According to the goal set by the President, by 2030 Russia must enter the top four largest economies in the world based on purchasing power parity. "It is not enough to simply increase the gross output of goods and services. Growth must be accompanied by an increase in people's incomes. While maintaining macroeconomic stability, ensuring technological and financial sovereignty, and addressing other significant issues. Essentially, a new model of economic growth needs to be deployed," stated Mikhail Mishustin. He mentioned that for this, the plan is to continue fostering a supply-driven economy and creating conditions for the establishment of new enterprises. Support will continue for project and shareholder financing mechanisms, and enhancing the attractiveness of the Russian jurisdiction. The President has set a goal to increase the volume of non-energy, non-raw material goods exports by at least two-thirds, and agricultural product deliveries by one and a half times. Mikhail Mishustin emphasized that despite ongoing sanction pressures, Russia will not impose any restrictions on foreign companies wishing to continue cooperation. There will also be no restrictions for domestic companies operating in foreign markets. Conditions will continue to be formed for the development of cooperation with friendly countries. Free trade agreements will be prepared with states from the Asia-Pacific region, the Middle East, and Africa, industrial and scientific-technical cooperation will be expanded, and new joint economic and investment projects will be launched. Special attention will be given to increasing labor productivity and developing the small and medium enterprise sector. To ensure it grows faster than the economy as a whole, the adjustment of proven support measures will continue.