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Mordovia Investment Team Improves Skills at RANEPA

Ten representatives of the Republic of Mordovia took part in the educational program "Managerial Skills. Development of Regional Teams", organized by the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA) jointly with the Ministry of Economic Development of Russia.

The delegation included representatives of executive authorities, development institutions, municipalities and business associations of the region. Among them were employees of the Development Corporation of the Republic of Mordovia: Deputy General Director Svetlana Antonova and Deputy Head of the Investment Development Department Andrey Viktorovich.

The program is aimed at developing management competencies, improving the quality of implementation of the Regional Investment Standard, developing and implementing the National Model of Target Conditions for Doing Business.

The educational course is divided into three modules. Additional events are planned between the modules: group work, exchange of experience and working visits.

The first module (April 15-18, Moscow) was devoted to key aspects of investment policy, including the National Business Model, regional development, government support instruments and the specifics of working with the agreement on the protection and promotion of capital investments (SPIC).

“The training allows the regional team to analyze the entire investor track in detail and identify areas that require improvement to organize more effective interaction between all participants in investment activities, - Andrey Viktorovich noted after the first module. - There is also an opportunity to communicate with colleagues from other regions and learn about best practices first-hand. It is planned to apply best practices in working with investors in the republic.”

The second module (August 6-8, Nizhny Novgorod) will be held in the format of an interregional forum. It will discuss the results of the National Investment Climate Rating, as well as foreign trade and practices for forming investment proposals.

The main topics of the final module (October 21-24, Moscow) will be the current status of the formation of the National Model of Target Conditions for Doing Business, government support for territories with special status, and government support instruments and measures. In addition, an exchange of experience between the participants is planned.

Participation in the RANEPA program will allow the investment team of Mordovia to more effectively implement projects and create favorable conditions for business in the region.