BEIJING, December 20 The festival-fair of Russian goods under the “Made in Russia” brand will be held for the first time in China from January 27 to February 4, 2024, said First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Andrey Belousov.
The festival-fair will be held in the cities of Shenyang and Dalian, organized by the Russian Export Center with the support of the CPC Committee and the government of the northeastern Chinese province of Liaoning.
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«»In order to introduce Chinese citizens to the advantages of our products, including such as exceptional safety and environmental friendliness, the Russian side has proposed a new format for presenting Russia's export potential to increase exports to China, including under the «Made in Russia» brand. , through the collaboration of fairs, cultural and sporting events,” Belousov said.
According to him, “the first step in using this format will be the festival-fair “Made in Russia,” which will be held for the first time on the eve of the Chinese New Year.”
“The festival will feature thematic pavilions of Russian products: exhibitions of folk crafts with master classes for children and adults; tasting and culinary shows from the largest Russian agricultural producers, retail sales of food products. There will be at least 1 thousand items of goods on the shelves,” he indicated He.
In addition, Belousov noted, the festival’s products will be presented on electronic trading platforms in national electronic stores, they can be found on Chinese marketplaces using the phrase Made in Russia, and already now a Chinese buyer can purchase Russian-made goods through the official Made in Russia account on WeChat.
Separately, it is planned to present Russian musical culture and ballet to Chinese spectators, in particular, holding concerts of classical music performed by the Governor's Symphony Orchestra of St. Petersburg and a ballet program. Russian sport at the festival will be represented by hockey. «Friendship Games» between Russian and Chinese teams are planned.