Деловая встреча по международному сотрудничеству между районом Лунхуа (Шэньчжэнь) и Россией

When Shenzhen Longhua's "digital engine" meets Russia's "industrial base," what kind of synergy will be generated? On the morning of June 23, the "Shenzhen Longhua-Russia International Cooperation Matchmaking Conference," part of the Asia-Pacific International Cooperation Exchange Series, was grandly held. Hosted by the Shenzhen Longhua International Cooperation Center, the event marked a significant milestone in regional collaboration.

A high-level Russian business delegation and representatives from key enterprises in Longhua District gathered for an intensive, high-value dialogue, focusing on core sectors including the digital economy, low-altitude economy, intelligent manufacturing, cross-border services, and finance.

01  "Digital Foundation" to "Embodied Intelligence": A Hardcore Presentation

The highlight of this matchmaking session was a one-hour "practical presentation" segment. A total of six representatives took the stage, hailing from outstanding enterprises in both Russia and China.

The Russian representatives included Vasily Petrichenko, General Manager of the Lomonosov Moscow State University Science Park; Vadim Soldatov, Director and Head of AI Portfolio at Arenadata Group; and Sergey Grigoryants, Chief Legal Officer of LOR Group LLC. They took turns to not only showcase Russia's cutting-edge technologies and investment opportunities but also strongly emphasize the vast opportunities within the Chinese market.

Subsequently, three Shenzhen-based enterprises took the stage sequentially to present their latest technological achievements:Cantai Information introduced its "Little Beacon 3+2" production triad system, which has been validated within NVIDIA's global supply chain; Embodied Storm Robotics showcased its AI-native physiotherapy robot, equipped with proprietary six-axis force sensors and flexible e-skin, aiming to export a new paradigm of "service-oriented AI" to Russia; and Katyusha Russia International Supply Chain presented a comprehensive cross-border solution encompassing direct e-commerce freight services and official cooperative warehouses, facilitating the expansion of Chinese brands into the Russian market.

02 A Two-Way Commitment: From "Listening" to "Discussing Needs"

During the open networking session, representatives from both sides engaged in vibrant discussions centered around their respective core demands. Whether it involved the practical application scenarios of cutting-edge technologies, the optimization of cross-border logistics efficiency, or the digital management of large-scale engineering infrastructure, both Chinese and Russian parties were actively seeking common ground through candid communication.

This exchange session not only built a bridge for mutual benefit and win-win cooperation, but also marked a new milestone in the collaboration between Shenzhen Longhua and Russia. Their partnership in the fields of digital economy, intelligent manufacturing, and cross-border trade is now entering a new phase characterized by substantive implementation and joint development.