The Swiss expert spoke about the importance of sharing experiences for young residents of the cities of the future.
President of United People Global, Switzerland Yemi Babington shared his ideas about the importance of broadcasting best practices and coordinated development of the cities of the future for the sake of future generations.
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Roscongress. Expert opinion Prepared with the support of TV BRICS |
What makes the difference between a successful country and an unsuccessful one? One thing — ingrained faith in the effectiveness of reform. For a very long time, Russia had been a chronically sad country. But things are beginning to change, especially in the world of business. We talked to three entrepreneurs, who are working to build a ‘culture of optimism’ in Russia, each in their own way. Sometimes even without knowing it.
While businesses run by older adults have struggled to acquire market share and position, an entrepreneurial generation Y has grown up in the country. Millennials are doing business in Russia because they believe in the opportunities here, but they also think on a global scale.
«With a planning horizon of only three to five years, no serious change is possible. That requires setting goals for decades ahead. It also requires action», says Mars President Valery Shchapov.
Elena Marinina, Deputy CEO of the Roscongress Foundation, Director for the Socio-Economic Agenda, and Director of the Innosocium Foundation, talks about working at SPIEF, new projects and how what is happening is helping the state and society find solutions to socially significant issues.
