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ST. PETERBURGDecember 5–7, 2019www.forumarctic.com

IX INTERNATIONAL

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PROGRAMME OF THE FORUM

FIRST DAY. December 5, 2019

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PLENARY SESSION 1 «New horizons of state policy in the Arc c»

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WORKING SESSION New technologies and solu ons for developing the resource poten al of the northern la tudes

PANEL SESSION Development of a communica on system in the Arc c zone of the Russian Federa on

WORKING SESSION Development of a system of specially protectednatural territories in the Russian Arc c

PANEL SESSION Uni?ed Networking: Key Arc c Educa on Centers

PANEL SESSIONWomen in the Arc c

WORKING SESSIONIndigenous peoples of the Arc c

CONFERENCE Northern Sea Route Part 1. .Development of infrastructure and cargo transporta on

WORKING SESSIONGeological explora on: interac on between the state and business in order to maintain Russia's dominance in mining in the Arc c

ROUND TABLE Key points of growth in the quality of life: the development of the Arc c municipali es

PANEL SESSION The Arc c as a unique tes ng ground for fundamental and applied research

PANEL SESSIONKey issues of interna onal coopera on in the polar region

PANEL SESSIONIn search of partners. Public-private partnership in the Russian Arc c

CONFERENCE Northern Sea Route Part 2. .Quality assurance and shipping safety

WORKING SESSION Digital Arc c: Economics and Technology

WORKING SESSION Improving legisla on and technology for construc on in the Arc c condi ons

WORKING SESSION Preserva on of Arc c biodiversity

WORKING SESSION Ways to a ract and retain quali?ed personnel in the Arc c

WORKING SESSION Crea ng a favorable investment environment and tax incen ves for key Arc c projects

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PLENARY SESSION 2 Regions as key par cipants in the development of the Arc c zone of the RF. « »

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WORKING SESSIONBuilding an ecosystem of small and medium enterprises in the Arc c

WORKING SESSIONAgriculture and food industry in the Arc c: ?sheries, livestock, crop produc on

PANEL SESSIONOil and gas projects: catalyst for development of the Arc c zone and Northern Sea Route

PANEL SESSIONArc c for life: state social policy and social responsibility of business in the Arc c

WORKING SESSION Transport mobility in the Arc c: development of land and inland water transport in the Arc c

WORKING SESSION Key areas for interna onal scien ?c coopera on in the Arc c

PANEL SESSIONOn the way to the Clean Arc c: elimina on of accumulated environmental damage inthe Russian Arc c. Part 1

PANEL SESSIONBuilding an integrated security system in the Arc c

PANEL SESSIONSolid minerals mining: Government support opportuni es and development of transport infrastructure

WORKING SESSION Flight connec on in the Arc c: ?eet renewal and development of transport infrastructure

WORKING SESSION From icebreakers and tankers to upda ng the ?shing ?eet: how will the development of the Arc c zone be ensured?

PANEL SESSIONSources of E? ciency:

Arc c energy system Integrateddevelopment

PANEL SESSIONOn the way to the Clean Arc c: elimina on of accumulated environmental damage inthe Russian Arc c. Part 2

WORKING SESSION In extreme condi ons: adapta on of equipment and technologies to Arc c condi ons

THIRD DAY. December , 20197 Сultural programme

WORKING SESSIONGlobal issues of climate change in the Arc c: prospects for interna onal coopera on

PANEL SESSIONOn the Development Strategy of the Arc c Zone of the Russian Federa on for the period un l 2035 in the ?eld of health protec on and improving the quality of life of popula on

FIRST DAY DECEMBER 5, 2019

New horizons of state policy in the Arctic December 5, 2019

10:00 AM – 11:30 AM

PLENARY SESSION

The integrated development of the Arctic macroregion is one of the key areas of Russian state policy.

Over the past decade, the strategic foundations for the development of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation have been formulated. A coordinating government body - the State Commission for the Development of the Arctic - has been formed. Projects for the industrial development of natural resources have been launched and are being successfully implemented; transport and social infrastructure are developing. The Ministry of the Russian Federation for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic, that implements state development programs in the Arctic, has appeared.

The future of the Arctic zone of Russia depends on the effective implementation of the key tasks of state policy in the region:

- the formation of mechanisms to attract investment and support Arctic projects that take into account the needs of the Russian Arctic regions, systematic companies and contribute to the development of macroregion infrastructure;

- integrated development of the Northern Sea Route as a national transport highway, provided with an appropriate cargo base;

- improving living standards and creating comfortable conditions for living in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation through effective social policies and implementation of national projects.

- For the practical implementation of these tasks it is necessary to develop a broad dialogue and directed interaction between all levels and segments of state power and society.

ISSUES FOR DISCUSSION:

State policy in the Arctic and improvement of the regulatory framework

Creating good conditions for investing and doing business in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

Implementation of national projects in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

Mechanisms for improving the quality of life in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

Conference «Northern Sea Route»

The Northern Sea Route is the most important transport communication in the Russian Arctic and the shortest sea route from Europe to Asia. The President and the Government set ambitious goals determined the future of the NSR for years to come. The President’s Decree “On National Goals and Strategic Tasks of the development of the Russian Federation for the period until 2024” implies an increase in the NSR cargo flow to 80 million tons.

In accordance with the Presidential Decree, the Northern Sea Route federal project was included in the Comprehensive Plan for the Modernization and Expansion of the Main Infrastructure. Rosatom State Corporation received the status of a single operator and now they are developing a project for the development of the infrastructure of the Northern Sea Route. The Ministry of Natural Resources of Russia has developed a comprehensive plan representing the mineral resources and logistics potential of the Arctic.

Nevertheless, a whole series of key issues is on the agenda. How exactly the tasks set by the President are being accomplished, how the interests of the federal government, regions, the needs of the business community represented by industrial, mining and transport companies will be taken into account and how effective cooperation will be built between interested parties?

The most important issue for the development of cargo transportation via the NSR is to ensure the safety of navigation in extreme Arctic conditions: the development of a global marine communications system, emergency and navigational and hydro-graphic support, and the provision of icebreaker assistance.

Part 1. PANEL SESSION Development of infrastructure and cargo transportation

December 5, 2019 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM


How to ensure cargo flow through the NSR up to 80 million tons?

What infrastructure is needed for the Northern Sea Route and how to create it?

What conditions are needed to attract investment in the development of the NSR?

How to harmonize the development of the Northern Sea Route and coastal areas?

What are the prospects for the NSR as an international transport corridor?

Part 2. PANEL SESSION

Quality assurance and shipping safety December 5, 2019 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM


When will the year-round use of the NSR be ensured?

How to increase the efficiency of icebreaker assistance?

How to improve the quality of shipping in the Arctic?

What will be done for emergency and navigational and hydro-graphic support of the NSR?

What technologies are needed to ensure the safety of shipping in the Arctic?

Hydrometeorological support for navigation

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE:

Basargin V.F., Head of the Federal Service for Supervision in the Field of Transport

Batanov E.V., Vice-Governor of St. Petersburg

Deryabkin V.E., member of the State Duma Committee on Transport and Construction

Isurins A., Chairman of the Board, FESCO

Kashka M.M., General Director of FSUE Atomflot

Krutikov A.V., Deputy Minister of the Russian Federation for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic

Kuznetsova O.A., First Deputy Governor of the Murmansk Region

Lavrishchev A.V., General Director of FSUE “Rosmorport”

Nasybullov R. F., Director of the Department of Logistics, PJSC MMC Norilsk Nickel

Nevsky A.M., Head of the Department of Transport and Logistics, Gazprom Neft PJSC

Purim D.Yu., General Director of Sovfreight PJSC

Ruksha V.V., Deputy General Director - Director of the Directorate of the Northern Sea Route of Rosatom State Corporation

Frank S.O., General Director of Sovcomflot PJSC

Kharitonov N.M., Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Regional Policy and Problems of the North and the Far East

Khaustov A.V., acting Head of the Federal State Budgetary Institution "Marine Service"

Khramov D.V., First Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian Federation

Tsvetkov Yu.A., Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation

Shestakov A.G., Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Arkhangelsk Region

Shumakov I.A., Head of the Federal Service for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring

Geological exploration: interaction between the state and business in order to maintain Russia's dominance in mining in the Arctic

December 5,2019 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM

WORKING SESSION

Given the increased attention of foreign states and international corporations to the mineral resources of the Arctic, maintaining the leading position of Russia in the polar region is possible only in case of activation of geological exploration.

It is necessary to expand the capabilities of the state program "Reproduction and use of natural resources", the formation of regulatory mechanisms for the use of public-private partnership, increasing the investment attractiveness of the geological study of Arctic subsoil.


Key prospective areas for geological exploration in the Arctic

State policy in the field of increasing the geological exploration of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

Mechanisms for increasing the investment attractiveness of the geological study of the Arctic subsoil

Forms of interaction between key mining companies and the state in the field of geological exploration

Innovative technology and equipment for geological exploration in the Arctic

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Barsukov S.V., vice-president of AK ALROSA

Vereshchagin S.V., Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Krasnoyarsk Territory

Gorkov S.N., General Director - Chairman of the Board of JSC "Rosgeology"

Kiselev EA, Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian Federation - Head of the Federal Agency for Subsoil Use

Ordenov G.I., member of the Committee of the Council of the Federation of the Russian Federation on agrarian-food policy and environmental management

Ruusalep D.A., Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Murmansk Region

Sorokin P.Yu., Deputy Minister of Energy of the Russian Federation

Trushin S.I., Deputy General Director for Mineral Resources, JSC Polymetal

Fomenko E.V., Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Arkhangelsk Region

Representative of PJSC Gazprom

Key points of growth in the quality of life: the development of the Arctic municipalities

December 5,2019 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM

ROUND TABLE

The development of Arctic rural and urban settlements is a key condition not only for the development, but also for the sustainable consolidation of the state in the Arctic. In order to achieve this, a number of problems have to be solved: the Arctic municipalities are extremely heterogeneous, removed from the main industrial centers and dependent on the supply of essential goods from other regions of the country. The population in the Arctic is faced with the deterioration of housing and communal services, social, transport and energy infrastructure, staff shortage and population outflow.

The participants of the round table will try to answer the question of how to combine the efforts of state, regional and local authorities, as well as business and what needs to be done to create a comfortable living environment in the Arctic.


How to create a comfortable living environment in the Arctic?

Formation of revenue sources of the budget of municipalities and improvement of inter-budget relations

The role of city-forming enterprises in the development of the Arctic

Development of infrastructure of Arctic settlements

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Bondar O.A., Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Regional Policy and Problems of the North and the Far East

Vasiliev E.E., Minister of Economics and Regional Development of the Krasnoyarsk Territory

Danilova M.A., Minister of Economy of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)


Egorov M.B., Deputy Minister of Construction and Housing and Communal Services of the Russian Federation

Sukhotin I.V., Head of the Charity Programs Department of the Social Policy Department of PJSC MMC Norilsk Nickel

Fedorov V.I., Deputy General Director for Relations with Government Agencies, PhosAgro PJSC, Advisor to the General Director of Apatit JSC

Shatokhin D.A., member of the Committee of the Council of the Russian Federation on budget and financial markets

Representatives of the authorities of the municipalities of the Arctic zone

Representative of GK Rosatom

The Arctic as a unique testing ground for fundamental and applied research

December 5, 2019 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM

PANEL SESSION

The Arctic region is an important platform for unique research. The far north can provide answers to many mysteries of the history of the Earth and life. Along with basic research, for the development of the Arctic, innovative scientific developments are needed to adapt materials, equipment and technologies to special climatic conditions.


Priority areas of basic research of the Russian Arctic

Money question: how to optimize funding for Arctic research?

Applied scientific developments for the development of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

Cooperation of researchers: exchange of experience in the field of Arctic science

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Besprozvannykh A.S., Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation

Egorov V.A., Minister of Education and Science of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

Eseev M.K., vice-rector for scientific and innovative development of NArFU

Kotlov S.A., Minister of Education and Science of the Arkhangelsk Region

Makovskaya S.I., Minister of Education of the Krasnoyarsk Territory

Nikolaev A.N., rector of NEFU

Trubnikov G.V., First Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation

Shadrina I.M., Acting Rector of MASU

Key issues of international cooperation in the polar region

December 5, 2019 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM

PANEL SESSION

In recent years the Arctic region has become one of the most important centers of concentration of various international interests: economic, geopolitical, research, environmental and many others. The expected climate changes and the prospects for developing the rich resource potential of the Arctic attract the attention of not only the Arctic states, but also a number of countries of the European Union and Pacific region.

The main task of developing mechanisms of cooperation between states is to join efforts to form a system of global interaction that would make it possible to rationally use the natural resources of the Arctic and preserve its fragile ecosystem.


International projects in the Arctic region

Russia's participation in international partnership institutions

Cross-border cooperation between Russian regions included in the Russian Arctic, and the Arctic countries

Arctic agenda of “third countries”

International business-projects in the Arctic region

Provision of security of Arctic exploration

Cooperation in the field of sustainable development of the Arctic

Prospects for international cooperation in the development of Arctic mineral fields, the implementation of major infrastructure projects, the development of energy

MODERATOR: Korchunov N.V., Ambassador on Special Assignments for International Cooperation in the Arctic

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Vuorimyaki P., Senior Official, Representing Finland in the Arctic Council

Gorley J., Senior US Representative in the Arctic Council

Klimov A.A., Deputy Chairman of the Council of the Russian Federation Committee on Foreign Affairs

Kortunov A.V., General Director of the Russian Council on Foreign Affairs

Kjartansdottir B., senior official representing Iceland in the Arctic Council

Leclair E., Senior Official, Representing Canada in the Arctic Council

Lirwall B., Senior Official, Representing Sweden in the Arctic Council

Svendsen B.I., Senior Official, Representing Norway in the Arctic Council

Soldatova K. A., Minister of Economic Development of the Murmansk Region

Urzhumtsev S.N., Deputy Director of the Department of State Policy and Regulation in the Field of Hydrometeorology, the Study of the Arctic, Antarctic and World Ocean of the Ministry of Natural Resources of Russia

Fedotov A.E., Permanent Representative of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) to the President of the Russian Federation and First Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic

Asher H., Senior Official, Representing Denmark in the Arctic Council

In search of partners. Public-private partnership in the Russian Arctic

December 5, 2019 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM

PANEL SESSION

The development of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation is impossible without the consolidation of the resources of state and business structures. The combination of the experience and resources of private partners with the capabilities of concessors is necessary for the creation and modernization of macro-region infrastructure. Within the section, participants will consider initiatives to amend legislative acts, exchange successful experiences in attracting investors to Arctic projects and discuss difficulties in implementing public-private partnerships in the Arctic.


Improving state policy in the field of PPP

What forms of PPP are most appropriate for the development of infrastructure in the Arctic zone?

Risk protection: necessary financial mechanisms to support a private partner

How does the state control a private partner?

Successful regional projects for the implementation of public-private partnerships

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Guseva S.L., Director of the Department of Economics of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug


Zvorykina Yu.V., Director of ANO Vnesheconombank Institute

Kirevnin A.V., Director of the Department for the Development of Economic Sectors of the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation

Kulyavtsev I.S., Minister of Economic Development of the Arkhangelsk Region

Kusayko T.A., member of the Committee of the Council of the Russian Federation on social policy

Ovodkov M.V., Chairman of the Committee of the All-Russian Public Organization of Small and Medium Enterprises “OPORA RUSSIA”

Sandzhieva Z.O., Acting Deputy Governor of the Murmansk Region

Representative of PJSC VTB Bank

Representative of Sberbank PJSC

Digital Arctic: Economics and Technology December 5, 2019 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

WORKING SESSION

The digital transformation of the economy is an obligatory stage of its development, which has already begun. The complexity of the introduction of digital technologies in the Arctic is caused by the poor development of telecommunications infrastructure, an imbalance in the economic situation of the territories, and difficult climatic conditions for the operation of equipment. Nevertheless, the opportunities that it brings with it for improving the quality of life, optimization of the production and work of government authorities, oblige us to pay special attention to the need for digitalization of the Arctic regions.


Legal regulation and state support for the development of the digital economy

What opportunities can the digital economy provide for Arctic residents?

How to synchronize the work of government and business in the digitalization of the Arctic?

The introduction of digital technology in the activities of industrial enterprises in the Arctic

Infocommunication support for the development of the digital economy in the Russian Arctic

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Boyarsky S.M., First Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Information Policy, Information Technologies and Communications of the State Duma of the Russian Federation

Bychkov K.E., Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

Zvorykina Yu.V., Director of ANO Vnesheconombank Institute

Kovnir E.V., General Director of ANO "Digital Economy"

Lapin T.E., Chairman of the Committee for the Development of Information Technologies and Communications of the Murmansk Region

Mainina K.A., head of the 3rd board of digital development, communications, mass communications and advertising of the Komi Republic

Noskov K.Yu., Minister of Digital Development, Telecom and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation

Rudchenko V.V., member of the Committee on Regional Policy and Problems of the North and the Far East of the State Duma of the Russian Federation

Solntseva E.B., Digitalization Director, Rosatom State Corporation

Representative of Rostec Group of Companies

Representative of PJSC Gazprom Neft

Improving legislation and technology for construction in the Arctic conditions

December 5, 2019 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

WORKING SESSION

The Arctic regions have a number of features that make it difficult or impossible to design and build buildings using standard technologies; in addition, climate changes have a negative impact on both construction and operation of facilities.

The solution of strategic tasks in the Arctic region is impossible without comfortable housing and a stable infrastructure, and that is why the search for new approaches and construction technologies in permafrost, ways to minimize all types of pressure on the environment both during construction and during the operation of facilities, plays a key role.


Improving the regulatory framework related to the construction and operation of buildings and structures in the polar macroregion

Ensuring the safe operation of residential buildings and structures in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

The influence of permafrost on the technology of construction of roads, buildings and structures in the Arctic

Modern technologies and materials for construction in harsh climate

Features of the construction and operation of buildings and structures, as well as transport infrastructure in the Arctic

Global warming and permafrost thaw: risk assessment for construction projects

Technical regulation of construction technologies in the Arctic

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Besprozvannykh A.S., Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation

Efimov Ya.A., Chairman of the Standing Committee of the State Assembly (Il Tumen) of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) for Construction and Housing and Communal Services

Pestryakov A.A., Chairman of the Norilsk City Council of Deputies

Fedyaev P.M., Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Transport and Construction of the State Duma of the Russian Federation

Shirokov A.I., member of the Committee of the Council of the Federation of the Russian Federation on federal structure, regional policy, local self-government and affairs of the North

Yakushev V.V., Minister of Construction and Housing and Communal Services of the Russian Federation

Preservation of Arctic biodiversity December 5, 2019 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

WORKING SESSION

In the process of developing the Arctic, it is necessary to take into account the impact of economic activity on the ecosystem of the macroregion. The preservation of the biological diversity of the Arctic flora and fauna is a priority for the Russian state. Companies and non-governmental organizations are implementing projects to minimize damage and prevent subsequent negative impact on flora and fauna.


State initiatives in the field of biodiversity preservation in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

Activities of systematic companies to preserve the nature of the Russian Arctic

Studies of the current state of flora and fauna and the forecast of possible changes under the influence of anthropogenic load

Measures to protect rare ecosystems and rare species of plants and animals of the Arctic

The use of new technologies in the study of wildlife in the Arctic

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Burmatov V.V., Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Ecology and Environmental Protection

Ermakov A.M., member of the Committee of the Council of the Federation of the Russian Federation on federal structure, regional policy, local government and affairs of the North

Kerimov M.K., Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian Federation

Kuznetsova T.A., Head of the Department of State Supervision and Regulation in the Field of Waste Management and Biodiversity of the Federal Service for Supervision of Natural Resources

Rakhimov I.A., director of the department of industrial safety, labor protection and ecology of PJSC MMC Norilsk Nickel


Safonova O.A., Chairman of the Committee of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Chukotka Autonomous Region

Sokolov V.I., Deputy Head of the Federal Agency for Fisheries

Khmeleva E.N., Director of the Environmental Management Programme of the World Wildlife Fund of Russia

Representative of PJSC NOVATEK

Ways to attract and retain qualified personnel in the Arctic

December 5, 2019 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

WORKING SESSION

In the Development Strategy of the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation, a personnel training is one of the key conditions for the effective development of the polar region. According to the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation, the need for personnel for the Arctic annually is about 25 thousands people. Most of all they need specialists from the mining and oil and gas industries, electric and heat engineering, construction technologies, shipbuilding and water transport. The leading companies in the Arctic are actively working on the formation of an effective training system in the presence regions, starting from school education and ending with advanced training. In this regard, the primary task is to synchronize this activity with government programs, interact with universities and create comfortable living conditions to maintain qualified personnel.


State training programs for the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation: needs, key areas

Establishment of targeted training for the effective distribution of graduates in priority areas of work in the Arctic

Mechanisms to increase the attractiveness of the Arctic for highly qualified specialists

Personnel programs of key enterprises in the Arctic zone: enterprises, universities and authorities

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Buchkova T.V., Deputy Governor of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug

Vakhrushev A.V., Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Arkhangelsk Region

Vovchenko A.V., First Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation

Kudryashova E.V., Rector of the Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov

Nikonov V.A., Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Education and Science

Kovshira I.A., Minister of Education and Science of the Murmansk Region

Kryachkova D.A., director of the personnel policy department of PJSC "Norilsk Nickel"

Platonov A.I., Deputy Head of the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs

Trubnikov G.V., First Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation


Khanzhina Yu.B., Head of the Department for Support of Staffing for Industrial Growth, Agency for Strategic Initiatives for the Promotion of New Projects (ASI)

Representative of PJSC Gazpromneft

Creating a favorable investment environment and tax incentives for key Arctic projects

December 5, 2019 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

WORKING SESSION

Sustainable social and economic development, as well as the realization of the resource and logistic potential of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation, is impossible without increasing investment attractiveness and creating effective mechanisms to support investors. This factor should become a factor of removing infrastructural restrictions, attracting qualified personnel and improving the quality of life.

At present, the key proposals of the Ministry for the development of the Far East and the Arctic are aimed at creating a system of tax preferences for key fields in the Arctic. However, the question of the effectiveness of the proposed measures, the need to expand the list of territories of their application, taking into account the position of the territorial subjects of the Russian Federation remains open.


Mechanisms for attracting investment in key projects of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

Creating the conditions for doing business and implementing investment projects in the Arctic zone

About the draft law “On state support of investment activity in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation”

Promising Arctic investment projects


Vyalkin A. G., Director of the Department for Promotion of Investments and Innovations of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation

Glukhova M.N., Vice President - Managing Director of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs

Kravchenko D.B., Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Economic Policy, Industry, Innovative Development and Entrepreneurship


Pospelov D.V., Senior Vice President, VTB Bank

Struchkov A.A., First Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) - Minister of Economy of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

Sochnev O.Ya., Deputy Director of the Department of Localization of Engineering and Technology, Rosneft


Chupsheva S.V., Director General, Agency for Strategic Initiatives to Promote New Projects (ASI)

New technologies and solutions for developing the resource potential of the northern latitudes

December 5, 2019 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

WORKING SESSION

Significant hydrocarbon reserves are concentrated in the Arctic zone of Russia, while most oil and gas projects in the northern territories require exclusive technologies to eliminate dependence on imported equipment and reduce the cost of production and construction of infrastructure in severe Arctic conditions.

For the active development of Arctic deposits, it is necessary to develop a set of modern technologies for the geological exploration, production and transportation of hydrocarbons. They should be economically justified and fully ensure the preservation of nature of the region.


The production potential of Russian enterprises and the implementation of import substitution policies

Innovative developments for exploration, production and processing of mineral resources in the Arctic

Creation of testing ranges for testing new types of equipment and technologies for work in the Arctic

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Batanov E.V., Vice-Governor of St. Petersburg

Gladkov A.A., Director of the Oil and Gas Production and Transportation Department of the Ministry of Energy

Zhigarev S.A., Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Economic Policy, Industry, Innovative Development and Entrepreneurship

Zazimko V.N., Executive Director of the Association “Composite Cluster of St. Petersburg”

Kuznetsova O.A., Deputy Governor of the Murmansk Region

Petrutsv R.V., Director of the Industrial Development Fund

Ryazantsev O.N., Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation

Representative of Rostec Group of Companies

Representative of PJSC Gazpromneft

Representative of JSC "USC"

Development of a communication system in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

December 5, 2019 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

PANEL SESSION

One of the conditions for the successful functioning of Arctic projects is the creation of a modern telecommunication infrastructure.

At the moment, communication services are presented only in a number of settlements, and in the rest of the region access to them is fragmented, and a unified approach to creating a communication system in the Arctic zone has not yet been formed.

Safe navigation along the Northern Sea Route is also possible only if the information and telecommunication structure is formed, while the operation of most modern satellite systems is limited to 70 degrees of north latitude.


What should be the information and telecommunication infrastructure of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation and how to create it?

How to provide access to modern, reliable and inexpensive communication services throughout the Arctic?

What are the prospects for creating a space group to provide communications in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation?

The development of fiber optic lines in the Arctic

What should be telecommunication equipment to work in extreme conditions?

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Glinka M.G., director of the department of sales of operator and corporate solutions of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Space Communication”

Dukhovnitsky O.G., Head of the Federal Communications Agency

Egorshev S.M., acting Director of the Development Programs Department, Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation

Konik L.G., general director, chief editor of publications, group of companies COMNEWS

Kuzovnikov A.V., Deputy General Designer for the development of space systems, the overall design and control of spacecraft of JSC "Information Satellite Systems" named after academician M.F. Reshetnyova

Lukin K.I., General Director of SUPERTEL OJSC

Ositis A.P., President of the International Academy of Communications

Rodichev N.P., Minister of Communications and Information Technologies of the Arkhangelsk Region

Semenov A.A., Minister of Innovation, Digital Development and Infocommunication Technologies of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

Sobolev A.A., Director for Strategy and Business Development, MegaFon PJSC

Representative of PJSC Rostelecom

Development of a system of specially protected natural territories in the Russian Arctic

December 5, 2019 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

WORKING SESSION

The development of a system of specially protected natural territories is one of the key priorities of the Ecology National Project and the most important aspect of preserving the unique natural environment of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation. Currently, within the borders of the Russian part of the Arctic there are 21 specially protected natural territories of federal significance with a total area of more than 27 million hectares. It includes the marine area of about 10 million hectares. As part of the federal project “Biodiversity Preservation and Ecotourism Development”, it is planned to create 24 new protected areas of federal significance, including 5 protected areas within the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation.

The key issues of the development of the system of protected areas are not only the expansion of the area of nature protection territories, but also the development of ecological tourism, the growth of financing of nature protection enterprises, the improvement of the legislative regulation of economic activity, including the indigenous peoples of the North.


Improving legislative regulation in the field of economic activity in the territory of protected areas

Regulation of economic activities, works of indigenous peoples of the North

Development and support of ecological tourism in the territory of protected areas

Opportunities for increasing state support and financing of the system of Specially Protected Natural Areas

International cooperation in the field of preservation of the unique nature of the Arctic

Activities of the largest Arctic companies to support protected areas in the regions of presence


Baryshnikov A.V., Director of the FSBI Information and Analytical Center for Support of Conservation

Valuev N.S., First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Ecology and Environmental Protection

Doguzova Z.V., Head of the Federal Agency for Tourism

Kerimov M.K., Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian Federation

Kirilov A.G., Director, Russian Arctic National Park

Kreindlin M.L., Program Manager for Protected Areas of Greenpeace Russia

Lebedeva E.S., Deputy Director - Head of the Department of Industrial Safety, Labor Protection, Rosneft

Rakhimov I.A., director of the department of industrial safety, labor protection and ecology of PJSC MMC Norilsk Nickel


Sitnikov A.V., First Deputy Governor of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug

Khmeleva E.N., Director of the Environmental Management Program of the World Wildlife Fund of Russia

Schepin A.A., Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Republic of Karelia

Unified Networking: Key Arctic Education Centers December 5, 2019 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

PANEL SESSION

Sustainable social and economic development of the Arctic requires the training of a wide range of highly qualified and motivated specialists. Given the importance of the tasks, the effective development of the scientific and educational environment requires a comprehensive approach, including the consolidation of resources in the field of human and scientific support for the development of the Arctic, the creation of a common scientific and educational space that provides high-quality information and analytical support for development projects in the Russian Arctic, including coordination of scientific and educational activities.


Enhancing the attractiveness of Arctic universities

Digital Education Development

Coordination of directions of education and priority projects for the development of the Arctic

The role of universities in the formation of support zones for the development of the Arctic

Combining the potential of the entire network of Russian universities to solve the problems of social and economic development of the Arctic

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Aginei R.V., Acting Rector of Ukhta State Technical University

Aleksandrov A.A., Rector of Moscow State Technical University (MSTU) named after N.E. Bauman

Vasilyeva O.Yu., Minister of Education of the Russian Federation

Kovshira I.A., Minister of Education and Science of the Murmansk Region

Kudryashova E.V., Rector of the Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosova

Maksimov A.S., Chairman of the Committee on Science and Higher School of St. Petersburg

Martynov V.G., Rector of the Russian State University of Oil and Gas (NRU) named after I.M. Gubkina

Nikonov V.A., Chairman of the Committee on Education and Science of the State Duma of the Russian Federation


Nikolaev A.N., Rector of the North-Eastern Federal University named after M.K. Ammosova

Shadrina I.M., acting rector of the Murmansk Arctic State University

Women in the Arctic December 5, 2019 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

PANEL SESSION

Despite the fact that the harsh northern region has traditionally been associated with a male type of character, many women have connected their lives with the Arctic, starting from the moment of its active development. Women always took an active part in scientific expeditions and industrial projects, wintered at polar stations and conquered the North Pole, overcoming social stereotypes about gender roles. In addition, more than a million women live in the Arctic, and they have a burden of raising children and housekeeping, and therefore they especially need social protection and support for their rights.


Social support for Arctic women

Reducing the pay gap between men and women and ensuring women's access to leadership positions

The role of women in the modern development of the Arctic

Women-researchers in the Arctic as an example for the younger generation

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Veisalova N.G., First Vice-President of the Association of Indigenous Minorities of the North, Siberia and the Far East

Gavrilova G.V., First Deputy Head of the Taimyr Dolgan-Nenets District Council of Deputies

Kudryashova E.V., Rector of the Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov

Moskalkova T.N., Commissioner for Human Rights

Petrova S.V., Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation

Pivnenko V.N., First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Regional Policy and Problems of the North and the Far East

Pushkina O.V., Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Family, Women and Children of the State Duma of the Russian Federation

Tikhonova E.M., Minister of Economic Development of the Murmansk Region

Indigenous peoples of the Arctic December 5, 2019 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

WORKING SESSION

The situation of the small peoples of the North in recent decades is complicated by the inappropriateness of their traditional way of life to modern economic conditions. In conditions of vigorous industrial activity, the original habitat of the indigenous peoples of the North is exposed to negative influences, which leads to a crisis in traditional industries and an aggravation of social problems.

The vulnerability of the traditional way of life and the small number of each of the peoples of the North led to the need for the formation of a special state policy related to their sustainable development, which provided for systemic measures to preserve the original culture, language, crafts and native habitat.


Improving the legislation of the Russian Federation on the rights of indigenous peoples of the North

Preservation and development of a traditional lifestyle

Preservation of the original habitat of the indigenous peoples of the Arctic in the conditions of industrial development of territories

Stimulating traditional economic sectors and increasing their economic efficiency

Creating the conditions for the participation of indigenous peoples in resolving issues affecting their rights and interests

Approaches to improving the education system of indigenous peoples of the North

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Barinov I.V., Head of the Federal Agency for Nationalities

Gogoleva T.S., member of the State Duma Committee on Regional Policy and Problems of the North and the Far East

Golomareva E.Kh., Chairman of the Standing Committee of the State Assembly (Il Tumen) of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

Ledkov G.P., President of the Association of Indigenous Minorities of the North, Siberia and the Far East of the Russian Federation, Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Nationalities of the State Duma of the Russian Federation

Otke A.I., member of the Committee of the Council of the Russian Federation on social policy

Rakhmilevich P.Z., Head of the Department of Internal Policy of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug

Representative of PJSC MMC Norilsk Nickel

Representative of PJSC Novatek

SECOND DAY

DECEMBER 6, 2019

Plenary session 2 «Regions as key participants in the development of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation»

December 6, 2019 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

PLENARY SESSION

The Arctic regions are particularly important in the spatial and territorial development of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation, as centers of decision-making and practical implementation of state policy.

Key projects for the northern latitudes are being implemented in all the Arctic regions of the Russian Federation, each of which has its own territorial characteristics. It is at the regional level that there is an interaction between the authorities, social segments, business communities and participants in inter-regional cooperation.

In the context of the regional development of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation, one of the most important roles belongs to municipalities, which should become points of regional growth, increase the effectiveness of social policy, development of small business, centers of social and economic activity of the population.


The Arctic regions: resources and opportunities, strategic potential, perspectives and development goals

International non-governmental interaction in the northern regions: agenda, formats, participants

Digital transformation characteristics of the economy and social sphere in the Arctic regions

The role of municipalities in the development of the Arctic zone of Russia

Creation and development of social infrastructure in the Arctic territories

Oil and gas projects: catalyst for development of the Arctic zone and Northern Sea Route

December 6, 2019 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM

PANEL SESSION

Oil and gas projects now act as “growth points” for the development of the Arctic and form new energy consumption centers, including those producing export-oriented products, while being the most ambitious and capital intensive. Of particular importance are projects on the development of the Arctic shelf that require an increase in the geological exploration of the shelf and formation of conditions for attracting private capital to its development. The costs of creating infrastructure for the development of the Arctic oil and gas fields and the development of domestic technologies require serious incentives from the state to ensure favorable tax conditions and create new sources of financing.


Priority hydrocarbon development projects in the Arctic

Expansion of hydrocarbon production on the Arctic shelf and ways to reduce the cost of oil and gas production in the Arctic

Prospects for Russian cooperation with foreign partners in the production and processing of oil and gas in the Arctic

Promising Arctic hydrocarbon markets

Formation of attractive tax and infrastructure conditions to stimulate the development of new fields by oil and gas companies

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Bogoyavlenskiy V.I., Deputy Director of the Institute of Oil and Gas Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences, member of the Expert Council for the Arctic and Antarctic under the Council of the Russian Federation

Zavalny P.N., Chairman of the Energy Committee of the State Duma of the Russian Federation

Kontorovich A.E., Director of the Institute of Oil and Gas Geology SB RAS

Pushkarev V.A., Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Regional Policy and Problems of the North and the Far East of the State Duma of the Russian Federation


Trembitsky A.V., Deputy Head of the Federal Service for Ecological, Technological and Nuclear Supervision

Khrushchev S.A., Director of the Department of State Policy and Regulation in the Field of Hydrometeorology, the Study of the Arctic, Antarctic and World Ocean of the Ministry of Natural Resources of Russia

Representative of PJSC Gazprom

Representative of PJSC Lukoil

Representative of PJSC Rosneft

Arctic for life: state social policy and social responsibility of business in the Arctic

December 6, 2019 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM

PANEL SESSION

Improving the quality of life of the population that is living and working in the Arctic is one of the key objectives of the Development Strategy of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation. Given the trend of population decline, as well as the increasing need for skilled labor, the development of unique mechanisms to support the population and socially disadvantaged is becoming a key factor in improving the situation in the Russian Arctic.

An important role in ensuring the quality of life in the Arctic regions is also played by the social programmes of key companies: the development of social infrastructure, social benefits, etc.


Implementation of state social programs in the Arctic

Mechanisms for the development of social infrastructure

Support and development of social programs

Support and improving the quality of life of socially disadvantaged groups

Social responsibility of business: opportunities for developing cooperation with federal and regional authorities

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Akhmetchin R.V., head of the city of Norilsk

Volkova E.A., Minister of Labor and Social Development of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

Myakishev S.B., Minister of Social Development of the Murmansk Region

Petrova S.V., Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation

Pivnenko V.N., First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Regional Policy and Problems of the North and the Far East

Sokolova O.A., Minister of Social Protection of the Republic of Karelia

Sorokin S.O., Director of the Department of Social Development of the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation

Sukhotin I.V., Head of the Charity Programs Department of the Social Policy Department of PJSC MMC Nornickel



Transport mobility in the Arctic: development of land and inland water transport in the Arctic

December 6, 2019 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM

WORKING SESSION

The development of the transport and logistics potential of the Arctic is one of the key tasks for ensuring the economic growth of territories, therefore, ensuring the free movement of population and goods is the most important task of the state. Only modern roads and railways, developed inland waterways will allow us not to depend on the Northern Sea Route and, at the same time, will provide the opportunity to deliver manufactured goods and minerals to the Arctic ports or to the "Mainland". These tasks are reflected in the Comprehensive Plan for the Modernization and Expansion of the Backbone Infrastructure. But without attracting private investment and applying public-private partnerships, they cannot be resolved.

In addition, arctic conditions impose special conditions on equipment that must be able to operate at extremely low temperatures.


How to connect the Arctic territories with seaports?

How to synchronize the development of infrastructure with the directions of freight flows?

What railway infrastructure is needed for the Russian Arctic?

What are the challenges for the modernization of roads in the Arctic regions?

How to increase the efficiency of inland waterways?

What equipment is needed for the Arctic?

How to attract investment in transport projects?

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Bakerkin Yu.Yu., Head of Investment Department, Russian Railways

Kaydalov A.A., Minister for Road Management, Transport and Communications of the Republic of Karelia

Kostyuk A.A., Head of the Federal Road Agency

Krivov V.I., Minister of Transport of the Arkhangelsk Region

Lavrishchev A.E., Head of the Inland Water Transport Department of the Federal Agency for Sea and River Transport

Pershikov M.V., Director of the Department of Transport and Road Facilities of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug

Sosnin D.A., Minister of Transport and Road Facilities of the Murmansk Region

Chepets V.Yu., Head of the Federal Agency for Railway Transport

Shatokhin D.A., member of the Committee of the Council of the Russian Federation on budget and financial markets

Shatunov A.A., Advisor to the Director General of the Federal State Institution “Rostransmodernization”

Key areas for international scientific cooperation in the Arctic

6 декабря 2019 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM

WORKING SESSION

Due to the great importance of the Arctic macro-region, ensuring regional sustainability and effective development of the Arctic should be based primarily on a comprehensive scientific understanding of the processes occurring under the influence of anthropogenic impact. Currently, scientific cooperation and ensuring an intellectual presence is an essential element of the state policy of the circumpolar countries, and also arouses great interest among other states.

Given that the organization of scientific research must meet the complexity of the tasks set for the development of the polar regions, international cooperation and the pooling of expertise are key elements in the scientific study of the Arctic, increasing the efficiency of industrial development projects and preserving its ecosystem.


International scientific and educational projects aimed at exploring the Arctic

Simplification of mechanisms for joint international research in the Arctic

Expeditionary activity development

Expanded Circumpolar Mobility

Creation of a single database on the ecosystem of the region

Collaboration on climate change and its consequences recommendations

Consolidation of the resources of the Arctic research communities

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Zaykov K.S., Vice-Rector for International Cooperation of the Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after MV Lomonosov

Kullerud L., President of the University of the Arctic

Kostyukov M.M., Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation


Korchunov N.V., Ambassador on Special Assignments for International Cooperation in the Arctic

Lobanov A.V., Deputy Chairman of the Committee - Head of the Department of International, Scientific, Educational and Design Work, Arctic Committee of St. Petersburg

Mitrofanova E.V., Head of the Federal Agency for the Commonwealth of Independent States, Compatriots Living Abroad, and International Humanitarian Cooperation

Pavlenko V.I., Vice President of the International Arctic Scientific Committee

Representative of Svalbard Science Forum

Representative of Nord University

On the way to the Clean Arctic: elimination of accumulated environmental damage in the Russian Arctic

December 6, 2019 12:30 PM – 4:00 PM

PANEL SESSION

The elimination of accumulated environmental damage is one of the key tasks of the Strategy for the socio-economic development of the Arctic zone and the most important part of the Ecology national project. On the territory of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation, 102 objects of accumulated damage to the environment, which not only have a negative impact on nature, but also interfere with the life of the population and the development of the Arctic, were identified. The solution of the issue of accumulated damage is possible only in the conditions of cooperation of state corporations with the Arctic regions and large industrial companies, where the state should play not only the role of a source of funds, but, first of all, create conditions for business to participate in cleaning up the Arctic.


State policy on the elimination of accumulated environmental damage

Prospects for the implementation of the priority project "Clean Country"

Improving legislation in the field of strengthening liability for abandoned objects that damage environment, and determining the owner of such objects

Responsibility of subsoil users for the reclamation of territories for the placement of mining waste

Elimination of accumulated damage from industrial and military activities

Formation of an effective waste management and recycling system in the Arctic: specifics and solutions

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Aksenov S.A., Deputy Head of the Federal Agency for Subsoil Use

Belozerov D.G., Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

Bekov H.I., Director of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise Oboronpromekologiya

Kuznetsova T.A., Head of the Department of State Supervision and Regulation in the Field of Waste Management and Biodiversity of the Federal Service for Supervision of Natural Resources

Kuprin R.G., Deputy Director of the Department of Metallurgy and Materials of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation

Novikov S.G., Secretary of State - Deputy General Director for Ensuring State Powers and the Budget Process of Rosatom State Corporation

Nikora E.V., Deputy Governor of the Murmansk Region

Pushkarev V.A., Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Regional Policy and Problems of the North and the Far East

Sitnikov A.V., First Deputy Governor of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug

Fokin S.G., Director of the All-Russian Research Institute of Ecology

Funtov A.N., Director of Engineering, Federal State Property Fund "Swipe"

Khramov D.G., First Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian Federation

Tsvetkov Yu.A., Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation - Head of the Federal Agency for Sea and River Transport

Building an integrated security system in the Arctic December 6, 2019

12:30 PM – 2:00 PM

PANEL SESSION

Building of effective security architecture in the Arctic is an indisputable condition for protecting Russia's national interests. In the current situation, taking into account the military-political and economic situation in the Arctic, the state should be prepared to anticipate and also respond to any threats in the region. To achieve these goals, a unified state system for the prevention and elimination of emergencies is being developed. The Arctic infrastructure development plan in the interests of ensuring the military security of the Russian Federation is being implemented. New equipment that is suitable for working in extreme climatic conditions is being developed and delivered. Special attention is paid to the professional and official training of personnel of law enforcement agencies.


What challenges and threats exist in the Polar region?

What should be the architecture for integrated security in the Arctic?

What technologies are needed to ensure security in the Russian Arctic?

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Zinichev E.N., Minister of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Management

Zolotov V.V., Director of the Federal Service of the National Guard Troops of the Russian Federation

Karlov G.A., member of the State Duma Committee on Security and Anti-Corruption

Kuzyuk M.V., General Director of JSC "RTI"

Kulishov V.G., First Deputy Director - Head of the Border Service of the FSB of Russia

Moiseev A.A., Commander of the Northern Fleet

M. Podvyaznikov, Deputy General Director - Director of NWRC Almaz-Antey Concern East Kazakhstan Joint-Stock Company

Representative of AO Concern Kalashnikov

Flight connection in the Arctic: fleet renewal and development of transport infrastructure

December 6, 2019 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM

WORKING SESSION

In conditions of low population density and insufficient development of the transport system, only an increase in aviation accessibility for the population will make it possible to overcome the natural infrastructural restrictions in the Arctic and provide communication between remote settlements. About 30-40% of all local air transportation in Russia is carried out precisely in the Russian Arctic.

To ensure aviation mobility in the Arctic, significant work needs to be done and a number of tasks should be solved with the participation of the state - to create and reconstruct airfield infrastructure, update the fleet of aerotechnics, and actively develop the route network.


When and how will the airport infrastructure be upgraded?

How to set up fair subsidies for air travel in the Arctic?

How to update the fleet?

What aerotechnics is needed for the Arctic?

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Volkov V.V., General Director of FKP “Airports of the North”

Dimitrov K.N., Minister of Transport of the Krasnoyarsk Territory

Ermakov A.V., member of the Committee of the Council of the Federation of the Russian Federation on federal structure, regional policy, local government and affairs of the North

Lysogorsky D.A., Director of the Aviation Industry Department of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation

Mikheev V.R., Head of the Department for Competitive Analysis of Helicopter Engineering and Marketing of Promising Projects of Helicopters of Russia JSC

Mokhov L.V., General Director of JSC "Nordstar"

Neradko A.V., Head of the Federal Air Transport Agency

Petrova S.V., Director of the Department of State Policy in the Field of Civil Aviation of the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation

Sobolev M.Yu., First Deputy Governor - Chairman of the Government of the Chukotka Autonomous Region

Tarasov A.E., Minister of Transport and Road Facilities of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

Solid minerals mining: Government support opportunities and development of transport infrastructure

December 6, 2019 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM

PANEL SESSION

Russia occupies one of the leading places in the world among minerals producers. Significant fields of solid minerals are located on the territory of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation. However, the remoteness from the main industrial centers and the high resource intensity of economic activity require additional costs from companies that develop solid mineral deposits. A discussion of the most important industry issues will take place within this section.


Improving the regulatory framework for subsoil use in the Arctic zone

Investment attractiveness of Russian subsoil in the Arctic: a system of incentive measures and support for business entities

Geological exploration: the search for previously undeveloped fields of solid minerals and the identification of fields of unconventional geological and industrial types

Efficient development of solid minerals fields: modern technologies for the extraction, processing and enrichment of the mineral and raw material base

Destination: solid mineral transportation issues

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Aleshin A.V., Head of the Federal Service for Ecological, Technological and Nuclear Supervision

Vardikov A.G., Head of the Department of State Geological Surveillance of the Federal Service for the Supervision of Natural Resources


Zlenko E.G., member of the Committee of the Council of the Federation of the Russian Federation on agro-food policy and environmental management

Ischenko A.N., member of the Committee of the State Duma of the Russian Federation on natural resources, property and land relations

Kiselev E.A., Head of the Federal Agency for Subsoil Use

Plekhov K.A., Minister of Economy of the Republic of Komi

Servatinsky P.V., Director of the Department of Metallurgy and Materials, Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation

Tikhonova E.M., Minister of Economic Development of the Murmansk Region

Filatov A.V., General Director of SAP CIS

Shtyrov V.A., State Advisor to the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

From icebreakers and tankers to updating the fishing fleet: how will the development of the Arctic zone be ensured?

December 6, 2019 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM

WORKING SESSION

The development of the mineral resource potential and ensuring uninterrupted year-round navigation on the NSR is possible only if the Arctic fleet is updated with modern ships.

By order of the State Atomic Energy Corporation ROSATOM, universal powerful atomic icebreakers are being built, two of them have already been launched, and a new shipbuilding center is being created in the Far East. Understanding the need for state support of shipbuilding is represented in the state program "Shipbuilding Development for 2013-2030." Therefore, currently, it is fundamentally correct to determine which fleet is necessary for the implementation of Arctic projects with the participation of representatives of authorities and the industry. In addition to the creation of icebreakers and tankers, there is a need to update the fishing fleet and to build technical and rescue vessels.


What measures is the government taking to support shipbuilding?

What icebreakers and tankers are needed to support Arctic projects?

Development of shipbuilding and ship repair in the Arctic regions

Building of the fishing fleet

Prospects for the use of LNG for shipping in the Arctic

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Kabakov B.A., Director of the Department of Shipbuilding Industry and Marine Engineering

Kadilov A.V., General Director of JSC Baltic Plant

Kalabin Yu.Yu., Chairman of the Committee for Industrial Policy and Innovation of St. Petersburg

Pavlenko V.N., member of the Committee of the Council of the Federation of the Russian Federation on federal structure, regional policy, local government and affairs of the North

Kashka M.M., General Director of FSUE Atomflot


Strugov V.I., Deputy General Director for Fleet, FSUE “Rosmorport”

Filippov D.D., Minister of Industry and Enterprise Development of the Murmansk Region

Shakalo I.V., acting Vice President, Civil Shipbuilding, USC

Sources of Efficiency: Integrated Arctic energy system development

December 6, 2019 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM

PANEL SESSION

The energy system plays a special role in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation. Sufficient and uninterrupted energy supplies are necessary for the integrated socio-economic development of the macro-region in extreme climatic conditions. The focal nature of the development of the Arctic territories requires different, distributed energy system architecture. The high cost of delivering fuel to the Arctic zone forces us to switch to alternative energy sources. New technologies and digitalization make it possible to ensure efficient operation of the power system.


State policy in the field of providing energy to the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

Distributed energy: how to provide energy to isolated territories?

Alternative methods of energy supply to the subjects of the Arctic zone

Decarbonization: the possibility of using renewable energies in the Russian Arctic

Reliability of Arctic energy supply: equipment monitoring and control systems

New ways of generating and storing energy in the Arctic

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Dubnov O.M., Vice President, Executive Director of the Energy Efficiency Technologies Cluster, Skolkovo Foundation

Yesyakov S.Ya., First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Energy

Lazarev K.G., Deputy Prime Minister of the Komi Republic - Minister of Energy, Housing and Utilities and Tariffs of the Komi Republic

Medvedeva E.A., Director, Institute of Energy, HSE

Naraikin O.S., Vice President of the National Research Center "Kurchatov Institute"

Petrov A.Yu., General Director of Rosenergoatom Concern JSC - First Vice President for the Construction of NPPs of the ASE Group of Companies

Povalko A.B., General Director, Chairman of the Management Board of RVC JSC

Potashev D.N., acting Minister of the Fuel and Energy Complex and Housing and Communal Services of the Arkhangelsk Region

Sadovnikov D.D., Minister of Housing and Utilities and Energy of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)


Representative of PJSC RusHydro

Representative of Total Exploration Development Russia JSC

In extreme conditions: adaptation of equipment and technologies to Arctic conditions

December 6, 2019 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM

WORKING SESSION

The development of small and medium-sized enterprises is one of the most important conditions for increasing the attractiveness of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation for life, diversifying the economy of the macroregion, creating new jobs, introducing new technologies. However, currently, business in the Arctic is facing with issues of high cost of resources, low level of development of business support infrastructure, lack of qualified personnel, and lack of sales markets for products.


Creation of small business support infrastructure in the Arctic regions

Problems and needs of small and medium enterprises in the Arctic regions

Tax incentives and mechanisms for stimulating investment activity in the Arctic

Supporting entrepreneurship of indigenous peoples

The development of social entrepreneurship in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

Far-reaching measures to support SMEs in the Arctic

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Abramov A.V., Head of the Federal Agency for Technical Regulation and Metrology

Bauer M.A., General Director of Management Company Industrial Park - Ugra

Besprozvannykh A.S., Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation

Vasilov R.G., Deputy Head of the NBIKS Complex - Nature-Like Technologies of the Research Center “Kurchatov Institute”

Kolodyazhny D.Yu., Vice President for Technical Development, United Shipbuilding Corporation

Menyaylo S.I., Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Siberian Federal District

Nedosekov A.N., Deputy Governor of the Krasnoyarsk Territory

Skobelev D.O., Director of the Center for Ecological Industrial Policy Research Institute

Khrabrov V.Yu., Deputy Chairman of the Committee for Industrial Policy and Innovation of St. Petersburg

Building an ecosystem of small and medium enterprises in the Arctic

December 6, 2019 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM

WORKING SESSION

The success of the development of Arctic projects is largely dependent on technological progress. The cornerstones of technological development are scientific and technological developments and product quality standards. In the framework of the state policy in the field of science and technology, projects, thematically related to the development of materials and technologies for the Arctic, are actively financed.

While developing projects in the Arctic, the unification of technologies and ensuring the accuracy of measurements requires attention, because special characteristics are needed for durability, low temperatures, and equipment safety.

The first step in this work will be the development and implementation of unique “Arctic GOSTs”, as well as creation in the Arctic regions of polygons for testing new types of equipment and technologies for working in the Arctic.


Creation of small business support infrastructure in the Arctic regions

Problems and needs of small and medium enterprises in the Arctic regions

Tax incentives and mechanisms for stimulating investment activity in the Arctic

Supporting entrepreneurship of indigenous peoples

The development of social entrepreneurship in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

Far-reaching measures to support SMEs in the Arctic

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Braverman A.A., General Director - Chairman of the Board of JSC “SME Corporation”

Ermakov V.P., General Director of the Russian Agency for Small and Medium Business Support

Zhivulin V.A., Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation

Kravchenko D.B., Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Economic Policy, Industry, Innovative Development and Entrepreneurship

Muravyov I.B., Executive Director of the Leningrad Regional Chamber of Commerce

Plekhov K.A., acting Minister of Economy of the Komi Republic

Filippov D.D., Minister of Industry and Enterprise Development of the Murmansk Region

Petrutsa R.V., Director of the Industrial Development Fund

Khotsenko V.P., Director of the Department of Regional Industrial Policy and Project Management of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation

Agriculture and food industry in the Arctic: fisheries, livestock, crop production

December 6, 2019 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM

WORKING SESSION

The Arctic region has not only the potential to provide environmentally friendly and qualitative products to the local population, but high potential for the export of unique food products.

For the development of the agro-industrial complex of the polar regions, state support measures and new approaches and opportunities are needed, primarily through innovation, creation of territorial clusters for the development of Arctic rural territories and support of traditional industries and small businesses.


The state and capabilities of the agricultural sector of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

Innovative projects and technologies for the development of the agro-industrial complex of the macroregion

Prospects for Arctic fisheries

New technologies, projects and solutions for the development of agribusiness in the Arctic regions

Arctic fisheries: problems and growth points

Hunting and traditional livelihoods of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Amerkhanov H.A., Director of the Department of Livestock and Breeding, Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation

Atlasov A.P., Minister of Agriculture and Food Policy of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

Vladimirov L.N., acting Director of the Yakutsk Research Institute of Agriculture of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Agricultural Academy

Goncharov V.V., Director of the Research Institute of Agriculture and Ecology of the Arctic

Lupchenkov S.M., General Director of the Polar Greenhouse Complex LLC


Firyulin I.I., member of the State Duma Committee on Regional Policy and Problems of the North and the Far East

About the Development Strategy of Arctic Zone of Russian Federation for the period until 2035 in the field of health-saving and improving the quality of life of the population

December 6, 2019 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM

PANEL SESSION

A meeting of the public commission of the Association of Polar Explorers in the area of Arctic Medicine will be held within the Section

The socio-economic development of the Arctic and the pace of its development largely depend on the quality of life of both the indigenous population and the visitor who needs acclimatization and adaptation. Northerners, in particular indigenous peoples, have lower life expectancy, higher incidence rates, including prevalent non-communicable diseases.

The specifics of healthcare in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation are determined by the harsh climate, difficult transport accessibility and low population density - under such conditions, traditional models for organizing medical care are not effective enough, it is necessary to develop and implement new approaches that fully take into account the specifics of the northern regions.


State programmes of the subjects of the Russian Federation on the development of Arctic medicine

Modernization of existing healthcare institutions and optimization of their network

Actual problems of protecting the health of children and adolescents living in the Russian Arctic

The development of telemedicine and mobile healthcare in the Arctic

New approaches and medical technologies to improve the quality of life of residents of the Russian Arctic

Disease Prevention and Implementation of Healthy Lifestyle Programmes

Medical support for the activities of sailors, specialists in the oil and gas industry and other persons working in harmful conditions

The development of air ambulance

Medical staffing

MODERATOR: Bobrovnitsky I.P., Vice-President of the Association of Polar Explorers, Chairman of the Public Commission for Arctic Medicine, Chairman of the Commission for Medical Problems of the Arctic, Scientific Council of the Department of Medical Sciences of the Russian Academy of Sciences

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Abakumov A.S., Head of the Demographic Policy Department, Department for the Development of Human Capital and Territorial Development of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic

Alekhin A.V., Director of the Department for the Development of the Pharmaceutical and Medical Industry of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation

Berezin D.B., Minister of Health of the Republic of Komi

Borisova E.A., Minister of Health of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

Karpunov A.A., Minister of Health of the Arkhangelsk Region

Panychev D.V., acting Minister of Health of the Murmansk region

Selivanov D.V., Director of the Department of Information Technologies and Communications of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation

Novikov S.V., Director of the Department of Health of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug

Shabrov A.V., Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences

Global issues of climate change in the Arctic: prospects for international cooperation

December 6, 2019 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM

WORKING SESSION

Large-scale climate change in the Arctic calls into question the effectiveness of long-term development strategies of the macro region that do not take into account climatic factors. For the world community, the climate crisis has become one of the key issues of international cooperation - at the 21st session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention, the Paris Agreement was adopted and aimed at strengthening global measures to combat climate change. The UN Climate Summit was held in September 2019, which was evidence of the growing recognition of the need to immediately accelerate the pace of action to combat climate change.

The role in the Arctic under these conditions is important due to a number of factors: firstly, the Arctic has a great influence on the global climate; secondly, the solution of any Arctic problems is possible only in conditions of close interstate cooperation; thirdly, the Arctic is particularly susceptible to climatic changes that lead to the destruction of ecosystems, global changes in the living conditions of the population.


Observed and expected climate changes: possible damages and benefits for the Arctic

Opportunities for international cooperation to study climate change and make recommendations for the Arctic states in order to stimulate the reduction of anthropogenic impacts on climate

The impact of Arctic climate change on human activities in the region

Adaptation of the countries of the circumpolar region to climate change

Public sentiment and the attitude of business circles towards climate change: the role of public institutions and the scientific community, educational work

INVITED TO PARTICIPATE: Andersen I., Director General of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources

Kokorin A.O., Head of the Climate and Energy Program of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) of Russia

Korchunov N.V., Ambassador on Special Assignments for International Cooperation in the Arctic, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation

Manaenkova E., Deputy Secretary General of the World Meteorological Organization

Herrmann V., President and Managing Director of the Arctic Institute

Holman K., International Director of the Norwegian Polar Institute

Shumakov I.A., Head of the Federal Service for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring

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