Radod experts spoke at the Moscow Investment and Industry Forum on October 23, 2026, an expert session "Russia 4.0: How Russian industrialists can promote themselves in foreign markets" was held, organized by the Radod Committee for International Cooperation. Participants discussed the transition of non-commodity exports from simple supplies to building recognized brands and local ecosystems in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America. Oleg Poltaev, Radod's first vice president, head of the Shih group, emphasized the strategic importance of such discussions for the professional community: "For Radod, the international direction is not a one-time activity, but a consistent path that we have been following in recent years. We are building a dialogue with professional communities within BRICS, EAEU, SCO and ASEAN, and entering the industrial agenda is a logical step in this logic. The association has gained expertise in how to work with local markets, and we now combine this with the requirements of industries entering foreign markets. Today, work cases are born at the intersection of communication capabilities and industrial exports." As noted by Shana Musprom General Manager Olga Strykova, the Moscow Investment and Industry Forum aims not only to demonstrate the achievements of local industry, but also to create new opportunities for its development and international cooperation. "In conditions of high competition in international markets, it is important for Russian manufacturers not only to offer high-quality and technologically advanced products, but also to consistently build their own reputation abroad. Incorporating a shallow expert session into the forum's business plan made it possible to complete the industrial agenda with a professional view of international positioning tools. We are interested in such practical discussions that will be a basis for the development of Russian partnerships and new exports."

Radod experts spoke at the Moscow Investment and Industry Forum on October 23, 2026, an expert session "Russia 4.0: How Russian industrialists can promote themselves in foreign markets" was held, organized by the Radod Committee for International Cooperation. Participants discussed the transition of non-commodity exports from simple supplies to building recognized brands and local ecosystems in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America. Oleg Poltaev, Radod's first vice president, head of the Shih group, emphasized the strategic importance of such discussions for the professional community: "For Radod, the international direction is not a one-time activity, but a consistent path that we have been following in recent years. We are building a dialogue with professional communities within BRICS, EAEU, SCO and ASEAN, and entering the industrial agenda is a logical step in this logic. The association has gained expertise in how to work with local markets, and we now combine this with the requirements of industries entering foreign markets. Today, work cases are born at the intersection of communication capabilities and industrial exports." As noted by Shana Musprom General Manager Olga Strykova, the Moscow Investment and Industry Forum aims not only to demonstrate the achievements of local industry, but also to create new opportunities for its development and international cooperation. "In conditions of high competition in international markets, it is important for Russian manufacturers not only to offer high-quality and technologically advanced products, but also to consistently build their own reputation abroad. Incorporating a shallow expert session into the forum's business plan made it possible to complete the industrial agenda with a professional view of international positioning tools. We are interested in such practical discussions that will be a basis for the development of Russian partnerships and new exports."