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The Government of the Russian Federation has approved the updated Consolidated Strategy for the Development of the Russian Manufacturing Industry until 2030 and for the period until 2035. The corresponding order was signed by the Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin . This is one of the main documents shaping the appearance of industrial production in the Russian Federation for the long term. The text of the Consolidated Strategy was updated with the participation of industry associations, the scientific community, and industry supervisors in the regions.
The consolidated strategy provides for the solution of a whole range of tasks in priority areas that were determined following the results of the strategic session “Industrial Development” in May 2023. These include creating conditions for launching a new investment cycle in all sectors, increasing the innovative potential of industrial enterprises, stimulating demand for domestic products, developing the industrial potential of the regions, and resolving personnel issues. One of the key measures of the strategy is technology policy, which provides for the rapid development of standardization.
Advanced standardization was first reflected in a strategic planning document in modern Russian history. Moreover, it was domestic experience that first introduced the concept of “advanced standardization” back in 1970-1980. Thus, advanced standardization determines the levels of increased requirements or the presentation of increased standards to those already existing and achieved in practice, which, according to forecasts, may be optimal in the subsequent period of time. According to the head of Rosstandart Anton Shalaev“The emergence of preliminary national standards, the formation of project technical committees, technical specifications and the inclusion of advanced standards of organizations in the standards fund is a good example of supporting modern approaches to the organization of advanced standardization. Such approaches can significantly reduce the time required to develop standards; work is accelerating on the preparation, testing and pilot implementation of standards in the industry and at enterprises.”
The consolidated strategy combines existing industry strategies in such areas as transport engineering, aircraft manufacturing, shipbuilding, machine tool industry, ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy, rare and rare earth materials industry, building materials industry - about 26 areas in total. Now the indicators of all sections will be interconnected, which will make it possible to obtain a synergistic effect in the economy and significantly strengthen Russia’s technological sovereignty. The updated Strategy itself is synchronized with national projects, state programs and the concept of the country’s technological development.
The document also reflects the tasks of digital transformation of industries. These include the creation of a standardization and certification system based on virtual testing technologies.
