Moscow-developed innovations were presented at the "Innoprom. India" international exhibition in New Delhi

Moscow is consistently developing international industrial cooperation and expanding sales markets for the capital’s enterprises. In particular, India remains one of the city’s strategic partners: according to the results of the first half of 2026, Moscow took first place in the country’s trade turnover with India, with the capital accounting for 45 percent of its volume. India is among the top 10 export destinations for Moscow‑based companies with production localized in the capital; the country accounts for 3 percent of the capital’s exports. Promising areas of cooperation include: microelectronics and instrument engineering, mechanical engineering and the energy sector, cosmetics and household chemicals, the medical industry, and the construction of transport infrastructure.

The city actively supports the implementation of joint investment and infrastructure projects with Indian partners. The participation of Moscow’s industrialists in the “Innoprom. India” exhibition is an important step in strengthening technological partnership. Moscow is open to deepening cooperation and is ready to offer foreign colleagues the best competencies in critically important industrial sectors — from microelectronics to medicine.

The SEZ resident – the company Nex‑T (brand NexTouch) – presented at the exhibition its developments based on its own liquid‑crystal modules: the NextOne monoblock, the NextPanel interactive educational complex, and the NextAir transparent display, which allows you to control content with gestures without touching the screen. Robopro brought DOKA collaborative robots to New Delhi; they are already being mass‑produced. Their main task is to take over routine operations in production. At the booth, guests will see how the robot interacts with products in various formats, including glass jars, and handles packaging. Another important part of the exhibition is the developments in the field of medicine and laboratory diagnostics. The TZMOI plant demonstrated sterilization equipment.
Moscow‑based developments were presented at the international exhibition “Innoprom. India” in New Delhi.

The exposition of the Moscow Government was officially visited by Anton Alikhanov, Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, and Piyush Goyal, Minister of Trade and Industry of India. The industrial and technological potential of the capital was presented by Sergey Cheremin, Minister of the Moscow Government and Head of the Department of Foreign Economic and International Relations of Moscow. During the presentation, he elaborated on the use of artificial intelligence in urban management and emphasized the importance of Moscow’s digital twin as a tool for the comprehensive development of the metropolis.

An important part of the exhibition was the showcase of Moscow’s AI solutions, which features key urban projects that use artificial intelligence, including those in the areas of interaction with residents, urban management, healthcare, education, urban planning, and transport. You can explore Moscow’s AI practices on the special project page at ai.mos.ru.

The digital twin of the capital was also presented at the Moscow Government’s booth. The exhibition guests were shown the platform’s capabilities and told about their experience in using it.

The Moscow Government’s exhibition also featured solutions from Moscow‑based enterprises in the fields of robotics and automation, industrial diagnostics, microelectronics, medical equipment and sterilization technologies, as well as developments for transport and urban infrastructure. Leading Moscow companies operating in the fields of industry, IT and transport demonstrated their solutions at the exhibition.

On September 10, the exhibition hosted a plenary session titled “Strengthening Russian‑Indian trade and industrial partnership – on the path to self‑sufficient cooperation,” with the participation of Anton Alikhanov and Piyush Goyal. The session discussed the prospects for growth in bilateral trade, as well as the development of cooperation in aviation, energy, and pharmaceuticals.

The first international industrial exhibition “Innoprom. India” is an important event for the development of trade and industrial cooperation between Russia and India. It brings together representatives of the authorities, businesses, and the expert community of the two countries.