The SEZ “Technopolis Moscow” is expanding its infrastructure for leisure and recreation

Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone (SEZ) expands the sports infrastructure. Today, modern table tennis courts are equipped on its territory. This was announced by Maxim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

"On behalf of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, we continue to create a modern ecosystem for work and life at the sites of the special economic zone. Much attention is paid to social and sports infrastructure. Fitness centers are open here, various classes and tournaments are held for outdoor enthusiasts. An important element of this environment is accessible sports right at the workplace. For example, 23 table tennis tables have been installed in the SEZ today," Maxim Liksutov noted.

Sports equipment is located in the production buildings of three key sites of the special economic zone. This allows employees to practice table tennis at any time of the year. There are 15 tables on the Pechatniki site, 10 of which were purchased in the summer.

There are six tables available in the Rudnevo Industrial Park, and two at the Alabushevo site. Tennis tournaments are held annually in the SEZ for fans of this sport, in which more than 20 companies take part.

Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2026. Over two decades, the project has transformed from a launching pad for innovation into a key hub for the domestic industry. Today, more than 240 high‑tech enterprises are operating at 10 special economic zones with a total area of over 430 hectares. They represent strategic areas: microelectronics, instrument engineering, biomedicine, IT, and robotics. The number of highly qualified jobs created exceeds 33,000.

Moscow is actively developing social infrastructure in production areas. Thanks to urban solutions, employees of high‑tech enterprises receive not only modern jobs but also high‑quality public spaces for recreation. This contributes to the development of the national project “Infrastructure for Life”.