From June 18 to 21, 2024, the “Movement” Forum will take place in Sochi, Russian Federation. It is the 5th anniversary, the largest real estate forum in the CIS. The anniversary year has brought together thousands of industry professionals to discuss the latest market trends, find partners and investments, and exchange best practices in real estate and urban planning.
Currently, the Chairman of the Association of Builders of Uzbekistan, Mansur Niyazmukhammedov, and senior managers of major development companies from Uzbekistan are participating in the Forum.
As a result of the forums held in 2020-2023, 7,506 participants, 565 speakers, 131 cities, 640 companies, and 10 countries took part, with 34 exhibits. This year, more than 6,000 participants from various countries around the world are taking part in the Forum.
The Forum brings together not only representatives of the business community but also executive and legislative authorities. In particular, at the Plenary Session of the 5th Anniversary Forum, the Deputy Minister of Housing and Communal Services of the Russian Federation, Nikita Evgenyevich Stasishin, the First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Construction and Housing and Communal Services, Vladimir Koshelev, and others took part.
Based on the outcomes of the Forum, it should be noted that alongside other achievements in the real estate market, there is a marked dynamic growth in the sector’s digitalization, largely thanks to the enhanced role of the State and numerous companies in this direction. On the Russian real estate market, several large platforms have been created that enable both industry players and consumers to organize their operations as efficiently as possible and stay informed about market trends, opportunities, and changes.
Benchmarking sessions, exchanges of experience and knowledge, and a series of meetings with representatives of major international companies have been organized. In particular, within the Forum, Mansur Niyazmukhammedov met with Viktor Mikryukov, President of the Kazakhstan Builders Association, and Susana Kirakosyan, Deputy Chair of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation’s Committee on Entrepreneurship in Housing and Utilities.
The Association of Builders of Uzbekistan has reached agreements to carry out joint work on improving the regulatory and legal framework in urban planning, housing and communal services, technical norms and standards, as well as on the phased digitalization of the construction and housing-and-utilities sectors.
