Russia Economic Forum Concludes with Major Investment Deals
According to reports, the 29th edition of the event—often described as “Russia’s Davos”—brought together representatives from 142 countries and resulted in 1,084 signed agreements.
The figures were presented as evidence of Moscow’s efforts to expand investment ties and strengthen economic cooperation outside the Western bloc.
This year’s forum placed notable emphasis on Russia’s growing economic engagement with the Middle East. Saudi Arabia participated as the guest country, with both sides marking a century of diplomatic relations. During the event, Riyadh and Moscow reportedly signed 30 bilateral cooperation agreements.
The gathering also saw participation from a United States delegation for the first time in ten years, a development interpreted by observers as a potential sign of cautious diplomatic engagement between Moscow and Washington.
Overall, the forum was framed by Russian officials as part of a broader strategy to reposition the country’s economy toward diversified global partnerships and long-term development goals.
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