Outstanding quotes from EEF 2022: Forum participants on transport and tourism

The next issue of BCG Review, which covered the most important and relevant topics: the future of the economy, development of the labour market and competitiveness of Russia in the world, digitalisation and artificial intelligence, modern approach to managing changes and client focus.

There is no industry more severely affected by COVID-19 pandemic than aviation.

For some the northern sea route simply means a line on the map. For others it is reminiscent of the romantic expeditions of Semyon Dezhnev, Alexander Kolchak or Otto Schmidt. Some will recall the two captains, a movie about the search for a lost arctic expedition, the favourite of a distant childhood. It is also a grandiose global-scale project: building of a short-cut that will not only connect the European part of Russia to the far east but will also become the transportation artery for the entire world. Is it possible that ships will run the northern seas like commuter trains? When will the project, which dreamers can only compare to the first manned space mission, begin? We answer these and other questions together with Vyacheslav Ruksha , deputy director general of ROSATOM state atomic energy corporation and director for the northern sea route directorate.