Russian regions will apply Bashkiria's digital solutions implementation experience

One of the key events of the International Business Week will be the strategic session “Digitalization of regional economic and urban management,” organized by the Ministry of Construction of the Russian Federation. It will discuss the unique experience of Bashkortostan in the work of a multifunctional Republic Management Center.

Participation in the section is planned to be taken by the republican Deputy Minister of Construction and Housing and Communal Services, Konstantin Mikhailik, and Prime Minister of the Government of Bashkortostan Andrey Nazarov. The moderator will be Yulia Alferova, Director General of the ANO National Agency for Entrepreneurship Development, Director of the Competence Center for Digital Business Transformation, and Public Administration of the Digital Economy Development Fund.

“In some regions, multifunctional Regional Management Centers are already operating. Bashkortostan is implementing its unique concept of such a Center, which demonstrates its effectiveness in improving the quality of management and implementing various digital solutions through an economic and analytical unit and a strategic development center.

This experience can be helpful in all regions and is an example of an application. We will discuss how this can be done at the strategic session,” said Yulia Alferova.

The experts will also discuss the work on updating city indicators and the methodology for forming an assessment of digital solutions. Andrey Nazarov will talk about implementing the digital transformation strategy in the Republic of Bashkortostan in public administration and the development of the urban environment.

XV International Business Week will be held in Ufa on December 14-16. The annual economic event will bring together more than 3 thousand people: government officials, business communities, and experts from various fields. On the sidelines of the anniversary Forum, more than 50 business events will be held, at which more than 500 federal and international speakers from more than 20 countries will speak.