At this moment, Julia is speaking at a round table devoted to analysis of the most complex legal issues in public-private partnership. The discussion is part of the framework of the III Annual Investment Forum in St. Petersburg organized by the Investment Committee.

This year the event is being held at the Historical Park “Russia is My Story.”

Even in a difficult geopolitical situation, St. Petersburg remains attractive for investors and is improving business conditions, being one of the top five Russian regions in terms of annual investments into fixed assets. At the same time, the potential for project financing of investment projects in both the city and the country is far from being fulfilled. As of the beginning of this year, total investments into Russia made up what would seem a huge amount of 2.7 trillion rubles. But this is a mere 3% of Russia’s total economy. In a number of developing countries, the volume of investments under PPP agreements can reach over 15%. Growth opportunities of this market are enormous. Capital Legal Services, having vast experience and expertise in supporting PPP projects, knows better than anybody how investors can make money on this.