Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation for Digital Development Dmitry Peskov. Archival photoMOSCOW, June 9In the coming years, the world is waiting for the curtailment of globalism and «islandization», and in these conditions Russia needs to achieve technological sovereignty, Dmitry Peskov, special presidential envoy for digital development, expressed this opinion.
"The most likely scenario in the coming years is "islandization". Virtually guaranteed — the collapse of globalism and the end of the global security system of the 20th century. Rebooting global technology markets, nationalization of technical standards, relocalization of the production of critical goods", Peskov wrote in his column for RBC.
In such a situation, according to the special representative, all major economic blocs will want to produce food and medicine at home. «This is what is happening right now,» he added. Peskov also noted that in the next 10 years, Russia will have to create «technological sovereignty» as part of the scenario of building its own «island», the same awaits the United States and China. In addition, according to the Special Representative, Russia is now facing several major challenges, including the response to the green agenda, the creation of its own techno-economic block, the export package of agricultural products, a new generation of transport logistics corridors with Asian countries, as well as the export of global security and the solution of the problem human capital. The Special Representative of the President added that in today's realities it makes no sense to engage in technology without solving the problem of cognitive sovereignty, which implies the presence of one's own analytical abilities, «to separate what you really need from what is imposed on you by others.» Thus , according to Peskov, technological sovereignty should help in ensuring security, energy, food independence, the availability of essential goods, transport connectivity, the production of information, access to the means of production.
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