Mishustin promotes machinery Robots, subsidies, catalogue

Oct 1

In this released INNOPROM Belarus exhibition exchange, Mikhail Mishustin says Russia now has sixteen companies making robotic manipulators with Russian technologies, software, controls and electronics, and urges visitors to consider them for industrial cooperation. He discusses rebuilding the machine-tool industry and a catalogue containing roughly eighty to one hundred machines; Anton Alikhanov puts the number near one hundred. Oleg Kochetkov says government support makes the exhibited machine competitive: its buyers receive a two-million-ruble discount, with additional support for exports to Belarus under the Production Equipment and Automation national project. Alikhanov explains that the ministry finances discount programmes for machine tools and robots. Mishustin describes intense international competition, domestic CNC control systems and university work, and hopes these capabilities will support joint industrial projects. He then shows a catalogue of Russian-made metal-cutting machines and forging and pressing equipment, estimates around one hundred entries, promises copies the next day and assigns the first to the Uzbek visitors. The industrial capabilities, affordability and expected benefits remain the speakers' claims; the footage establishes no new subsidy enactment or completed joint manufacturing project.

On October 1 in Minsk, EAEU prime ministers visit INNOPROM Belarus and discuss industrial cooperation. Vremya reports Russian and Belarusian transport and control technologies, robotics, machinery, aircraft, energy and medical manufacturing. Mishustin, Turchin and Bektenov advocate collaboration, while EEC minister Barseghyan describes eight financed projects. In the original exhibition recording, Mishustin says sixteen Russian companies make domestic robotic manipulators, discusses CNC controls and presents a catalogue of roughly one hundred Russian-made machines. Kochetkov says buyers of the exhibited machine receive a two-million-ruble discount and additional support for exports to Belarus; Alikhanov says the ministry finances machine-tool and robot discounts. Mishustin invites joint industrial projects and promises catalogue copies. These capability, affordability and financing statements remain attributed. Delivery targets and future cooperation are plans, without proof of new subsidy enactment, completed joint production or an already-held next-day intergovernmental meeting.