About the forum
With global supply chains being restructured, trade flows reoriented, and Eurasia's growing role as an investment hub, the creation of sustainable, clear, and secure "rules of the game" that will enable companies to implement joint projects and scale sales is becoming a key business imperative.
The II Eurasian Economic Forum "Eurasia: A Space of Trust and Sustainable Cooperation" in Shanghai will serve as a platform where the strategic guidelines of the Belt and Road Initiative and the Greater Eurasian Partnership (GEP) are translated into concrete results: investment decisions, coordinated project roadmaps, barrier-removal mechanisms, and ready-made tools for Russian companies to enter the Chinese market.
The Forum will bring together government institutions, business associations, financial organizations, manufacturers, and distributors.
High on the Forum's agenda will be issues of technical regulation and mutual trust in product quality: standards, conformity assessment, certification, the reduction of non-tariff barriers, and digital traceability tools.
Equally important are intellectual property protection and the fight against counterfeiting. The Forum aims to develop practical mechanisms for preventing the circulation of counterfeit goods, including in cross-border e-commerce.
A separate practical outcome of the Forum is the opening of a cultural exhibition and Russian products pavilion in Shanghai, aimed at developing recognition and trust of the goods origin. In parallel, the Forum plans to develop and develop a portfolio of real cooperation projects (investment, technology, and investment) ready for follow-up and launch.
The main goal of the Forum is to create a unified environment of trust in which inventors are in demand, manufacturers are protected, consumers are confident in the origin of goods, and the market develops sustainably and predictably.
The New Reality of the Global Economy
Eurasia is a key center of attraction for investment. The business community's primary demand is for transparent, secure, and predictable "rules of the game" necessary for the implementation of long-term projects.
The rules developed at the forum will enable:
- implementing joint projects while minimizing legal and operational risks;
- scaling sales through unified regulatory mechanisms;
- building long-term partnerships based on transparent criteria for interaction.

From strategy to results
The II Eurasian Economic Forum in Shanghai is the venue where the strategic guidelines of the Belt and Road Initiative and the Greater Eurasian Partnership are translated into concrete results.
A unified platform for powerful players
Key participants in the Eurasian economic space will come together to develop joint solutions and launch specific cooperation projects.
Russian Product Pavilion in Shanghai
This point will become a permanent venue for showcasing the quality and diversity of Russian goods to Chinese consumers and partners.
The main goal of the forum is to create a unified environment of trust
Speakers and experts
Forum program
| 18:00 - 20:00 |
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| 09:00 - 09:30 |
Shanghai Exhibition Centre, hall “Friendship”
Registration of guests
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| 09:30 - 11:30 |
Shanghai Exhibition Centre, hall “Friendship”
Opening ceremony. Chinese-Russian Cultural Presentation
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| 11:30 - 12:30 |
Restaurant in Shanghai Exhibition Centre
Lunch
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| 13:00 - 16:30 |
Shanghai Exhibition Centre, East Pavilion No. 2
Session 1: “Financial Infrastructure in Eurasia: Settlements, Payment Solutions, and International Leasing for Trade and Cooperation”
Moderator:
The agenda for this session is determined by the business requirements, which are currently seeking solutions and new opportunities within the altered landscape. The primary focus of the discussion will be on cross-border payments, the potential for introducing synthetic accounting units within the SCO, BRICS+, and EAEU, tools to support small businesses, and international leasing as an efficacious mechanism for industrial cooperation in Eurasia.
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| 13:00 - 16:30 |
Shanghai Exhibition Centre, East Pavilion No. 2
Session 2: “Integration of Robotics Innovations and Technologies in the Economies of Eurasian Nations”
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The session will integrate two crucial themes pertaining to the region's technological sovereignty: industrial robotics for extreme conditions, encompassing Arctic projects, advanced materials, and hydrogen energy; and the digital transformation of management processes through next-generation artificial intelligence solutions. Participants will deliberate on the establishment of a permanent scientific station in high latitudes, innovative technologies for professional longevity, and methodologies that transition artificial intelligence from a mere substitute to a potent enhancer of management decisions.
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| 14:00 - 17:00 |
Shanghai Jinshan District Science and Technology Innovation Center
Session 3: «Industrial Cooperation»
Moderator: Yan Wei - Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the Board of the Chongqing Bond Port Zone Development and Management Corporation
The discussion will center on the legal and technological dimensions of industrial cooperation in Eurasia, encompassing the protection of intellectual property and combating counterfeiting within the digital domain, as well as safeguarding content and creative sectors. The session will examine how the harmonization of approaches to intellectual property rights is becoming an essential prerequisite for the establishment of joint high-tech production facilities and the sustainable growth of industrial markets.
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| 14:30 - 17:30 |
Eurasian Cultural and Art Exchange Center
Session 4: “Humanitarian Bridges of Eurasia: Cooperation Beyond Industry”
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The humanitarian track of the forum is dedicated to examining the factors that contribute to the development of long-term trust between nations, including cultural exchange, educational initiatives, preservation of historical heritage, and public diplomacy strategies. The discussion will encompass projects within the creative industries, educational programs, the role of design and media in constructing a shared cultural space, and the implementation of practical mechanisms for youth and scientific exchanges, which are crucial for fostering sustainable economic cooperation.
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| 18:00 - 18:00 |
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| 09:30 - 11:30 |
Shanghai Exhibition Centre, East Pavilion No. 2
Round table “Integration and Innovation in the Standards of Eurasian Industrial Systems (note: standardization, localization, and market access in the automotive industry)”
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The discussion will concentrate on the practical obstacles encountered by manufacturers when entering the Eurasian market. Participants will explore the harmonization of technical specifications, localization requirements, mutual recognition of certifications, and the development of standardized approaches within the automotive sector as a paradigmatic industry for testing industrial integration mechanisms.
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| 09:30 - 11:30 |
Shanghai Exhibition Centre, East Pavilion No. 2
Closed IBC session “Competition and Cooperation between Traditional Banks and Digital Platforms”
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Closed-door meeting of the International Banking Council will center on the evolving balance of power in the global financial market. The attendees, who are the chairpersons of national banking associations, will delve into the dynamics of the changing interaction between traditional credit institutions and emerging ecosystems. They will also discuss the regulatory risks and opportunities associated with digital platforms and the principles of cooperation that will influence the future financial architecture of Eurasia.
Participants:
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| 11:30 - 13:00 |
Restaurant
Lunch
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| 13:30 - 17:00 |
Shanghai Exhibition Centre, hall “Friendship”
Plenary session "The Great Eurasian Partnership: From Strategy to Results"
Модератор: Громыко Алексей Анатольевич—Директор Института Европы РАН с 2014 года, член-корреспондент РАН (2016). Заведующий кафедрой международных отношений Института международных отношений и мировой истории ННГУ им. Н. И. Лобачевского
The plenary session will concentrate on the transition from declarative statements to tangible projects that delineate the parameters of Greater Eurasia's development. The discussion will focus on aligning development strategies, eliminating infrastructure and regulatory barriers, and transforming the principle of "from strategy to results" into a viable model of cooperation.
Key speakers:
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| 17:10 - 18:20 |
Conference Hall for VIP Guests at the Shanghai Exhibition Center
Closed session
Moderator: Yan Wei - Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the Board of the Chongqing Bond Port Zone Development and Management Corporation
Speakers:
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| 18:30 - 20:30 |
Banquet hall
Gala dinner
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| 08:00 - 08:30 |
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| 09:00 - 11:30 |
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| 11:30 - 13:00 |
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| 13:30 - 18:30 |
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| 18:30 - 18:30 |
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Forum organizer
The Financial and Business Association of Euro-Asian Cooperation was originally founded as the Financial and Banking Association in September 2013.
FBA EAC was conceived to identify and develop international cooperation programs in the financial and banking sectors. The organization successfully fulfilled its mandate, but over time, it became clear that the previous scope of the Banking Association was too restrictive. Over its seven years of existence, FBA has managed to form a business community of like-minded individuals whose professional focus extended far beyond purely banking issues. In March 2020, the Association was renamed and acquired its current name.
FBA EAC is a unique platform that represents and promotes the interests of its members by supporting their entrepreneurial activities in the countries where the Association operates.
participating countries
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