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It highlights technology-driven resource shifts, resilient value chains, and trade frameworks supported by secure routes and multilateral free trade arrangements. Russia discusses domestic policy priorities including inflation, fiscal and debt management, labor and business climate monitoring, and support for education, land titling, e-government, nuclear power, and healthcare, alongside calls for regional integration and equal treatment within the World Bank Group.","Public Disclosure Authorized  \nDEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE  \n(Joint Ministerial Committee of the  \nBoards of Governors ofthe Bank and the Fundon the  \nTransfer of Real Resources to Developing Countries)  \nONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEENTH MEETING WASHINGTON, DC – APRIL 16, 2026  \nPub lic Disc losure Authorized  \nDC/S/2026-0024 April 16, 2026  \nStatement by  \nAlexey Overchuk Deputy Prime Minister  \nof the Russian Federation  \nStatement by  \nAlexey Overchuk  \nDeputy Prime Minister  \nof the Russian Federation  \n113th Meeting of the Development Committee  \nApril 16, 2026  \nWashington, DC  \nThe 113th Meeting of the Development Committee is taking place when uncertainty has become a distinction of our time. Economic fragmentation, climate change, increasing challenges to food and energy security, rise of artificial intelligence require our coordinated responsible action aimed at creating paths toa more sustainable environment that provides basis for jobs creation, economic growth and reduction of poverty.  \nTechnology transformation creates new demand for new types of resources and calls for development of complex international supply chains emphasizing the importance of multilateral coordination and efforts. Economies are seeking ways to increase their integration through building more resilient value chains while prioritizing developing ties within regional markets. They are striving to increase certainty and competitiveness through the promotion of networks of bilateral and multilateral free trade arrangements supported by development of secure international trade routes.  \nInternational trade is increasingly reliant on national currencies and alternative payment channels reflecting the shift in trust in the traditional financial system. Rearrangement of energy markets creates commodity price differences facilitating relocation of industries to economies with more competitive and secure business landscapes.  \nIn the face of these challenges Russia is focused on the policy framework that includes addressing inflation and appropriate fiscal and debt management while forming the environment enabling the return to gradual economic growth. The rate of unemployment remains at a historic low and labor market is characterized by increase in real incomes. Business setting is constantly monitored to ensure that new regulations do not create excessive administrative barriers.  \nRussia is keen on supporting other economies by providing access to affordable energy sources including nuclear, thus increasing their competitiveness and improving their ability to attract investments and create new domestic jobs. Our farmers and fertilizer producers are strong contributors to international food security. We are also devoting significant resources to developing education, knowledge transfer and sharing, particularly in the areas of domestic revenue mobilization, land and property titling, e-government, nuclear power generation and health care.  \nOur economic integration efforts within the Eurasian Economic Union have improved opportunities for free flow of goods, services, capital and labor between its member countries as well as provided them with leverage to increase bargaining power at trade negotiations. The results of these policies are clearly visualized by aggregate levels of GDP growth in Central Asia and Caucasus which are strongly outperforming average levels of other emerging and developing economies.  \nWe support the WBG’s renewed emphasis on jobs and economic growth, includingthe focus at these Spring Meetings on creating a business-friendly environment for investment. Regulatory interventions to improve business climate and labor market outcomes should be tailored to country-specific circumstances and the diverse needs of market participants. 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