir de nos opérateurs économiques, ainsi que le désir des opérateurs africains, est là, parce qu'il est très important que ce soit une route à double sens. [...] On est en train d’établir ici, en Russie, un fonds spécial pour aider nos entreprises à investir en Afrique, et je crois que ce serait un instrument efficace et effective pour les accompagner dans ces efforts.
• Les nations africaines, qui cherchent l'autonomie alimentaire et à renforcer davantage leur sécurité alimentaire, sont beaucoup intéressées par notre expérience, et nous sommes prêts à la partager.
• Le retour de la Russie en Afrique coïncide avec les processus qu’on peut appeler le second éveil de l’Afrique. Cela veut dire que l'Afrique veut se libérer des chaînes de néocolonialisme et mettre fin à des pratiques néocoloniales.
• La baisse et le rejet de la France, c'estle fruit de leur propre erreur de calcul, de leur propre arrogance et de l'incapacité de bâtir des relations vraiment égalitaires.
• La Russie n'a jamais exploité les peuples africains, n'a jamais commis d'actes inhumains sur le sol africain. [...] La Russie est riche aussi, comme l’Afrique, en matières premières. On ne cherche pas à exploiter le continent pour ses ressources naturelles.
• Dans les six dernières années, le nombre d’Africains qui font leurs études en Russie a doublé. Cela montre un intérêt particulier pour l’éducation russe.
#SPIEF2025
🎙Fjalimi i Presidentit të Rusisë Vladimir Putin në seancën plenare të Forumit XXVIII Ndërkombëtar Ekonomik të Shën-Petersburgut (20 qershor 2025)
Teza të shkurtra:
💬 Pavarësisht sfondit të vështirë të jashtëm, PBB-ja e Rusisë u rrit me më shumë se 4% çdo vit gjatë dy viteve të fundit, d.m.th. është rritur me një ritëm më të lartë se mesatarja globale.
• Kontributi i lëndëve të para në dinamikën ekonomike nuk është më vendimtar. Rritja e PBB-së së Rusisë, e cila nuk përket naftës dhe gazit, në vitin 2023 përbëri 7.2%, në 2024 - 4.9%. Kjo do të thotë se shifrat këtu janë domethënëse dhe më të konsiderueshme se [rritja] e PBB-së në tërësi.
• Inflacioni vjetor tashmë është më pak se dhjetë përqind. Sipas të dhënave për 16 qershor, ai ishte 9.6%. Sigurisht, kjo është ende shumë, por reduktimi i inflacionit po vazhdon.
• Gjatë katër viteve të fundit, numri i të punësuarve në Rusi është rritur me 2.4 milionë njerëz. Që nga tetori i vitit të kaluar, shkalla e papunësisë në vend në tërësi është stabilizuar dhe është afërsisht 2.3%. Ne kemi arritur një minimum historik të papunësisë.
• Punësimi midis të rinjve është në rritje. Për sa i përket papunësisë së të rinjve, Rusia është ndër më të mirat në botë. Në vendin tonë, ajo përbën rreth 7.5%. Për shembull, në vende si Franca dhe Britania e Madhe, papunësia midis të rinjve përbën afërsisht 16% dhe 11%, përkatësisht.
• Ekonomia ruse duhet të bëhet më teknologjike. Ne duhet të zbatojmë plotësisht një fazë të re të zhvillimit teknologjik të vendit. Projektet kombëtare për të siguruar lidershipin teknologjik thirren të bëhen instrumenti kryesor këtu.
Lexoni të plotë
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#ПМЭФ2025
🎙 Выступление Президента России В.В.Путина в ходе пленарного заседания XXVIII Петербургского международного экономического форума (20 июня 2025 года)
Краткие тезисы:
💬 Несмотря на сложный внешний фон, ВВП России в последние два года прибавлял более 4% ежегодно, то есть рос темпами выше среднемировых.
• Вклад сырьевой составляющей в экономическую динамику уже не является определяющим. Прирост ненефтегазового ВВП России в 2023 году составил 7,2%, в 2024-м – 4,9%. То есть здесь цифры весомые, и они более основательные, чем [рост] ВВП в целом.
• Годовая инфляция уже снизилась до однозначных показателей – менее десяти процентов. По состоянию на 16 июня она составила 9,6%. Конечно, это ещё много, но таргетирование инфляции продолжается.
• За последние четыре года количество занятых в России выросло на 2,4 миллиона человек. Начиная с октября прошлого года в целом по стране уровень безработицы стабилизировался и составляет примерно 2,3%. Мы добились исторического минимума безработицы.
• Растёт занятость среди молодых людей. По показателю молодёжной безработицы Россия входит в число лучших в мире. У нас она составляет около 7,5%. Для примера: в таких странах, как Франция и Великобритания, молодёжная безработица – примерно 16% и 11% соответственно.
• Экономика России должна стать более технологичной. Нам предстоит в полную силу развернуть новый этап технологического развития страны. Ключевым инструментом здесь призваны стать национальные проекты по обеспечению технологического лидерства.
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🔴#EnDirect : Discours de Vice-ministre des Affaires étrangères de la Fédération de Russie, Alexandre Pankine, lors de la session de discussion du Forum économique international de Saint-Pétersbourg 2025« L’ordre international de Yalta et de Potsdam : leçons du passé ou mémoire du futur ? »
📌 Saint-Pétersbourg, 18 juin
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🔴Site web du SPIEF (en anglais)
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🔴#EnDirect : Discours de Vice-ministre des Affaires étrangères de la Fédération de Russie, SergueïRyabkov, lors de la session de discussion du Forum économique international de Saint-Pétersbourg 2025 « Russie-Brésil »
📌 Saint-Pétersbourg, 18 juin
🔴 Site web du SPIEF (en anglais)
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⚡️ Outcomes of the XXVIII St. Petersburg International Economic Forum📊📊📊📊
🌐 The Forum welcomed over 24'200 participants and media representatives from 144 countries and territories, including Russia. The largest delegations came from Indonesia (over 260), China (250), the UAE (over 120), Bahrain (over 80), and Saudi Arabia (over 80).
The #BRICS+ format was represented almost in full (except Iran), alongside all associated partner countries. The number of representatives from #ASEAN countries increased fourfold.
Among the high-ranking officials attending the Forum were:
• President of the Republic of Abkhazia Badra Gunba;
• President of the Republic of Indonesia Prabowo Subianto;
• Prime Minister of the Republic of South Ossetia Konstantin Dzhussoev;
• Vice President of the Republic of South Africa Paul Mashatile;
• Vice Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China Ding Xuexiang;
• Personal Representative of His Majesty the King of Bahrain on Youth and Charity Affairs, Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa;
• OPEC Secretary General Haitham Al Ghais;
• BSEC Secretary General Lazăr Comănescu.
👨💼👩💼 The Forum brought together around 8'700 representatives from Russian and international businesses. The official business program featured over 370 events, including 24 business dialogues with key countries and regions, with more than 1'300 speakers and experts participating.
This year’s Guest Country was Bahrain 🇧🇭.
SPIEF also comprised: the Business Twenty Forum, the 10th Anniversary SME Forum, the Ensuring Drug Security Forum, the Creative Industries Forum, the General Assembly of OANA (Organization of Asia-Pacific News Agencies).
The Forum also hosted Youth Day — a space for dialogue, creative brainstorm, and personal growth for future leaders. Over 8'000 young participants took part, including representatives from more than 220 universities and around 60 research institutions.
🤝 On the sidelines of SPIEF, 1'060 agreements were signed for a total of 6.3 trillion rubles (approximately $80.2 billion).
💬 President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin at this year's plenary session said the following:
“The forum’s format traditionally fosters substantive and meaningful discussions on the most pressing issues. We are pleased that representatives from 140 countries and territories have joined this important dialogue. This year, among the important topics is the quality of growth in the context of a multipolar world and major global challenges. These include profound shifts in the global economy and demographics, such as the planet’s population dynamics, as well as social, public, and geopolitical tensions that manifest through crises and rapidly escalating regional conflicts".
🔎 Learn more:
👉Excerpts from Russian President Vladimir Putin's remarks and Q&A at a meeting with heads of the world’s leading news agencies on the sidelines of SPIEF-2025;
👉Vladimir Putin's key statements at the SPIEF plenary session;
👉 Vladimir Putin's responses to questions from the session moderator Nadim Koteich, General Manager and presenter at Sky News Arabia.
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✍️ President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin sent greetings to the participants, organisers, and guests of the 28th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum(June 9, 2025)
The message reads, in part:
💬 I would like to welcome you to the opening of the 28th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (#SPIEF).
During the plenary session, panel discussions and roundtables, the Forum participants, including politicians and representatives of the business community, academia and expert circles from around the world, will explore key trends in the development of both the Russian and global economies. They will assess recent challenges and accomplishments and share their outlook for the future.
It is fitting that St. Petersburg, a city where past and present, tradition and innovation are deeply intertwined, has become the place where the agenda for the future is shaped and ideas with the potential to change the world for the better are born.
The main theme of this year’s Forum is “Shared Values: The Foundation of Growth in a Multipolar World”.
☝️ Russia consistently upholds the principles of sovereign development and respect for the cultural and civilizational identity of nations and peoples. Together with our partners, particularly within the #BRICS Group, we remain committed to building an effective system of equal and mutually beneficial international cooperation, free from any form of discrimination, dictate, and sanctions pressure.
The central focus of the Forum’s programme is on technology and digital transformation as key drivers of leadership in the modern world and as essential foundations for creating a comfortable living environment and enabling personal fulfilment.
Participants will also exchange views on issues related to demographics, labour productivity, science and education, healthcare, and social protection.
I am confident that your discussions will be productive and will contribute meaningfully to addressing the pressing challenges facing humanity.
VLADIMIR PUTIN
🔴#Live: Fjalimi i Presidentit të Rusisë V.V.Putin dhe përgjigjet ndaj pyetjeve gjatë seancës plenare të #SPIEF2025
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🔴#ПрямойЭфир: Выступление Президента России В.В.Путина и ответы на вопросы на пленарной сессии #ПМЭФ2025
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