What can be done to increase the flow of goods and investment between Russia and South Korea?
Back in December 2013, Russian President Vladimir Putin defined the development of the Russian Far East as a national priority for the 21st century. That was the beginning of the latest chapter in the history of the region, which, since the Tsarist era, has been seen as not just Russias window onto Asia, but as the key to the formation of the entire Eurasian space.
The global market for track and trace, which entails the tagging and monitoring of goods, is expected to see rapid growth over the next 810 years. This tool makes the market for goods transparent, creating a digital platform for businesses and consumers and helping to build a trust economy.
The analytical report prepared by the team of authors of the NTI Central Committee on Big Data on the basis of Lomonosov Moscow State University with the support of the Roscongress Foundation for the VII Eastern Economic Forum analyzes the prospects for urbanization of the Russian Far East.