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The head of Russia's Eastern Development Ministry, Alexey Chekonkov, gave a lecture to cadets from the fifth stream and graduates of the Murabiov-Amursky 2030 program. The minister spoke about the establishment of the Russian-Chinese investment fund, attracting investments from the PRC for large industrial and infrastructure projects that have been successfully implemented in the Far East, and about the specific details of the negotiations with partners from the PRC. Main recommendations: take into account differences in business approaches, learn the interests of the other party, prepare well for negotiations, respect cultural traditions, consistently promote mutually beneficial solutions and build long-term relationships.

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The head of Russia's Eastern Development Ministry, Alexey Chekonkov, gave a lecture to cadets from the fifth stream and graduates of the Murabiov-Amursky 2030 program. The minister spoke about the establishment of the Russian-Chinese investment fund, attracting investments from the PRC for large industrial and infrastructure projects that have been successfully implemented in the Far East, and about the specific details of the negotiations with partners from the PRC. Main recommendations: take into account differences in business approaches, learn the interests of the other party, prepare well for negotiations, respect cultural traditions, consistently promote mutually beneficial solutions and build long-term relationships.

The head of Russia's Eastern Development Ministry, Alexey Chekonkov, gave a lecture to cadets from the fifth stream and graduates of the Murabiov-Amursky 2030 program. The minister spoke about the establishment of the Russian-Chinese investment fund, attracting investments from the PRC for large industrial and infrastructure projects that have been successfully implemented in the Far East, and about the specific details of the negotiations with partners from the PRC. Main recommendations: take into account differences in business approaches, learn the interests of the other party, prepare well for negotiations, respect cultural traditions, consistently promote mutually beneficial solutions and build long-term relationships.

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