In the short term, the absence of international competitors in the domestic market provides an incentive for the development of domestic manufacturers of DeepTech products. But if they are to enjoy enduring success, domestic technologies will need to be able to compete with those developed by international companies and the developers will need extensive experience in implementing their solutions, which can be obtained if they enter foreign markets. Therefore, one of the priority tasks for the Russian government and businesses is to increase the export of high-tech products to the world market, with a corresponding reduction in the ‘brain drain’ from Russia. The measures taken in this direction should enable the emergence of a new wave of domestic IT giants capable of supplying their high-tech solutions to global markets. During the session, experts will talk about:

• Is there any demand for Russian high-tech solutions abroad?
• What measures need to be taken in order to increase the export potential of domestic high-tech products?
• What instruments and initiatives can increase the demand for Russian solutions on the part of international companies?
• What forms of state support for the export of Russian solutions underpin efforts of participants in the market?
• What can business and government do together to create optimal conditions for technological expansion?
• What markets are the most important for Russian technologies?