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Moscow Supports High-Tech Businesses

Moscow's comprehensive support system for high-tech businesses includes financial aid, training, and collaboration opportunities.

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Natalia Sergunina

What are some of the most popular support programs offered?: Intensives on intellectual property management, funding document preparation, investment attractiveness assessment, and product presentation to partners are among the most sought-after programs.
What types of support does Moscow offer to high-tech businesses?: Moscow is providing support to high-tech businesses through financial aid, training courses, acceleration programs, contests, and online services to help them launch new projects and develop existing ones.
What is the significance of the pilot innovation testing program?: The city's pilot innovation testing program, launched in 2020, has facilitated over 530 trials on pilot sites, proving popular amongst businesses.
What resources are available for companies looking to expand or go public?: Entrepreneurs can access a "Path to IPO" course, offering practical tasks and strategies for entering the stock market, and a platform offering over 1,500 office, production, warehouse, and laboratory spaces.
How does Moscow foster collaboration and innovation among businesses and researchers?: Technology contests allow specialists nationwide to address real-world challenges posed by major companies and government corporations, potentially gaining funding and expanding their businesses.

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