The 10th Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) launched today in Vladivostok, Russia's strategic gateway to Asia, welcoming delegates from over 70 countries and regions to discuss regional development and cross-border collaboration. Against the backdrop of the Far Eastern Federal University campus, the four-day event aims to strengthen economic partnerships under its theme "The Far East: Cooperation for Peace and Prosperity."
A Platform for Asia-Pacific Growth
As one of Eurasia's key economic dialogues, the forum brings together government representatives, CEOs, and academics to address infrastructure projects, energy security, and trade innovation. Business leaders highlight opportunities in Russia's Arctic shipping routes and mineral-rich Far East, while tech startups showcase digital solutions for sustainable development.
Regional Connectivity in Focus
With participation spanning ASEAN nations, the Republic of Korea, and the Chinese mainland, discussions emphasize enhancing transport corridors and supply chain resilience. Observers note growing interest in linking Russia's resource base with Asia's manufacturing hubs through new investment frameworks.
Cultural Bridges
Parallel cultural exchanges feature traditional performances and culinary showcases, reflecting the forum's role in fostering people-to-people ties across Northeast Asia. Tourism authorities present plans for visa-free travel zones and eco-tourism initiatives in the Primorsky Krai region.
