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Putin Instructs Cabinet to Find Ways to Promote Russian Video Games in BRICS Markets
Putin Instructs Cabinet to Find Ways to Promote Russian Video Games in BRICS Markets
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Russian President Vladimir Putin has instructed the government to submit proposals for boosting the export of domestically developed video... 17.08.2023, Sputnik Africa
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The instruction to develop proposals for the promotion of Russian video games in foreign markets, including the BRICS (Russia, Brazil, India, China, South Africa), was given following the Russian leader's visit to the exhibition "Development of the Creative Economy in Russia" in late May. Putin also gave the government until September 30 to develop a program within which small towns, as well as secondary and vocations schools, will be provided with access to audiovisual equipment. He asked officials to think about creating a "digital distribution" service within the same task.The government was also instructed to consider the possibility of applying a zero value-added tax rate in cases when Russian firms produce audiovisual content using computer graphics for foreign clients, as well as when these clients obtain the rights to using characters and other objects of copyright. The due date for this assignment is October 30.
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Putin Instructs Cabinet to Find Ways to Promote Russian Video Games in BRICS Markets
MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Russian President Vladimir Putin has instructed the government to submit proposals for boosting the export of domestically developed video games and software, according to a document published by the Kremlin on Thursday.
The instruction to develop proposals for the promotion of Russian video games in foreign markets, including the BRICS (Russia, Brazil, India, China, South Africa), was given following the Russian leader's visit to
the exhibition "Development of the Creative Economy in Russia" in late May.
"[Instruct] the Government of the Russian Federation to prepare, together with Russian Export Center JSC and the Agency for Strategic Initiatives to Promote New Projects non-profit, and submit proposals for the promotion of domestic video games and the Russian software used in them to foreign markets, including the BRICS countries," the document said.
Putin also gave the government until September 30 to develop a program within which small towns, as well as secondary and vocations schools, will be provided with access to
audiovisual equipment. He asked officials to think about creating a "digital distribution" service within the same task.
The government was also instructed to consider the possibility of applying a zero value-added tax rate in cases when Russian firms produce audiovisual content using computer graphics for foreign clients, as well as when these clients obtain the rights to using characters and other objects of copyright. The due date for this assignment is October 30.
