According to the announcement, the document outlines the integration of biotechnologies into sectors such as medicine, agriculture, energy, and others.

It also addresses the development of domestic solutions based on biological resources and the speedy application of scientific advances. Priority areas include medicine, environmental protection, agriculture, veterinary science, energy, and public services.

The country plans to develop new materials, fuels, fertilizers, and feed additives, as well as medicines and medical products.

To achieve it, technology parks will be established, the network of testing centers will be expanded, and advanced computer systems and artificial intelligence technologies will be utilized. Strengthening international cooperation is also part of the plan.

Special attention will be paid to training specialists, including scientists, bioengineers, industrial bioinformaticians, technologists, and chemists.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade, in collaboration with the Kurchatov Institute and the Russian Academy of Sciences, will draft an action plan to implement the strategy within six months.

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