The Working Group on the development of industrial tourism in the Omsk region discussed the stages of forming an application from the region

Today, the first meeting of the working group on the development of industrial tourism in the Omsk region was held in the Congress Hall under the leadership of Deputy Chairman of the regional Government Andrey Shpilenko.

The working group included specialists from ROIVS, the Omsk Region Development and Investment Agency, professional associations, industrial enterprises in the region, as well as representatives of universities and travel companies.

Recall that on October 4, the All-Russian educational program "Open Industry" (Accelerator 3.0) was launched at the International Forum on Industrial Tourism "PROMPRIEM". The purpose of this program is to promote the human and technological potential of Russian manufacturers by forming a new policy of openness, demonstrating the technological and environmental friendliness of enterprises.

"Specialists who will be trained at Accelerator 3.0 will receive a certificate of advanced training of the state standard "Organizer of industrial tourism". It is these people who will develop industrial tourism in the region, forming exciting and useful industrial routes for foreign delegations, schoolchildren and students, residents and guests of our city, thereby enhancing the image of the region and improving its investment attractiveness," said Evgeny Kovtun, General Director of the Omsk Region Development and Investment Agency.

During the meeting, the participants discussed the importance of the proactive participation of each member of the working group in the process of forming and implementing industrial tourism in the Omsk region; reviewed the application form from the region for the Open Industry educational program; identified the responsible persons from the working group in the areas, and also discussed the steps of activity according to the roadmap.

By October 26, the team must submit an application from the region to the Expert Council for selection.

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