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Vladivostok is welcoming guests to the Eastern Economic Forum for the fourth time. What does the capital of Russias southeastern coast have to offer investors? Vladivostoks Mayor Vitaly Verkeenko talks to us about the citys history, its present-day role, and where it is headed.

Muscovite Narek Oganisyan is now the owner of an entire uninhabited island, on which he is planning to create a pirate adventure tourist attraction.

The InfraONE Research analytical review «Infrastructure Investments. Far East», prepared exclusively for the 5th Eastern Economic Forum, surveys the current state of the Far Eastern Districts infrastructure and its investment market, regional authorities plans for the launch of infrastructure facilities construction projects and estimates their implementation potential.