Пленарное заседание Петербургского международного экономического форума

00:01:06 – The moderator opens the plenary session. 00:02:47 – President Vladimir Putin delivers his address, outlining the forum’s agenda and emphasizing common values as the foundation for growth in a multipolar world. 00:05:47 – He presents key economic indicators for Russia, followed by a discussion of the labor market and consumption patterns at 00:12:00. 00:18:03 – Putin highlights poverty reduction and wage growth, then moves to the creative economy, tourism, and cultural heritage at 00:22:56. 00:27:20 – He evaluates the investment climate, while 00:32:41 stresses that Russian companies’ competitiveness must be based on domestic technologies. 00:38:51 – The role of domestic electronic platforms for SME development is examined, and 00:41:24 – infrastructure and logistics of foreign trade are addressed. 00:46:21 – The defense and civil production sectors are discussed, followed by a look at the global economic transformation at 00:55:02. 00:58:48 – The second part features speeches from Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto at 01:20:59, Bahrain’s Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa at 01:32:21, and South Africa’s Vice‑President Pallo Mashatile at 01:44:49. 02:04:31 – The third part opens with moderator questions and a discussion on common values in a multipolar world. 02:10:56 – Asia’s neutrality is questioned, 02:12:47 – China’s stance on the Moscow‑Washington dialogue is examined, 02:17:39 – Bahrain’s role as a bridge between East and West is discussed, 02:20:36 – South Africa’s view of the forum as a platform for open dialogue is presented, 02:22:43 – the Middle East conflict involving Israel and Iran is addressed, 02:31:29 – historical reconciliation experiences of South Africa and Indonesia are shared, 02:37:41 – the search for a solution to the Israel‑Iran conflict is explored, 02:43:52 – the situation in Ukraine and its impact on global politics is analyzed, 02:48:20 – Ukraine’s negotiation history and military actions are reviewed, 02:58:02 – partnership with Russia amid the Ukraine conflict and the threat of secondary sanctions is discussed, 03:08:49 – the hypothetical use of a “dirty” nuclear bomb by Ukraine is debated, 03:11:13 – Russia’s lack of clear support for Iran is questioned, 03:14:49 – Russia’s position on the Israel‑Iran confrontation is clarified, 03:21:38 – the threat of a new world war is highlighted, 03:23:04 – the impact of sanctions on international science and technology cooperation is examined, 03:29:00 – foreign investment in Russia is discussed, 03:32:57 – the exit of foreign companies and the threat of nationalization is addressed, 03:37:39 – economic cooperation between Indonesia and Russia is highlighted, 03:40:50 – economic relations between South Africa and Russia are reviewed, 03:47:21 – the effect of Iranian military actions on energy prices is examined, 03:50:33 – sanctions against the “shadow fleet” are discussed, 03:53:17 – the war’s impact on the Russian economy is questioned, and 03:59:42 – the plenary session concludes.