The Eastern Economic Forum 2022 has come to an end in Vladivostok. The forum’s participants concluded agreements worth 3.3 trillion roubles. As foreign guests and participants note, the EEF days in the context of new political realities gave them a new perspective on global economic processes as well. For example, Andrew Prince Johnson, a businessman from Uganda, said the Eastern Economic Forum 2022 gave him and his colleagues from other countries new meanings in the field of international cooperation
“My experience at the Eastern Economic Forum was a good opportunity for us, and of course for young people. I found it particularly important to see for myself how we can properly build up a chain of cooperation and establish partnerships with different countries. We can give a lot of opportunities to people and also support different projects. I am very glad that this Eastern Economic Forum has brought some understanding and new ideas, not only to me and other businessmen from Uganda, but also to my colleagues from Argentina and other parts of the world,” said Andrew Prince Johnson, a participant of EEF-2022, to the reporters at the forum.
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