06.06.2019
The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, the largest business event in Russia, will begin tomorrow in the northern capital. It will traditionally be attended by the President of the Russian Federation, heads of foreign states, members of the Federal Assembly and the Russian government, heads of Russian regions, along with representatives of major domestic and foreign companies.
VIS Group is represented at the forum by Chairman of the Board of Directors Igor Snegurov, member of the Board of Directors Sergey Romashov, and First Deputy General Director for Investments of the First Concession Corporation Natalia Reznichenko. By invitation of the holding's management, foreign partners also arrived to participate in the St. Petersburg forum – Gerard Lopez, Chairman of the Board of Directors of RISE Capital, and Silvan Eid, member of the Supervisory Board of RISE Capital.
VIS Group representatives have an extensive agenda within the SPIEF business program framework – signing of several agreements, negotiations with representatives of federal authorities, governors, heads of banks and corporations. The total amount of agreements slated for signing exceeds 50 billion rubles.
VIS Group intends to sign agreements totaling over 50 billion rubles at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
VIS Group is represented at the forum by Chairman of the Board of Directors Igor Snegurov, member of the Board of Directors Sergey Romashov, and First Deputy General Director for Investments of the First Concession Corporation Natalia Reznichenko. By invitation of the holding's management, foreign partners also arrived to participate in the St. Petersburg forum – Gerard Lopez, Chairman of the Board of Directors of RISE Capital, and Silvan Eid, member of the Supervisory Board of RISE Capital.
VIS Group representatives have an extensive agenda within the SPIEF business program framework – signing of several agreements, negotiations with representatives of federal authorities, governors, heads of banks and corporations. The total amount of agreements slated for signing exceeds 50 billion rubles.