On March 18-20th, the international exhibition of logistics services TRANS RUSSIA 2025 took place at the complex Crocus Expo. A total of 595 Russian and foreign participants presented their achievements to numerous visitors. Every year the foreign part of the exhibition grows and develops. This year, companies from Turkey, China, India, Azerbaijan, Mongolia and Armenia offered their services as well.

More than 150 top experts spoke about the trends in the logistics industry, shared forecasts and best practices during the business programme of the exhibition.

On the sidelines of the event, representatives of the transport industry and market participants discussed the main areas of work to establish an effective system of transport and logistics services.

On March 18th, ALLWE's employees visited the international exhibition CABEX 2025 where companies from Russia and a number of other countries presented their latest developments in the field of cable products.

During that event, ALLWE's team met with some major manufacturers from China to discuss possibilities and potential for mutually beneficial cooperation on promising projects in the future.

Chinese companies showed interest in working with the Russian Foreign Trade Company in the field of cable products supply and agreed to maintain bilateral contacts to develop work in this area.

On March 6th, at the invitation of the public organization Business Russia, ALLWE’s representatives attended a meeting with a Zimbabwean delegation headed by the minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Amon Murwira.

On the Russian side, in addition to business community, the meeting was attended by Renat Agliullin, deputy director of the Department for the development of bilateral cooperation at the Ministry of Economic Development.

The participants discussed prospects for cooperation between Russian and Zimbabwean companies in various areas of trade, including agriculture, aviation and satellite data transmission. They highlighted the good dynamics in bilateral trade and expressed their intention to improve the results that have already been achieved by diversifying commerce.

In turn, representatives of the delegation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade of Zimbabwe reassured unanimously their intention to create in the republic another trade and logistics hub in Africa. Besides, the delegates, including representatives of Zimbabwe's national trade development and promotion organization ZimTrade, called on Russian companies to invest in infrastructure projects.

The delegation of the Russian Foreign Trade Company ALLWE, headed by the President B.I. Skripnik, visited at the invitation of the Embassy of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar the Russian-Myanmar Business Forum held in Moscow on March 5th.

On the sidelines of the forum, the President of the company met with a representative of a partner company with whom ALLWE plans to develop a number of important projects in the future in various areas of trade.

The delegation also met with the President of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, Mr. Aye Win. During that conversation, the parties agreed to continue bilateral contacts to strengthen ALLWE's cooperation with new private companies in Myanmar.

The Russia-Myanmar Business Forum was organized by the Embassy of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar in cooperation with Mr. Myo Thu Korn, economic counsellor. The event was attended by the Myanmar Prime Minister Min Aung Hlaing, the Minister for Investment and Foreign Economic Relations Kan Zaw, and other senior officials, who urged the Russian business community to increase investment and strengthen trade and economic relations with Myanmar.

On February 18th in 2025, the president of Foreign Trade Company ALLWE B.I. Skripnik held a videoconference with Almir Americo, the head of the Moscow office of the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil), during which he expressed his interest in developing cooperation with Brazilian companies.

B.I. Skripnik told Mr. Americo about the main areas of ALLWE's activities and offered to assist interested Brazilian companies in entering the markets of Russia and other countries of The Commonwealth of Independent States, as well as those out of the CIS. In turn, Mr. Americo spoke about the specific features of foreign exporters' work with Brazil.

The participants of the conference stated that in the difficult geopolitical conditions, solving financial and logistical issues is not an easy task. In this regard, the president of the Russian Foreign Trade Company offered ALLWE's experience and competences in overcoming difficulties.

On February 11th in 2025, ALLWE's president Skripnik B.I. visited the Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania in the Russian Federation at the invitation of the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Fredrick Ibrahim Kibuta to hold talks on the development of bilateral trade.

The parties discussed ALLWE's existing ties with Tanzanian companies that operate in the agricultural sector. The Russian Foreign Trade Company will consider the Ambassador's proposal to import Tanzanian coffee to Russia and other countries' markets. The participants addressed during their negotiations a number of other important topics related to the implementation of the already established cooperation of the Russian Foreign Trade Company with Tanzania in the agricultural sector.

In addition, Skripnik B.I. and Fredrick Ibrahim Kibuta discussed the prospects of ALLWE's cooperation in other areas, such as industry and energy. The Russian Foreign Trade Company presented a number of projects that could be implemented in Tanzania in order to develop the country's tourism sector.

On January 31th the commercial attache of the Republic of Tunisia in the Russian Federation and head of the Tunisian Export Promotion Center, Hela Hanachi, visited ALLWE's office to discuss with the president of the Russian Foreign Trade Company Skripnik B.I. the prospects of cooperation with Tunisian companies.

During the meeting, the parties addressed the possibilities of development of ALLWE's trade with interested enterprises of Tunisia's industrial sector, as well as companies operating on the market of this North African country in the field of agriculture. The commercial attache showed an interest in olive oil supplies, while ALLWE offered the Tunisian side access to a large number of markets. The participants of the meeting also addressed issues related to transport and financial logistics.

The parties stated that due to the unstable political situation in the world, many companies experience difficulties in cooperation with Russia, but continue to show great interest in its development. In this regard, the Tunisian commercial attache proposed to organize a webinar with ALLWE in the near future in order to the Russian company presents possible solutions to the existing problems.

The employees of Foreign Trade Company ALLWE attended the agricultural exhibition AGROS 2025, which opened on January 22 in Moscow. During this event, manufacturers and distributors from various countries, including China and Turkey, presented their products and technological developments in this field.

There ALLWE visited stands of a large number of companies working in the area of agriculture to discuss ways of developing bilateral mutually beneficial cooperation and exchanged contacts in order to implement joint projects in the future.

Besides, ALLWE employees attended the international conference "Agricultural Economy in the Middle East and Africa: Current Realities and Goals", where the Tunisian commercial attache and head of the Tunisian Export Promotion Centre, Hela Hanachi, and the chairman of Exportway Group, as well as the advisor for international relations of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Agriculture, Mazen Kaisi, presented the dynamics of their countries' trade with the Russian Federation and the potential for its development.