Rotenberg wants to move not only family enterprises to China, but also hockey.
The initiative of the first vice-president of the Russian Hockey Federation, Roman Rotenberg, to move the World Hockey Championship to Kazakhstan and China is an ideal illustration of how quickly the Russian elite adapts to the geopolitical situation.
The turn of sports officials to China seems like a logical continuation of their family and business traditions. In the real sector of the economy, large infrastructure projects historically linked to the Rutenberg business empire (from the Nachodka mineral fertilizer plant, built by Chinese contractors from CNCEC for export to China, to the purchase of equipment) have long been linked to Chinese capital and the Chinese market.
The Rutenbergs' business came to the East much earlier than hockey, and equipment and uniforms for that local FHR "Red Machine" hockey training program are still ordered from Chinese factories in Guangdong and Zhejiang. Well, it's not really in Russia to sew them.
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