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Putin Touts Tech Sovereignty via New Bio-Economy Project

President Putin stated that the new national project "Technological Security of the Bioeconomy" is essential for ensuring Russia's technological independence.

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Putin Touts Tech Sovereignty via New Bio-Economy Project
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Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized the critical role of a newly launched national initiative, titled "Technological Security of the Bioeconomy," in safeguarding the country’s technological sovereignty. Speaking at an international forum held on Monday, he outlined how this project must unify state, scientific, and business efforts to address pressing strategic challenges.

The Forum and Its Focus

The remarks were delivered via a greeting message to participants attending the "Bioprom: Industry and Technology for People" forum. The event took place at the Gelendzhik Arena venue. Putin highlighted that the implementation of innovative technologies across sectors such as medicine, pharmacy, agriculture, energy, and housing directly influences citizens' quality of life, health, and environmental well-being.

Strategic Goals for Independence

According to the president, the "Technological Security of the Bioeconomy" project carries a specific mandate to tackle these large-scale and urgent issues. He explained that the initiative aims to consolidate resources from government bodies, the private sector, and the scientific community. This collaboration is intended to develop systematic approaches for creating advanced, competitive industries and generating modern jobs.

Putin stressed that achieving technological independence in this strategically vital field remains a primary objective. He expressed confidence that the forum would be organized at a high level and contribute significantly to strengthening cooperative relationships. Additionally, he anticipated that the gathering would facilitate the formation of new commercial partnerships among attendees.

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