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'We must set goals for ourselves that are ahead of time': Putin

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  • 4 Nov 2024 19:01
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In his address at the Inventing the Future symposium, the Russian head of State stressed the importance of setting forward-looking goals and called for a sovereign worldview.

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    Russian President Vladimir Putin, surrounded by leaders of Russia's main religions, attends a flower-laying ceremony during National Unity Day at Red Square in Moscow, Russia, Monday, November 4, 2024. (Kremlin Pool Photo via AP)

President Vladimir Putin extended a message of ambition and self-determination to attendees of the Inventing the Future symposium, which began Monday at the Russia National Center in Moscow.

Gathering experts from over 100 countries, the three-day event is intended as a forum for exploring humanity's future, emerging technologies, and the evolving multipolar world order.

In his address, posted on the Kremlin's website, Putin stressed the importance of setting forward-looking goals, encouraging participants to envision strategic breakthroughs and think beyond immediate challenges.

"Despite the challenges we are facing today, we must set goals for ourselves that are ahead of time," Putin stated, calling for a "sovereign worldview" grounded in Russian national values, culture, and history.

Continuing Russian legacy

Putin highlighted Russia's legacy in scientific and technological achievements, from pioneering space exploration to advancing nuclear energy.

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He expressed confidence in Russia's capability to continue this legacy, driven by moral and patriotic ideals.

"They created a great power, opened the way to the stars for humanity," Putin said, adding that this creative spirit remains essential to shaping the country's future.

Read more: Russia unveils space plans: Satellite constellations, lunar missions

The symposium program includes more than 60 sessions featuring scientists, researchers, futurologists, and officials from around the world.

Delegates from countries such as India, Italy, China, and the UAE will discuss topics ranging from technological advancements and the multipolar global order to civilization's long-term prospects.

Organizers present the event as a unique platform for addressing global challenges through collaboration and innovation.

The Inventing the Future symposium represents Russia's bid to contribute to and influence global discussions on the future, aligning with Putin's vision of a Russia that shapes its destiny through strategic foresight and a commitment to national values.

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