The event serves as a key platform for global discussions on current challenges and future directions in the energy and fuel sectors, with Viet Nam expected to take part in a series of important bilateral engagements on its sidelines.
Ahead of the event, Russian President Vladimir Putin sent greetings to all delegates and guests, stressing that the forum has become one of the world’s most significant international gatherings for discussing pressing issues in the energy and fuel sectors.
President Putin noted that the forum brings together leaders of major enterprises and research institutes, policymakers, and experts from Russia and abroad to assess trends and prospects in the fuel and energy industries. Participants also exchange views on the technological challenges facing the sector and explore issues related to environmental protection and climate change.
This year’s forum discussions focus on both short- and long-term priorities of the oil, coal, and power industries, as well as sharing experiences in strengthening technological sovereignty and advancing digital transformation in the energy and fuel sectors.
The Russian President emphasised that despite the current complex geopolitical situation, international energy cooperation remains a top priority as it directly influences economic growth, scientific and technological progress, and quality of life worldwide. He expressed confidence that the recommendations and agreements reached during Russian Energy Week would further enhance collaboration in this strategic sector and contribute to a shared prosperous future.
The 2025 forum has attracted around 5,000 participants from 84 countries and territories, including senior executives of major energy corporations, government officials, experts, scholars, and young professionals. Over 70 events will take place within the forum’s framework, with 28 major agreements expected to be signed.
