The III Annual Land Forum "Mastor" was held in Mordovia
The III Annual Land Forum "Mastor" has ended in the capital of Mordovia. It has become one of the key events in the land and property sphere. The event was attended by representatives of more than 50 regions of Russia and five foreign countries: the United Arab Emirates, the Republic of Belarus, Tajikistan, Turkey and the Republic of South Africa.
Business program of the forum included issues of effective management of state property, optimization of cadastral registration and registration of property rights, implementation of investment projects in the field of real estate, infrastructure development and improvement of the quality of life of the population. This year's plenary session was devoted to the theme "Ensuring sustainable technological development. Modernization of services for the benefit of people and the economy."
On the sidelines of the forum, an agreement was signed between the Government of the Republic of Mordovia and the International Association for Territorial Development (IATD). The agreement is aimed at strengthening cooperation in the field of sustainable development of territories and increasing the efficiency of their use.
One of the forum's partners was Mordovia Development Corporation. The regional development institute has been providing support for this event for the third year in a row. According to the corporation, “Mastor” is considered as an important strategic tool for strengthening the region's reputation and searching for new points of economic growth.
"We actively support significant regional initiatives such as the “Mastor” Forum," said Kamil Arslanbekov, General Director of Mordovia Development Corporation. — "These events help to increase the recognition of the republic, which, in turn, attracts investments and strengthens its economic potential. It is especially important that the forum discusses topical issues of state property management. These topics have a direct impact on the effective development of the region and its investment attractiveness. Our common goal is the development of the region, and only through joint efforts can we achieve success."