Organizing Committee of the XI Moscow International Financial and Economic Forum, chaired by Alexander Murychev, held a meeting in Moscow at the FBA EAC headquarters
On August 6, 2025, FBA EAC hosted a meeting of the Organizing Committee of the XI Moscow International Financial and Economic Forum (MIFEF), a key event in the business calendar conceived to open new horizons for international partnership and economic development.
The Forum will be held on November 27, 2025 in the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs at the following address: 17 Kotelnicheskaya Emb.
The main topic of the 2025 forum is “Development of Business Partnership in New Realities: Building Bridges, not Barriers” — vividly reflects the desire of business and government to overcome the challenges of modern geopolitics, sanctions barriers and maintain dynamically changing trade relations, creating effective and sustainable international alliances.
The forum program includes 4 panel discussions, which will be held at the same time from 11:00 to 13:00:⦁ Innovations in international financial and banking cooperation;
⦁ The role of BRICS as a driving force of global economic transformation;
⦁ Digital revolution and international cooperation in industry and technology;
⦁ Humanitarian dialogue and the economy of trust as the foundation of a new sustainable world order.
The forum will culminate with the plenary session “Building Bridges, not Barriers” at 14:00, where leading experts, representatives of federal agencies, international scientists and business leaders will discuss strategic directions for the development of business partnerships.
The forum is organized by the Financial and Business Association of Euro-Asian Cooperation (FBA EAC).
Traditionally, the strongest speakers of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP), the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC), and the Association of Banks of Russia (ABR) take part in the MIFEF.
Information support in 2025 is provided by the FBA EAC Herald.
The meeting of the organizing committee laid a solid foundation for a large-scale and meaningful event aimed at strengthening international business ties and creating new opportunities for joint development in the face of global economic challenges.
