History
2025
Receiving ₽23 billion for construction and development
Until 2028, ₽23 billion federal funds will be allocated for the construction and development of an innovative scientific and technological center on Russky Island. This was announced on November 20, 2025 by the Minister of Vocational Education and Employment of the Primorsky Territory Sergei Dubovitsky at a meeting of the Legislative Assembly Committee on Social Policy and Protection of Citizens' Rights.
According to RBC, the funds will be used to build four scientific and educational complexes. These are four blocks where residents will be housed - innovative technology companies with their research centers. Areas of activity include IT, marine engineering, biotechnology and biomedicine.
Sergei Dubovitsky noted that in fact a cluster is being created that is close in functionality to the domestic analogue of Silicon Valley. The concentration of scientific, educational and technology companies in one place should create a synergistic effect. The proximity of research centers to educational institutions accelerates the transfer of technology from science to industry.
The comparison with Silicon Valley indicates that the project is ambitious. The American technology cluster has been forming for decades around Stanford University. INTC "Russian" is integrated with the second stage of the campus of the Far Eastern Federal University. The university provides a talent base for technology companies.
The first building of the pilot site has already been commissioned. 16 residents entered it, of which 12 companies were not from Primorsky Krai. The geography of the participants testifies to the interregional attractiveness of the project. Companies from other regions are ready to move or open divisions in the Far East.
Among the residents there are developers of blood glucose monitoring systems and diabetic test strips. They use their own technology based on the enzymes GOD and GDH-FAD. Medical technologies are one of the priority areas of the center. The development of domestic medical devices reduces dependence on imports.[1]
Official opening
On September 4, 2025, the President Russia Vladimir Putin launched the pilot site of an innovative technological complex on Russky Island Vladivostok with a total investment of ₽25,5 billion. The new facility with an area of 7.6 thousand square meters was the first in the innovation center to house laboratories, research units and experimental production of Russian high-tech companies. The opening ceremony was attended by the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Yuri Trutnev and the head. Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East Alexey Chekunkov
According to the press service of the Ministry for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic, investments in the first stage of construction of the technological cluster amounted to more than ₽650 million. The project was implemented with the participation of the Ministry for the Development of the Russian Federation and the Primorsky Territory using state support mechanisms.
Trutnev stressed the need for accelerated introduction of innovative industries and new technologies in the Far East. According to him, the new center will unite high-tech business, engineers and researchers from different countries. A cluster of high-tech companies will be created in Primorye, and Vladivostok will become a center of attraction for scientists and young specialists.
Chekunkov described the complex as a single center for the scientific and technological development of the Far East and a conveyor of innovative developments from laboratory research to pilot batches. The center's areas of work correspond to global technological trends and include biotechnology, the study of the resources of the World Ocean and information technology.
Elena Kharisova, Director General of the Development Fund of the Russian Research and Development Center, reported to the President on the readiness of the facility and plans to accommodate the first residents by the end of 2025. Until the end of the year, 16 companies with a portfolio of 30 innovative projects will start working at the center.[2]
Start of IT park construction
On Russky Vo Island Vladivostok , the construction of an information technology park began within the framework of the Russky Innovation Scientific and Technological Center (INTC). The complex will consist of three modern buildings with a height of three to four floors, united by a multi-light atrium. The project is being implemented on behalf of the president Russia Vladimir Putin at the base. Far Eastern Federal University This became known on July 16, 2025.
According to the initiators of the project, special attention is paid to engineering solutions in the project, taking into account the high seismicity of the region, complex terrain and increased requirements for noise and vibration isolation. The building is designed so that laboratories and workspaces are protected from external interference, which creates optimal conditions for working on high-precision technologies.
The atrium will become the centerpiece of the complex and will be used as a congress and exhibition space for technological events. The multi-light space is designed to organize presentations of new technologies and other specialized events.
The developer of the project is the Development Fund of the Russian Research and Development Center, 53 Central Design Institute JSC has been appointed general designer. The selection of professional participants ensures the high quality of the implementation of the architectural and construction project.
The IT park will become a platform for the development of microelectronics, artificial intelligence and other advanced technological areas. The creation of the center is aimed at ensuring the technological sovereignty of Russia in key sectors of the digital economy.
On the basis of the Far Eastern Federal University, a comprehensive ecosystem is being formed for the development and introduction of knowledge-intensive products. The university base provides access to scientific personnel and research infrastructure for the work of park residents.[3]
2024
The construction of the INTC "Russian" will cost 24 billion rubles, first of all will be commissioned by mid-2025
The Ministry of Development Far East Arctic and in December 2024 presented a project for the construction of an innovative scientific and technological center on Russky (INTC) "Russian" Vo Island. Vladivostok The amount of financing for the largest project under the Far Eastern Concession program will amount to ₽24 billion.
The first stage of the project - a four-story building with an area of 7.6 thousand square meters - is already under construction and will be completed by mid-2025. ₽651 million were allocated from a single presidential subsidy for the implementation of the pilot platform.
Minister for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic Alexei Chekunkov explained that INTC "Russian" will combine the educational base of FEFU, new infrastructure and preferential treatment for residents, including zero rates on income tax, property, VAT and preferential rent.
The rector of FEFU Boris Korobets said that the pilot site is designed to accommodate at least 15 first residents who will launch more than 50 high-tech projects in the fields of biomedicine, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and information technologies. The volume of private investment will exceed ₽1 billion, more than 280 jobs will be created.
The first resident of the INTC was MedPharm, which will develop an enzyme solution for diabetic test strips. Other residents include manufacturers of pharmaceutical products and dietary supplements of Antey Group of Companies, Aveksima OJSC, producer of plant extracts Solnechnaya Energia LLC, manufacturer of household chemicals of Tikhanovskaya Group of Companies and IT divisions of T-Bank and ATB.
It is also planned to build a PJSC synchrotron "Russian photon source" engineering center Rosneft Oil Company and the second stage of the campus on the territory of the INTC. FEFU The project aims to form a world-class high-tech science center focused on Asia-Pacific markets by 2030.[4]
Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to build an innovative scientific and technical center on Russky Island
The President Russia Vladimir Putin instructed to build an innovative scientific and technical center (INTC) on Russky Island. Primorsky Territory According to the head, the Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East Alexey Chekunkov project will be implemented under a Far Eastern concession, and the total cost of construction will be ₽24 billion. The minister told about this in September 2024.
According to TASS, a comparable amount of funds will be used to attract leading scientists to work in the new center. Chekunkov clarified that the specific details of the program to attract specialists will be agreed with the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Russia. It is planned that the INTC will become a major scientific platform contributing to the development of advanced technologies and deepening scientific cooperation with Asian countries.
The construction of the first pilot building of the INTC has already begun, its area is 7.5 thousand m ², and, as Chekunkov said, all areas have already been distributed among future residents of the center. The pilot building is located in close proximity to the Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU) and is part of the general concept of creating the Russian Advanced Scientific Cluster on the island.
According to the minister, the INTC will be a key element in the development of the Far East as one of the country's technological and scientific centers. The project is aimed at creating favorable conditions for research, the development of new technologies, as well as the development of international cooperation, primarily with the states of the Asia-Pacific region.
In addition to the construction of the INTC, the Russian government has already invested in the creation of an innovative industrial center on Russky Island. Chekunkov added that over the past few years, the region has been actively developing infrastructure to support science and innovation. In particular, more than ₽700 million was allocated for the creation of the first pilot site of the INTC, which is planned to be officially opened in 2025.[5]
Notes
- ↑ 23 billion rubles will be allocated for the construction of facilities of the INTC "Russky"
- ↑ Russian President Vladimir Putin opened the pilot site of the INTC "Russian"
- ↑ Vladivostok will become the IT capital: the start of the construction of the park in Russian
- ↑ Trutnev was shown the construction of Primorsky Skolkovo in Russian and promised to finish it next year
- ↑ The construction of the INTC on Russky Island is estimated at 24 billion rubles
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