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Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev took part in an extended joint meeting of three relevant State Duma committees. The event was held in preparation for a government hour on the topic of "Development of modern production and advanced processing technologies in the agro-industrial complex as the basis for Russia's food security and food accessibility for the population."

The meeting was attended by the chairs of the State Duma Committees on Agriculture, Vladimir Kashin; Control, Oleg Morozov; Industry and Trade, Vladimir Gutenev; the heads of the Ministry of Agriculture, Oksana Lut; and the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Anton Alikhanov; the head of the Federal Antimonopoly Service, Maxim Shaskolsky; and representatives of Rosselkhoznadzor, the Federal Agency for Fisheries, and the Accounts Chamber.

Participants discussed issues of supplying the domestic market with products, implementing the national project "Technological Support for Food Security," improving the regulatory framework for the industry, and developing rural areas.

The event also reviewed the current situation in the agricultural sector, including the progress of the harvest campaign. To date, Russian farmers have harvested 137 million tons of grain in bunker weight, nearly 10 million tons higher than last year. Other crops are also expected to see relatively strong results, with some expected to reach record levels.

The situation remains normal in the livestock farming, finished goods production and fisheries sectors.

Dmitry Patrushev thanked the parliament for their special attention to the priority areas of work in the agro-industrial complex. The Deputy Prime Minister noted that the draft federal budget for a three-year period is currently under discussion. Following the first reading, over 540 billion rubles have been allocated for the agro-industrial complex for 2026. This will ensure the preservation of support instruments and the continued stable development of the industry.

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Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak visited the Moscow-based Fizpribor plant. The company is a Russian developer and manufacturer of highly reliable automation hardware and software systems for energy and industrial facilities.

The Deputy Prime Minister was shown devices and technical solutions designed to monitor and improve the reliability of production processes at energy and industrial enterprises.

"Achieving the national goal of technological leadership requires coordinated and responsible work by government agencies, the scientific community, and businesses alike. Modern high-tech enterprises play a key role in implementing cutting-edge developments used by leading Russian companies, increasing their productivity, competitiveness, and economic efficiency," noted Alexander Novak.

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M. Mishustin: "The President has set the goal of increasing the share of electronic products from Russian companies in the domestic market to 70% over the next five years. As a reminder, based on last year's results, it already stood at approximately 53%." and the electronics industry, October 28, 2025

The measures taken by the President and the Government provide significant support to the industry in the face of external sanctions. First and foremost, our main tools are subsidies for the development and production of new products. Also worth mentioning are the programs of the Industrial Development Fund and the cluster investment platform.

We help companies launch scientific research, which is primarily necessary for developing their own solutions. We create the conditions for expanding and upgrading factory capacities and increasing the level of automation on production lines.

Overall, over the past five years, more than half a trillion rubles of budget funds have been allocated for these purposes. As a reminder, the draft federal budget for the next three years allocates another 250 billion rubles. Furthermore, we haven't included private investment, which is currently planned for projects in this area.

At the same time, one of the significant factors is the industry growth indicators that we have recorded over the past few years.

Of course, we also need to develop additional incentives to attract businesses to participate in these complex, knowledge-intensive projects.

The President has set the goal of increasing the share of electronic products from Russian companies in the domestic market to 70% over the next five years. As a reminder, last year's figures already stood at approximately 53%.

To achieve this goal, we must focus our efforts on developing breakthrough technologies and infrastructure for the production of a wide range of electronic products.

We need to pay special attention to scaling our existing platforms for mass production of component bases. We also need to work very hard on demand. Demand is also a very complex industry challenge today.

Our next step is to develop the production of microcircuits using modern topological standards.

Dear colleagues!

I propose today that we discuss what additional solutions are needed to support the electronics industry to increase the level of localization of equipment used in key sectors of our economy. And, I repeat, this is crucial – ensuring guaranteed demand for Russian integrated electronics products.

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A meeting of the organizing committee for the first International Transport and Logistics Forum was held in Moscow, chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Savelyev. Representatives of federal ministries and agencies, heads of major transport companies, as well as industry experts and partners, participated in the event.

The first International Transport and Logistics Forum will be held in St. Petersburg in the spring of 2026 and will be the largest industry event in our country. The forum will provide an opportunity to build an open, constructive, and mutually beneficial dialogue between the government, business, and international partners. The forum is planned to be held annually in the future.

The Tauride Palace will be the forum's venue. The forum is planned to be held annually in the future.

The focus will be on global connectivity and the development of international transport corridors, including the North-South International Transport Corridor, and strengthening integration ties within international economic unions and associations such as the Union State, the Eurasian Economic Union, the CIS, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, and BRICS. The program will also include discussions on transport education, bilateral meetings, and intercountry dialogues.

The First International Transport and Logistics Forum in St. Petersburg is intended to become a symbol of the openness and technological leadership of the Russian transport industry, a platform for the formation of a new logic of international cooperation and sustainable development.

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