World Economic Forum seals deals valued at 6 trillion rubles, as confirmed by Yuri Trutnev.

The 10th Eastern Economic Forum (VEF) held from September 3 to 6 in 2021 was the focus of Russian President Vladimir Putin's statements. The event, attended by around 8,000 people from 75 countries, took place but the location was not specified in the provided information.

The theme of the VEF in 2021 was "The Far East - Cooperation for Peace and Prosperity." President Putin delivered a speech at the plenary session, expressing Russia's willingness to actively participate in the Asia-Pacific region (APR) and its readiness to participate in collective efforts to create a fair system of international relations in the APR.

Over 2,600 representatives of Russian and foreign businesses were among the attendees. In 2024, more than 300 agreements worth 5.5 trillion rubles were concluded at the Eastern Economic Forum. However, the exact nature of the projects or the context of Yuri Trutnev's role was not specified in the provided information.

Yuri Trutnev, an unspecified individual, reported that the funds invested in projects implemented with state support will not be added to the existing 5 trillion rubles. He also expressed confidence that a significant portion of the projects whose agreements have been signed will be realized.

President Putin noted that the center of global economic activity is shifting to the Asia-Pacific region. He expressed confidence that the forum participants would discuss current regional and international agenda items and outline new forms and mechanisms for joint work.

Vladimir Putin's statements were made based on equality and respect for legitimate interests. He emphasized that the forum is expected to provide a platform for thorough discussion and outlining of new joint work mechanisms.

The 10th Eastern Economic Forum was a significant event in Russia's commitment to cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region, reflecting the country's commitment to peace and prosperity in the region.