Putin is building smart RUSSIAN CITIES in Serbia
According to the announcement, the memorandum was signed by Nenad Popovic, the minister without portfolio in charge of innovation and technological development during the visit of the Serbian delegation to Russia
Russian state corporation Rostek and the Government of the Republic of Serbia signed a memorandum on cooperation in the field of innovation and technological development. The countries plan to work together on a project in the field of digital economy and "cloud computing" technology. The development and implementation of smart city solutions will become the main topic of cooperation between Russia and Serbia.
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The Memorandum was signed by Nenad Popovic, Minister without Portfolio in charge of Innovation and Technological Development, and Dmitry Lelikov, Deputy Director General of Rostek Corporation during the visit of Aleksandar Vucic to Russia.
State Corporation Rostek announced the statement on this occasion.
- We have agreed on cooperation in the field of information technologies and telecommunications, digitalization of the economic sectors, implementation of smart technologies, science, and personal development. I am sure that the signed document will encourage the development of commercial and economic relations between Russian and Serbian companies and open new perspectives for mutually beneficial cooperation - said Sergei Chemezov, General Manager of Rostek.
- We focused on the development of cooperation between our universities and research organizations through the exchange of professors, students and experts in the field of innovation and digital economy. Our main goal is to take advantage of Russia's expertise in the development of smart and secure cities, and to strengthen our cooperation in this area - said Nenad Popovic, the minister without portfolio in charge of innovation and development of the Republic of Serbia, according to the statement from Rustek.
The agreement envisages the exchange of workers, production, and implementation of high-tech products and services, joint design, exchange of experience. Experts and researchers from both countries will work on a joint project.
Rostek Corporation was founded in 2007 and is engaged in the development, production, and export of high-tech industrial products, designed for civil and military use.
The corporation has over 700 organizations operating both in the military and in the civil sector and it is supplying more than 70 countries with its products.