For persons over 14+
Business Program 2025
September 29
10:30–12:00
‘Vitebsk’ Hall
‘Vitebsk’ Hall
Specialized Session
Union’s Digital Sky: Civilian UAS Technologies
Union’s Digital Sky: Civilian UAS Technologies
Discussion Topics:
- Developing infrastructure for the use of unmanned aerial systems (UAS)
- Joint UAS projects between Russia and Belarus
- The digital ‘guts’ of UAS and the concept of a ‘digital sky’
- ‘Flying robots’ with their own intelligence: technologies for autonomous use in civilian UAS
- Establishing a network of scientific and industrial testing and competence centers to support industry development
10:30–12:00
‘Mogilev’ Hall
‘Mogilev’ Hall
Specialized Session
New Urban Mobility: Faster, More Reliable, More Economical
New Urban Mobility: Faster, More Reliable, More Economical
We are on the threshold of a new transportation reality, where technology helps enhance existing solutions and offers a fundamentally new vision of urban mobility. Underground metro systems, trams, electric transport, and other modes of mobility hold strong positions not only in modern urban transportation but also in the mobility of the future. These modes of transport, along with the modern infrastructure being developed for them, have a profound impact on people’s lifestyles and the urban environment design as a whole.
Discussion Topics:
Discussion Topics:
- New-generation urban transport
- Prospects for the development of future urban transport and transport infrastructure
- Autonomous technologies
- Materials, technologies, and components for transport development
- Digital solutions for transport
- Potential for international cooperation in this field
10:30–12:00
‘Grodno’ Hall
‘Grodno’ Hall
Roundtable
Interregional Cooperation in Industrial Innovation: A Face-to-Face Dialogue
Interregional Cooperation in Industrial Innovation: A Face-to-Face Dialogue
One of the key tasks in strengthening industrial and economic cooperation between Russia and Belarus is developing new initiatives through direct interaction between regions. How can the practical implementation of joint projects be accelerated? What approaches are most important to achieving the goals of regional investment and industrial policy? Regional leaders from Russia and Belarus come together to provide answers.
Discussion Topics:
Discussion Topics:
- The accumulated experience of bilateral regional integration as an effective partnership model
- Project presentations on industrial and economic cooperation between businesses and regions of Russia and Belarus
- Expert insights: best-case examples of successful cross-border business partnerships
- Dialogue between Belarusian and Russian business representatives
- Expert commentary and questions from business leaders, industry associations, and regional authorities from both Belarus and Russia
12:30–14:00
‘Vitebsk’ Hall
‘Vitebsk’ Hall
Specialized Session
Integrated Digitalization of Production: Efficient Ecosystems for Leading Industries
Integrated Digitalization of Production: Efficient Ecosystems for Leading Industries
Discussion Topics:
- Key trends in ‘digital industry’: automation, monitoring and safety systems, and AI deployment in manufacturing
- Dialogue between industrial IT solution leaders and major manufacturers
- Know-hows for replacing foreign software: joint collaboration and implementation of roadmap strategies
- Development and integration of joint platforms in industrial digitalization projects at Belarusian enterprises
12:30–14:00
‘Mogilev’ Hall
‘Mogilev’ Hall
Specialized Session
More Than Just Construction: Infrastructure Development as a Foundation for Economic Integration
More Than Just Construction: Infrastructure Development as a Foundation for Economic Integration
Partner: GC NPS, JSC
12:30–14:00
‘Grodno’ Hall
‘Grodno’ Hall
Roundtable
Strategic Session with the Heads of Commerce and Industry Chambers: Envisioning Industry of a New Order
Strategic Session with the Heads of Commerce and Industry Chambers: Envisioning Industry of a New Order
Global shifts in production chains and fundamental changes in partnership directions have placed the industrial sector in a state of uncertainty. Meaningful production transformation is only possible through the joint efforts of key players. Strengthening ties and expanding the boundaries of partnership provide industrialists within the EAEU with momentum for forward movement. The EAEU ‘barrier-free environment’ will help increase and enhance the potential of joint projects both among SMEs and major industrial giants, all by generating new initiatives and facilitating the implementation of advanced technologies within the timelines required by the EAEU market.
Supported by: Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BelCCI)
Supported by: Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BelCCI)
14:00-15:00
Official Trade Fair Tour
Attended by heads of delegations
15:00-16:30
‘Minsk’ Hall
‘Minsk’ Hall
INNOPROM. BELARUS Main Plenary Session
Alliance of New Technologies: Shaping the Industry of the Future
Alliance of New Technologies: Shaping the Industry of the Future
Industrial cooperation between Russia and Belarus is among the deepest and most resilient in the world. Their growing trade and economic ties consistently demonstrate a high level of mutual industrial integration, aimed squarely at the future. A key avenue for advancement lies in equipping the Union's cooperation with practical tools that can support the export-driven promotion of competitive technologies and products. At the regional level, industrial cooperation among leading companies is accumulating a ‘useful resource’ to achieve shared goals across a range of advanced technologies.
Heads of delegations, leaders of the governments of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus, top business executives, and representatives of business associations will come together at the inaugural INNOPROM in Minsk to jointly define strategic directions for the Alliance of New Technologies.
Participating Speakers:
Moderator: Anton Atrashkin, Program Director, INNOPROM. Belarus
Heads of delegations, leaders of the governments of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus, top business executives, and representatives of business associations will come together at the inaugural INNOPROM in Minsk to jointly define strategic directions for the Alliance of New Technologies.
Participating Speakers:
- Alexander Turchin, Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus
- Mikhail Mishustin, Prime Minister of the Russian Federation
- Heads of government and major companies of the EAEU member states
Moderator: Anton Atrashkin, Program Director, INNOPROM. Belarus
19:00
INNOPROM EVENING PARTY
September 30
10:30–12:00
‘Vitebsk’ Hall
‘Vitebsk’ Hall
Specialized Session
People Are Key: Developing Talent for Scientific and Technological Leadership in Industry
People Are Key: Developing Talent for Scientific and Technological Leadership in Industry
Discussion Topics:
- Creating competence centers and developing enterprise workforce potential
- Inter-university cooperation: from education to business. Innovation management as a foundation for further action
- Implementing new educational technologies to train top talent for key industries
10:30–12:00
‘Mogilev’ Hall
‘Mogilev’ Hall
Specialized Session
Top Gear: The Automotive Industry and Component Base. Strategic Prospects for Joint Development
Top Gear: The Automotive Industry and Component Base. Strategic Prospects for Joint Development
Discussion Topics:
- What’s under the hood of today’s automotive industry?
- Which joint projects have demonstrated sustainable growth?
- E-mobility vs. internal combustion engines, localization vs. imports?
- Best practices in automotive component import substitution, joint projects, and the future of the industry through the lens of the 2030s
10:30–12:00
‘Grodno’ Hall
‘Grodno’ Hall
Roundtable
Park Infrastructure: The Role of SEZs in Deploying Advanced Manufacturing Technologies
Park Infrastructure: The Role of SEZs in Deploying Advanced Manufacturing Technologies
Discussion Topics:
- A model that scales: commercializing innovation through technology parks
- Opportunities for expansion of joint technology parks
- The ‘grid’ of parks: inter-park cooperation and exchange of manufacturing expertise
- Expectations from industrialists: consumers vs. tech parks
12:30–14:00
‘Vitebsk’ Hall
‘Vitebsk’ Hall
Specialized Session
Synthesis of Growth Drivers: World-Class Chemical Industry within the Union State
Synthesis of Growth Drivers: World-Class Chemical Industry within the Union State
12:30–14:00
‘Mogilev’ Hall
‘Mogilev’ Hall
Specialized Session
EAEU Industrial Alliance: On the Track of Advanced Technologies
EAEU Industrial Alliance: On the Track of Advanced Technologies
Discussion Topics:
- ‘Flexible’ export of joint industrial technologies
- Technological cooperation and competitive manufacturing
- Unique products and technologies: launching innovative industrial projects across Eurasia
- Building a sustainable foundation for regional technological leadership within the EAEU member states
12:30–14:00
‘Grodno’ Hall
‘Grodno’ Hall
Roundtable
A New Approach to the Shop Floor: Prospects for the Machine Tool Industry Through 2030
A New Approach to the Shop Floor: Prospects for the Machine Tool Industry Through 2030
Discussion Topics:
- ‘The Union Machine Tool’ project: a look into the future
- Key objectives for the accelerated adoption of new machine tool manufacturing technologies and applications
- Technology localization or homegrown innovation?
- Component consumers and manufacturers creating a shared competitive foundation for machine tool production
October 1
INNOPROM University: Youth Day
INNOPROM University: Youth Day
14:30–16:00
‘Minsk’ Hall
‘Minsk’ Hall
Main Session
INNOPROM University: Building a Career in Industry
INNOPROM University: Building a Career in Industry
Masterclasses led by top executives and experts from industrial companies, research institutions, and educational centers of Russia and Belarus.
Event’s target audience: students, young entrepreneurs, and innovators.
Event’s target audience: students, young entrepreneurs, and innovators.
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