The Moscow Export Centre (MEC) will present a collective showcase of technology companies from the Russian capital at the 33rd Convergence India Expo 2026, highlighting Moscow’s growing presence in global high-tech exports.
Established in 2017 by the Moscow Government, the Moscow Export Centre supports local businesses in expanding into international markets. The organisation provides financial and advisory support to companies seeking to scale globally and promotes Moscow-based products and services through international exhibitions, trade missions and export programmes.
Over the past few years, the Centre has expanded its support ecosystem to include educational programmes, export acceleration initiatives, and digital platforms to help businesses enter foreign markets. According to the Centre, these initiatives have helped generate more than $319 million in export revenues for Moscow-based companies.
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‘Made in Moscow’ Collective Stand at Convergence India
At Convergence India Expo 2026, the Moscow Pavilion will feature 15 technology companies under the unified “Made in Moscow” programme, which promotes the city’s innovative businesses at international trade events.
The participating companies represent sectors such as robotics, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, satellite navigation, drones, smart city technologies and digital communications platforms.
Companies exhibiting at the pavilion include ROBBO Technologies, a developer of robotic education kits; Tango Vision, which focuses on digital twin technologies; Positive Technologies, a cybersecurity solutions provider; and Geoscan Moscow, which develops drones for aerial photography and unmanned systems.
Other participants include NtechLab and VisionLabs, both known for facial recognition technologies, as well as 4GNSS, which develops high-precision satellite navigation equipment.
Companies such as CleverTech, Argus-M, and Sputnik will present solutions for unmanned aircraft systems, electronics, and smart intercom technologies.
The showcase also includes firms working in EdTech platforms, enterprise software, IoT systems and digital collaboration tools, reflecting the diversity of Moscow’s technology ecosystem.
Expanding Technology Cooperation with India
India has emerged as an important partner for Moscow in technology and trade cooperation. According to the Centre, high-tech exports from Moscow to India increased by 84% in 2025 compared with the previous year.
The Centre continues to support companies through export consulting, international trade training, and financial incentives linked to export contracts. These programmes aim to help new businesses enter global markets while strengthening the presence of established exporters.
Technologies related to cybersecurity, smart city infrastructure, artificial intelligence and digital public services are among the sectors attracting strong international interest.
Visitors can explore the Moscow Pavilion at the Convergence India Expo, where participating companies will present technology solutions and discuss collaboration opportunities with Indian enterprises and industry stakeholders.
The 33rd Convergence India Expo 2026 is expected to attract more than 50,000 attendees, with participation from 1,000 exhibitors and participants, 200 startups, 200 speakers and representatives from 25 countries. The event will host 50 conference sessions covering digital infrastructure, emerging technologies and enterprise innovation.
Register now to attend Convergence India Expo 2026 and connect with global technology innovators shaping the future of digital infrastructure and smart technologies.
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