On October 8-10, Omsk will host the inRussia 2026 International Forum, an annual platform for the development of industrial infrastructure, which this year will be held in the Omsk Region for the first time. The main business program will take place in the Regional Congress Hall.
ASI, together with the regions of the Siberian Federal District, is preparing a regional strategic session. It will be held in the middle of autumn in Novosibirsk. The participants will identify measures to achieve regional indicators of the National Model of Target Business Conditions for 2027 and 2030.
At the moment, specialists have already completed a number of key updates.
On October 8-10, Omsk will host the inRussia 2026 International Forum dedicated to the development of industrial infrastructure, attracting investments and expanding industrial cooperation. The event is organized by the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia, the Government of the Omsk Region, the Association of Clusters, Technoparks and SEZs of Russia together with the National Association of Investment and Development Agencies.
The project is planned to be implemented on the territory of the left-bank part of Omsk. The sports cluster will combine professional and amateur infrastructure: 4 indoor and 3 outdoor tennis courts, 6 padel tennis courts, as well as a general physical training hall. A cafe area and parking space will be provided for the comfort of visitors.
From August 26 to August 30, 2026, the 22nd Siberian Agrotechnical Exhibition and Fair Agro-Omsk was held in the park On Korolev.
In August of this year, through the digital service "PIC.Business" is a single window for dialogue between entrepreneurs and the government. 39 appeals from the business community of the region were processed.
A project is ready for investors in the Omsk Region to create a berry shock freezing workshop that can process up to 20 tons of products per year. This will require 350 million rubles. The money will be returned with a profit in less than 7 years.
The program was based on the principle of full immersion: participants not only studied theory, but also personally participated in the activities of state and municipal authorities. We saw how management decisions were made and made suggestions. The future managers visited the leading enterprises of the region, got acquainted with the work of key institutions, and also attended cultural and sports events, which allowed them to better understand the potential of the Omsk region.