"I am glad to welcome you in the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry! There are a huge number of business structures in Russia that are created by entrepreneurs themselves: self-regulatory organizations, trade unions, public unions. But we differ favorably from all others, since we act on the basis of special laws of the Russian Federation and Moscow. And special powers have been delegated to us from the state," Vladimir Platonov, President of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce, opened the meeting with his speech.

Then he briefly spoke about the services that the Moscow Chamber of Commerce provides to business. The head of the Chamber of Commerce recalled that he graduated from the Patrice Lumumba Peoples' Friendship University, which gave him three degrees at once: legal, political and international. "We appeal to our graduates: send your children and grandchildren to study. And in parallel, the Chamber of Commerce will help them establish contacts," the head of the Chamber of Commerce told about the project "Entrepreneurship School for Foreign Students "Start your Business with Moscow", which is being implemented by the Chamber with the support of the Moscow Public Relations and Youth Policy Committee within the framework of a Grant from the Mayor of Moscow.

Dr. Yousef Zainal, the former Member of Parliament of the Kingdom of Bahrain, Chairman of the Union of Graduates of Soviet and Russian Universities in the Kingdom of Bahrain, the founder and owner of the law company Yousif Zainal Law Firm, in response thanked Vladimir Platonov for the warm welcome, a story about the work of the capital's business and for the opportunity to discuss cooperation opportunities. "The good relations that have developed between His Excellency the King of Bahrain and Russian President Vladimir Putin help to promote issues that were difficult during a certain period. They have now been resolved with the help of our leadership," Dr. Youssef Zeinal stressed. Then he turned to the issues of the relationship between the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the.

He spoke about the desire to give Bahraini citizens the opportunity to study in the Russian Federation: "We are ready to implement such projects, we are especially interested in learning Russian, since there are many issues related to the training of translators for our state. From our side, we can expand opportunities for Russians: to appeal to the King of Bahrain to give us a piece of land where we can build a Russian house. His work will be related to Russian culture and trade. Russian Russian is a language that many people in Bahrain are interested in learning, but unfortunately, so far there have been no places in the kingdom where those who wish could study Russian." In addition, the parties discussed issues related to the arbitration court of the Arab Gulf countries and the development of the Assembly of the Peoples of Eurasia.

Vladislav Mishchenko, Director of the Department of Foreign Economic Relations and International Cooperation of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry, noted that Bahrain, like the entire region of the Arab Gulf countries, is a very interesting area for Russian business. He also spoke about the upcoming International Municipal Forum of the BRICS countries, where specific projects of specific cities will be announced.

The parties agreed to carry out operational communication online. "Information exchange is the simplest thing we can start with," Vladislav Mishchenko summed up.