Russia and China Strengthen Cooperation at the Russky Innovation and Technology Centre in Vladivostok
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Russia and China have consolidated cooperation at the Russky Innovation and Technology Centre in Vladivostok. The centre was created to develop new technologies and attract companies to Russia's Far East.
Under the terms of the agreement, residents of the centre receive tax benefits for 10 years. In addition, they are offered preferential rent for premises. Such measures are expected to help companies start operating more quickly and reduce costs at the initial stage.
For Vladivostok and the entire Primorsky Krai, this is an important step. The development of joint projects could create new jobs and strengthen economic ties between the two countries. However, the message does not yet specify which companies will take part in the projects or when their implementation will begin.
Based on the available information, cooperation with China in the field of technology and innovation continues to grow. Further details about the results of these agreements have not yet been published.
Sources: Techora.ru
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