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On March 19, 2014, the 6th Russia-Japan Investment Forum opened in Tokyo. The event was jointly hosted inTokyo (Japan) by the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation and the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry. The Russian Ministry of Agriculture also took part in the event, which was sponsored by the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum Foundation and the All Russia Public Organization Delovaya Rossiya (Business Russia).
More than 1,000 delegates took part in the 6th Russia-Japan Investment Forum, including leaders of major national corporations from both countries, business associations, and representatives from the regions and prefectures of Russia and Japan.
Alexey Likhachev, Russian Deputy Minister of Economic Development led the Russian delegation. The Japanese delegation was led by Hideo Suzuki, Director General of the Trade Policy Bureau, Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry.
The business programme included a panel session entitled 'Improving the investment climate in Russia and opening new areas for investment cooperation between Russia and Japan'. Participants in the session included Igor Sechin, President of Rosneft; Rustam Minnikhanov, President of the Republic of Tatarstan;Ilya Shestakov, Russian Deputy Minister of Agriculture; Yury Lisin, First Vice President of Transneft; andKonstantin Ryzhkov, Director of the Russian Direct Investment Fund. The Japanese participants includedMasahiro Sakane, lead representative of public-private partnerships in the sphere of promoting Russian-Japanese relations and Senior Advisor at Komatsu Ltd; Masami Iijima, Representative Director, President and Chairman of the Board, Mitsui & Co., Inc.; Masatoshi Ito, President and CEO, Ajinomoto Co..
There were 13 agreements and memoranda for future Russian-Japanese collaboration signed at the Forum. These include a framework credit agreement between the Japan Bank for International Cooperation JBIC and VTB Bank, and an Agreement of Intent regarding Russian grain export through the Russian Far East ports between the Marubeni Corporation, the FESCO Transportation Group and the United Grain Company.
There were direct business-to-business negotiations between Forum delegates following on from their visits to Japanese companies, including a waste incineration plant in the districts of Tokyo known as Special Wards, the Juntendo University Hospital, St. Luke's International Hospital, and MHI Toshiba in Tokyo itself. The event's exhibition included presentations of agricultural investment opportunities in Russia.
Delegates at the 6th Russia-Japan Investment Forum are invited to continue their discussions on future collaboration at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, on May 22-24, 2014.
SOURCE St Petersburg Economic Forum
On March 19, 2014, the 6th Russia-Japan Investment Forum opened in Tokyo. The event was jointly hosted inTokyo (Japan) by the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation and the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry. The Russian Ministry of Agriculture also took part in the event, which was sponsored by the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum Foundation and the All Russia Public Organization Delovaya Rossiya (Business Russia).
More than 1,000 delegates took part in the 6th Russia-Japan Investment Forum, including leaders of major national corporations from both countries, business associations, and representatives from the regions and prefectures of Russia and Japan.
Alexey Likhachev, Russian Deputy Minister of Economic Development led the Russian delegation. The Japanese delegation was led by Hideo Suzuki, Director General of the Trade Policy Bureau, Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry.
The business programme included a panel session entitled 'Improving the investment climate in Russia and opening new areas for investment cooperation between Russia and Japan'. Participants in the session included Igor Sechin, President of Rosneft; Rustam Minnikhanov, President of the Republic of Tatarstan;Ilya Shestakov, Russian Deputy Minister of Agriculture; Yury Lisin, First Vice President of Transneft; andKonstantin Ryzhkov, Director of the Russian Direct Investment Fund. The Japanese participants includedMasahiro Sakane, lead representative of public-private partnerships in the sphere of promoting Russian-Japanese relations and Senior Advisor at Komatsu Ltd; Masami Iijima, Representative Director, President and Chairman of the Board, Mitsui & Co., Inc.; Masatoshi Ito, President and CEO, Ajinomoto Co..
There were 13 agreements and memoranda for future Russian-Japanese collaboration signed at the Forum. These include a framework credit agreement between the Japan Bank for International Cooperation JBIC and VTB Bank, and an Agreement of Intent regarding Russian grain export through the Russian Far East ports between the Marubeni Corporation, the FESCO Transportation Group and the United Grain Company.
There were direct business-to-business negotiations between Forum delegates following on from their visits to Japanese companies, including a waste incineration plant in the districts of Tokyo known as Special Wards, the Juntendo University Hospital, St. Luke's International Hospital, and MHI Toshiba in Tokyo itself. The event's exhibition included presentations of agricultural investment opportunities in Russia.
Delegates at the 6th Russia-Japan Investment Forum are invited to continue their discussions on future collaboration at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, on May 22-24, 2014.
SOURCE St Petersburg Economic Forum
