and from the side, unfortunately, of our e, the stages closest to us, e, quite unexpectedly for me, e , a few weeks ago. we saw the same position on the part of finland, which also has a program to lure russian scientists there, outright poaching. so yes, er, to, unfortunately, these are not only such functional limitations. let's say, ministry with ministry of e. in some places, the academy does not cooperate with the academy. let's go down to the level of the scientists, what's wrong? for my part, we categorically disagree, we strive support. uh, any contacts. uh, and uh, we appeal to our scientist that really understand patience, uh and i'm sure that the

situation will improve and it's very important to understand that after a while. i think it will not look. remote time. anyway, we will start cooperating again. it is very important not to let these contacts go to zero. it is clear that it is always easier to develop from some level than to start everything from scratch again, and in this sense, it is unconditional for maintaining this cooperation, despite from my side. keep making various assumptions about the conference meeting. oh, and we continue to be active here. yes, we have cooperation channels to the south. e on the bridge to the southeast. uh, there uh, traditionally ties are quite strong with you, we see that china is now occupying uh.

more and more it can be said, the leading positions of more and more sectors of science, er, and the funds that er in china are spent on science are basic science. uh, yes, and applied science is very large, so this is our traditional direction of communication. uh, here uh, collaboration of laboratory scientists continues to open. ah, new possibilities. e. well, let's say hmm somehow with some limitation. eh, look, eh. many of our teams, let's say cooperation with iran, but. uh now uh, here are the conditions of such sanctions that we have been subjected to, so to speak. i think that this is even more volume than the sanctions imposed on the iranian yes at times. we also understand that in some sense we can e. to get some experience from iran in terms

of organizing science in terms of maintaining these ties with the whole world in terms of the connection of science with technology, so this experience is very interesting to us and, uh, cooperation with iran will also develop without a doubt. well, i must say that we always have a traditional e, such a vector e he is geographically multidirectional. i mean brix uh, this is also saved. various e, conferences and new projects are discussed here. so here, uh, here here connections are going to work in interesting new directions. for us. this is the united arab emirates boat. they now very large funds are invested in the development of science and technology, and at the same time it does not have such a basis, including fundamental research on the connection between fundamental sciences and applied sciences. they are also drawn to us. uh, that is, there are new opportunities that we certainly

uh must develop. i correctly understood from your answer that you consider that in the current conditions it is absolutely necessary to conduct a year of fundamental science under the united nations russia was one of the so-called events of the decade of science in our country, and we just have specific proposals. what to do one of these proposals. this is, in fact, our joint appeal. i advise the federation uh uh, an event dedicated to the discovery of fundamental sciences, uh, who are interested in development in russia, uh, we propose to hold one of these events in bashkiria on july 10th. uh, bashkiria is absolutely uh, wonderful, but scientific-ku. to the tourist site it's like a

cave a cave in which uh, ancient painting and, uh, according to the video, the age of this painting is from thirty thousand to 15,000 years. this is, uh, one of the most ancient uh artifacts that have been unearthed, and uh, the government of the republic has invested a lot of money. e in the creation of such a scientific cultural and tourist complex. right next to some kind of cave. eh, it's already built. uh, the building itself is an absolutely wonderful open-air museum of the beautiful waitress. uh, where will the concerts and performances also related to this be given, uh? with the history of peoples

the interaction of cultures and manage the head of the republic earlier faritovich khabirov, when we visited bashkiria a month ago. uh, well , in fact, we have agreed that together we propose to hold such an event. the federation council supported us. uh, so uh, on the tenth of july, there will be uh, a completely wonderful holiday along with a scientific conference, and we uh invite everyone there, including uh, a wonderful television channel, uh, light up. this is a very interesting event, the opening of the year of fundamental sciences. uh how u actually like that international year. uh, in russia, well, see you in bashkiria. thank you very much. thank you.

the main business event of the year for each company is the time of making deals they are not only an interview with the representative of the board of directors of sibur llc mikhail chairs yuryevich hello, good afternoon last month russian companies have faced unprecedented pressure from sanctions they are associated with trade restrictions, here are financial restrictions , logistical complexity specifically for your company. which of the above which the problems turned out to be the most, probably, the most difficult and which nevertheless managed to be solved in fact, indeed, you listed an open list of everything that our production activity faced, our sales activities, indeed, the provision of production of special and has special components. and even here, support, mainly carried out during the

summer period of shutdown repairs of our production facilities and, of course, logistics related to the provision of threads and finished products. she refused significant influence such know on my taste is a mixture of voluntarism, they allow them to look for stupidity, which we encountered precisely in its scope, i agree with you quite unprecedented. if you highlight, it can be the most difficult. i would say that this is logistics, since the stoppage of those chains that we have been building in the literal sense of the word for decades. it's not a figure of speech, because we really are very closely connected. and lately, customer orientation has allowed us, you know, justin time, well, to minutes, calculate how retail chains work. this is how ours worked the largest production company in our country is a petrochemical company, but nevertheless, nevertheless , it was. that is why logistics is probably the highest height, the second is the chains associated

with financial financial flows, that is, speed. ah. let's just say the clarity of fulfillment of obligations, but in general as a whole. this affected exports in the first place, and our main task here was to restructure these areas. on the whole, we succeeded in great merit. in this, of course, our collegiate large team that i have you have the honor to be here today, so that's probably the main challenge. these are logistics and the clarity of fulfilling the obligations of certain parties from the point of view of finances , we’ll talk a little more about exports. uh, a significant share was occupied by exports to europe and how export flows were redistributed. what is the current structure? from products to products, i'm right, the proportion has been high for about a quarter of our first head products. i mean

, polymers and rubber hose europe has been consistently for the past three months this volume decreased. well, today. we can say that we don’t have european exports of polymers, but we understand that it took a long time to set up, as i said, related to technological partnerships in the territory of greater europe, but in terms of volumes, europe is certainly not the largest consumer and south -east asia where we switched our main volumes. here, more than ever, we needed clarity and speed, probably in making decisions already in the logistics interactions building our technological chain. e, that is, in fact, accelerated homologation and part of our products , an increase in the range, which we offered in particular in china, that is, for both polypropylene and

polyethylene. but one more thing, i’ll probably say that the effect we got from this redistribution of the market is certainly very serious . i understand correctly that negative effects are that part has not yet been redistributed to this, since our main market, despite the large share of exports, is the domestic market. i will return to this for sure. this added to us, let's say, work, and complicated supply chains, lengthened our shoulders , gave us new logistical challenges, but i am positive that what has been accumulated over decades and europe cannot be closed in less than a day. not for two or even for a year. special grades of rubber blending rubbers special products polymers special grades that e are used in solutions already in finished products and in the european housing and communal services and in auto components compounds,

which were also developed by us. together, so we'll see. i think that common sense should prevail and we will see how, under what conditions, we will be able to return to these markets, i believe in the best. but the main thing that has already been mentioned. this is, of course, the domestic market. and here we managed not only to keep it, but rather, on the contrary, to increase our presence, because the reverse side, that is, the induction policy, which our colleagues, our so-called partners, have undertaken, including in old europe, the absence of imports into our country of a number of polymer grades of a number of finished products. this created an opportunity for us in terms of output and, of course , for the industries that follow us. and we are not the first year. i think that about 10 years in our company can be safely called and deservedly, in my opinion , called client-centric, that is, in fact. we have been working for a long time