The first business event in Russia that united technology and creative industries - the track "Creative Code. Technologies" - brought together more than 100 experts and almost 3,000 participants. The results were summarized at the "Creative Dialogues" business breakfast. Autumn" in Taurid Palace. The general director of Gazprom's Cultural Initiatives Support Fund, Elena Davydova, stated that over 15 expert meetings were held at the Lachta Center as part of the Creative Economy Days. The broadcasts of sessions and expert interviews on RUTUBE got more than 3 million views per day, which was a huge result. In addition, in the conversation about the role of large businesses in the creative economy, a new lens was offered: the first large-scale study on the contribution of large industrial businesses to the creative economy of Russia was presented. It covered 660 projects and enabled the creation of a library of practices across all 16 creative industries. The business breakfast continued the track program "Creative Code. Technologies", held the day before, October 28, at the Lachta Center. The breakfast is organized by Gazprom, the event is supported by the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, the Federation Council and the Government of St. Petersburg.

The first business event in Russia that united technology and creative industries - the track "Creative Code. Technologies" - brought together more than 100 experts and almost 3,000 participants. The results were summarized at the "Creative Dialogues" business breakfast. Autumn" in Taurid Palace. The general director of Gazprom's Cultural Initiatives Support Fund, Elena Davydova, stated that over 15 expert meetings were held at the Lachta Center as part of the Creative Economy Days. The broadcasts of sessions and expert interviews on RUTUBE got more than 3 million views per day, which was a huge result. In addition, in the conversation about the role of large businesses in the creative economy, a new lens was offered: the first large-scale study on the contribution of large industrial businesses to the creative economy of Russia was presented. It covered 660 projects and enabled the creation of a library of practices across all 16 creative industries. The business breakfast continued the track program "Creative Code. Technologies", held the day before, October 28, at the Lachta Center. The breakfast is organized by Gazprom, the event is supported by the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, the Federation Council and the Government of St. Petersburg.