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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📊📊📊📊 🎙 블라디미르 푸틴 러시아 대통령은 제28차 상트페테르부르크 국제경제포럼 본회의에서 연설한 후 토론 사회자이자 언론인이자 Sky News Arabia의 사장인 나딤 코테이쉬의 질문에 답변했습니다. 주요 내용: 💬 90년대 초부터 수십 년 동안 우리는 어떠한 경우에도, 어떤 상황에서도, 절대로 나토가 동진하지 않을 것이라는 말을 들어왔습니다… 그 후 다섯 차례의 확장이 있었고, 이제는 여섯 차례가 되었습니다. 확장하지 말라는 우리의 모든 요구는 무시되었습니다. • 이는 지금의 현실에 맞게 어느정도 현대화된 아주 오랜 신식민지 정책의 잔재입니다. 이는 러시아 연방의 이익을 무시하는, 힘의 논리에 따른 행동입니다. 이건 전 지구적인 문제입니다. • 러시아 연방은 언제나 “모든 국가는 타국의 안보를 해치지 않는 방식으로 자국의 안보를 보장해야 한다”는 입장을 취해왔습니다. 이것이 우리의 원칙적인 입장입니다. • 우크라이나에서 일어나는 비극과 관련된 모든 일은 우리가 만든 결과가 아닙니다. 그것은 지금 세계에서 일어나고 있는 변화를 거부하는 이들이 만든 결과입니다. • 우크라이나가 독립국가이자 주권국가가 된 근거는 1991년 우크라이나 독립선언서에 명시되어 있으며, 거기에는 “우크라이나는 비동맹, 비핵, 중립 국가이다”라고 명확히 적혀 있습니다. 우크라이나가 독립과 주권을 획득한 이 기본적 가치로 돌아가는 것이 바람직할 것입니다. • 우리가 원하는 건 우크라이나의 항복이 아닙니다. 우리는 이 땅에 일어난 현실을 인정하길 요구하는 것입니다. • 우리는 매 단계마다 우크라이나 측에 멈출 것을 제안했습니다. 매번 돌아온 대답은 “아니오”였습니다. 왜일까요? 왜냐하면 오래된 신식민지 원칙을 따르는 이들이, 특히 유럽에서 그러한 이들이 지금 러시아를 희생양 삼아 쉽게 이득을 얻을 수 있을 거라고 생각했기 때문입니다. 지금 그들은 러시아를 짓밟고, 붕괴시키고, 파괴하고, 그로부터 어떤 이익을 얻으려고 할 것입니다. • 그들이 얻은 결과는, 새로운 영토가 우리의 통제 하에 들어오게 되었다는 것입니다. 러시아군은 매일 전선 전역에서 전방위로 진격하고 있습니다. 우리에게는 –격언도, 속담도 아닌– 오래된 규칙이 있습니다. 바로 “러시아 병사의 발이 닿는 곳은 우리의 땅이다”라는 것입니다. 👉 이미 여러 차례 말했듯이 나는 러시아인과 우크라이나인은 하나의 민족이라고 생각합니다. 그런 의미에서, 우크라이나는 전부 우리의 것입니다.

#SPIEF2025📊📊📊📊 🎙Discurso del Presidente de Rusia, Vladímir Putin, durante la sesión plenaria del 28º Foro Económico Internacional de San Petersburgo(20 de junio de 2025) En la sesión también participaron el Presidente de la República de Indonesia, Prabowo Subianto, el Asesor de Seguridad Nacional y Comandante de la Guardia Real del Reino de Baréin, Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalif, el Viceprimer Ministro del Consejo de Estado de la República Popular China, Ding Xuexiang, y el Vicepresidente de la República de Sudáfrica, Paul Mashatile. Puntos clave: 💬 A pesar del complejo contexto externo, el PIB de Rusia ha crecido más del 4% anual en los últimos dos años, superando así el promedio mundial. • La contribución del sector de materias primas ya no es determinante en la dinámica económica. El crecimiento del PIB no relacionado con petróleo y gas fue del 7,2% en 2023 y del 4,9% en 2024. Son cifras sólidas, incluso más sustantivos que el crecimiento del PIB total. • Nuestra estrategia es transformar activamente la estructura de la economía nacional. Hemos logrado mucho, pero es crucial seguir avanzando, especialmente ante los profundos cambios en el mundo. • La inflación anual ya ha bajado a niveles de un solo dígito: para el 16 de junio se situaba en el 9,6%. Aún es alta, pero sigue la labor para de reducirla. • En los últimos cuatro años, el número de personas empleadas en Rusia aumentó en 2,4 millones. Desde octubre del año pasado, la tasa de desempleo se ha estabilizado en torno al 2,3%, alcanzando un mínimo histórico. • El empleo juvenil está en aumento. Rusia se encuentra entre los países con menor desempleo juvenil, con una tasa cercana al 7,5%. A modo de comparación: en países como Francia y el Reino Unido es aproximadamente del 16% y 11% respectivamente. • La economía rusa debe volverse más tecnológica. Se avecina una nueva etapa de desarrollo tecnológico a gran escala, cuyo principal motor serán los proyectos nacionales orientados al liderazgo tecnológico. LEER POR COMPLETO (en inglés)

#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📊📊📊📊 🎙Discurso del Presidente de Rusia, Vladímir Putin, durante la sesión plenaria del 28º Foro Económico Internacional de San Petersburgo(20 de junio de 2025) En la sesión también participaron el Presidente de la República de Indonesia, Prabowo Subianto, el Asesor de Seguridad Nacional y Comandante de la Guardia Real del Reino de Baréin, Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalif, el Viceprimer Ministro del Consejo de Estado de la República Popular China, Ding Xuexiang, y el Vicepresidente de la República de Sudáfrica, Paul Mashatile. Puntos clave: 💬 A pesar del complejo contexto externo, el PIB de Rusia ha crecido más del 4% anual en los últimos dos años, superando así el promedio mundial. • La contribución del sector de materias primas ya no es determinante en la dinámica económica. El crecimiento del PIB no relacionado con petróleo y gas fue del 7,2% en 2023 y del 4,9% en 2024. Son cifras sólidas, incluso más sustantivos que el crecimiento del PIB total. • Nuestra estrategia es transformar activamente la estructura de la economía nacional. Hemos logrado mucho, pero es crucial seguir avanzando, especialmente ante los profundos cambios en el mundo. • La inflación anual ya ha bajado a niveles de un solo dígito: para el 16 de junio se situaba en el 9,6%. Aún es alta, pero sigue la labor para de reducirla. • En los últimos cuatro años, el número de personas empleadas en Rusia aumentó en 2,4 millones. Desde octubre del año pasado, la tasa de desempleo se ha estabilizado en torno al 2,3%, alcanzando un mínimo histórico. • El empleo juvenil está en aumento. Rusia se encuentra entre los países con menor desempleo juvenil, con una tasa cercana al 7,5%. A modo de comparación: en países como Francia y el Reino Unido es aproximadamente del 16% y 11% respectivamente. • La economía rusa debe volverse más tecnológica. Se avecina una nueva etapa de desarrollo tecnológico a gran escala, cuyo principal motor serán los proyectos nacionales orientados al liderazgo tecnológico. LEER POR COMPLETO (en inglés)

🌐¡Inicia el XXVIII Foro Económico Internacional de San Petersburgo!🇷🇺 Del 18 al 21 de junio, la ciudad de San Petersburgo acoge una de las principales plataformas mundiales para el diálogo sobre los desafíos globales y los nuevos modelos de cooperación en un mundo que cambia rápidamente — el Foro Económico Internacional de San Petersburgo (SPIEF). 📍Más de 20,000 participantes de 140 países y territorios han llegado a la capital del norte de Rusia, incluyendo delegaciones de países de la CEI, BRICS, OCS, ASEAN, así como de África, Medio Oriente y América Latina. 🔑 La tema central del foro este año es la búsqueda de puntos de referencia comunes y la construcción del desarrollo sostenible en tiempos de turbulencia global. 🗓️ El 20 de junio, durante la sesión plenaria, intervendrá el Presidente de la Federación de Rusia, Vladimir Vladímirovich Putin. 💼 La agenda empresarial incluye más de 150 eventos que abordarán temas clave como: • Economía digital • Sostenibilidad ecológica • Salud pública • Cooperación internacional • Innovación tecnológica • Desarrollo regional 🎥 El foro es organizado por la Fundación Roscongress y se ha consolidado como un espacio fundamental para el diálogo abierto, los acuerdos estratégicos y el fortalecimiento de lazos entre naciones. 📸© Roscongress #SPIEF2025

#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