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2. Iceland Great Britain France Spain Portugal Italy Russia Finland Sweden Norway Ireland Estonia Latvia Lithuania Belarus Ukraine Moldova Rumania Hungary Slovakia Poland Czechia Austria Germany Switzerland Bulgaria Турция Cyprus Slovenia Croatia Bosnia and Gerzogovina Serbia Macedonia Albania Greece Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Denmark Montenegro Andorra Malta Monaco WELCOME TO THE REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN Moscow TATARSTAN Volga The Volga-Don channel Don Exit to Baltic Sea 2

3. Population: 3.8 million (over 115 ethnic groups): Tatars (52.4%) Russians (39.5%), Chuvashes (3.4%), Ukrainians, Udmurts, Mari, Bashkirs, Jews, etc. Tatarstan is a highly urbanised region, with the proportion of urban population being 74%. 3 Population of Tatarstan 3

4. The most widely-spread religions are Islam and Orthodox Christianity. Sunnite Islam was adopted as official religion in the Volga Boulgaria as early as in 922. The Orthodox Christianity appeared in the mid-16th century after the annexation of the Kazan Khanate by the Russian State. The followers of this religion are the Russians, the Chuvashes, the Mari, the Mordvinians, the Udmurts, and a part of the Tatars (kryasheny). Slightly propagated are Catholicism, Judaism, Buddhism and Krishnaism. For many years of coexistence Tatarstan has been enjoying conditions of peaceful and good- minded dialogue between representatives of different religious communities. 4 Inter-Faith Consent 4

5.  Territory – 67,800 square kilometres  Population – 3.8 million  Population density – 55.8 persons per sq. km. Natural Resources: oil – about 1 billion tonnes; gypsum - 72 million tonnes ; oil bitumen - 7 billion tonnes; peat - 800 peat bogs; construction stone – 35.3 million cubic meters; brick clay – 73.5 million cubic meters; chalkstones, dolomites, etc. Resources of Tatarstan 5

6. 6 Tatarstan: International Scientific Centre 6 Number of students per 10,000 residents Academy of Sciences of Tatarstan Higher Education : PFU incorporate KGU – academic science, KSFEI – finance, TGGPU - pedagogy KGTU – chemistry, KAI – aircraft and vehicle construction, KGEU – energy, … А total of 80 higher educational establishments and branchs.

7. Universiade 2013 7 World Universiade Games are the second in the importance and scale international sport competitions after the Olympic Games. Some 140 countries are participants of these events. Kazan boasts of the developed sports network for international-level competitions in hockey, football, basketball, volleyball, water polo, field hockey, and other sports. Athletes of Tatarstan are among the Russia’s leaders in various kinds of sports: hockey, football, volleyball, basketball, water polo, auto racing, fencing, wrestling etc.

8. Structure of industrial production 8

9. 9 GRP of the Republic of Tatarstan $ Billion 9

10. Index of Industrial Production 10 % est. forecast

11. In September 2008, OAO Kazanorgsyntez commissioned the polycarbonate plant rated at 65,000 MT a year. This is the only polycarbonate production facility both in Russia and in the CIS. The Kazan factory is the world’s second after a Taiwan enterprise to manufacture "pure" polycarbonate (based on carbon oxide). Owing to their thermal and impact resistance and chemical inertness, polycarbonates are widely used in automotive and aircraft industries, the construction sector, electrical and electronic engineering, production of medical equipment, the children's goods, durable advertising structures, and other areas of consumer goods production. Polycarbonate Production in Tatarstan www.kazanorgsintez.ru 11

12. OAO Kazanorgsintez www.kazanorgsintez.ru Annual production of OAO Kazanorgsintez comprises over 170 chemical products to reach the total output of 1 million MT Commodities are exported to: Finland, China, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Hungary, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. Commodities are exported to: Finland, China, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Hungary, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. The contribution of the company’s products to the Russian market is: polyethylene – 37.4%, polyethylene pipes - 42%, phenol and acetone - 21%. The enterprise established in1958 amalgamates 7 facilities. The last one, PC Facilities, was commissioned in summer 2008. The contribution of the company’s products to the Russian market is: polyethylene – 37.4%, polyethylene pipes - 42%, phenol and acetone - 21%. The enterprise established in1958 amalgamates 7 facilities. The last one, PC Facilities, was commissioned in summer 2008. 12

13. ОАО Nizhnekamskshina The largest Russian enterprise of tyre industry. Almost every third tyre produced in Russia comes from Nizhnekamsk. The company was established in 1971 as the main manufacturer of tyres for largest domestic automotive enterprises, VAZ and KamAZ, as well as to saturate the secondary market of tyres for passenger cars, trucks and agricultural machinery. The enterprise is capable of producing over 150 standard sizes of tyres for any operating conditions. www.shina-kama.ru 13

14. Chimgrad Industrial Park 14 Anchor companies of the Park: Kazanorgsintez, Nizhnekamskneftekhim and other sectoral enterprises. Their task is to provide small companies of the sector with raw materials and orders. Objectives: Innovation support to small and medium-sized businesses in the Tatarstan’s petrochemical sector Estimated Financing in 2009: About $28.6 million Result: Increasing number of processing and service companies in the petrochemical industry which manufacture products to be competitive in domestic and foreign markets. By 2012, at least 10,000 new highly-qualified jobs will be created.

15. Contribution of Tatarstan to Russia’s petrochemical cluster 15

16. www.tatneft.ru Total explored oil reserves: 900 million MT. For 10 months 2009 it is extracted 27 million MT. Total explored bituminous oil reserves: some 7 billion MT. Oil is produced by OAO Tatneft and 33 small oil-production companies (SOCs). SOCs produced totally over 6 million MT of oil with an annual output varying from 7,600 to 710,000 MT. 16 Crude Oil Production 16  Tatneft is one of the Russia’s leading oil companies.  Accumulated oil production is over 3 billion MT.  Annual volume of oil extraction is some 25 million MT(25.8 million MT in 2008).  In volumes of oil extraction, the company ranks 6th among Russian oil companies and 30th in the world.  Crude oil is extracted from 57 oilfields, the main one being Romashkinskoye, one of the world’s largest.  In volumes of proven reserves, (6,139.7 million bbls) Tatneft ranks 18th in the world.

17. 7 million MT /year; Oil refining factory capacity – 7 million MT /year; Factory of deep oil refining; Petrochemical factory on production on a basis aromatic hydrocarbons. Payback period: 10 years 17 Complex of Oil-Refining and Petrochemical Plants in Nizhnekamsk 17

18. Location of Major Russian Automotive Manufacturers IZH KAMAZ SSANGYONG Total consumption of automotive components per year - $ 3 billion Alabuga: great site to place your automotive components production 400 kilometres 18

19. OAO KAMAZ KAMAZ is widely known in Russia and abroad. The enterprise is engaged in the development, production, assembly and after-sales services of trucks and cars, diesel engines, parts, assemblies and components of motor vehicles, manufacturing of tools, machining attachments, and tailored equipment. www.kamaz.net 19

20. DEUTZ, Cummins engine ZF transmission RBL, ZF hydraulic actuator Wabco, Knorr brake gear GWB fan Schwitzer turbocharger STE, Knorr torque vibration damper Federal Mogul piston ring Borg Warner fan clutch Bosch lamp Webasto preheater Bosch fuel injection pump assembly Mann Hummel fuel oil filter MAHLE crankshaft bearings Automotive Components of World Manufacturers Used in KAMAZ Trucks +GF+ Engines of Cummins, Transmission Gearboxes of Zahnrad Fabrik, Brake Assemblies of Knorr-Bremse …. Wabco, Knorr ABS ZF STEYR transfer gear 20

21. Car Assembly Projects of Sollers Group 21 www.sollers-auto.com/ru FIAT DUCATO Panorama 2.3 SWB, MWB FIAT DUCATO Van 2.3 SWB, MWB, LWB Minibus 2.3 LWB FIAT DUCATO FIAT LINEA

22. ОАО ElAZ www.elaz.ru  Axially adjustable backhoe loader EP-2630E  Logging truck PKS-5  Lifting unit APRS-50 22

23.  Max. passenger seats: 210  Speed: 850 km/h  Flight range: 6,500 km  Noise level: in conformity with ICAO Chapter III  Flight altitude: up to 12,100 m  Crew: 3  Max. passenger seats: 210  Speed: 850 km/h  Flight range: 6,500 km  Noise level: in conformity with ICAO Chapter III  Flight altitude: up to 12,100 m  Crew: 3  Ammunition: up to 45 MT  Speed Range: 2230 km/h (at altitude10 km)  Flight Range: 14600 km  Flight Altitude: up to 18000 m  Crew: 4  Ammunition: up to 45 MT  Speed Range: 2230 km/h (at altitude10 km)  Flight Range: 14600 km  Flight Altitude: up to 18000 m  Crew: 4 Kazan Aircraft Production Association named after S.P. Gorbunov Tu- 214 Tu – 22М3  Ammunition: up to 21 MT  Speed range: 2,300 km/h  Flight range: 7,000 km  Flight altitude: up to 13,300 m  Crew: 4  Ammunition: up to 21 MT  Speed range: 2,300 km/h  Flight range: 7,000 km  Flight altitude: up to 13,300 m  Crew: 4 Tu - 160  Max. passenger seats: : 102  Speed : 820 km/h  Flight range : 2,040 km  Noise level: in conformity with ICAO Chapter IV  Flight Altitude: up to 11,000 m  Crew : 2-3  Max. passenger seats: : 102  Speed : 820 km/h  Flight range : 2,040 km  Noise level: in conformity with ICAO Chapter IV  Flight Altitude: up to 11,000 m  Crew : 2-3 Tu - 334 oao kapo.ru 23

24. Ansat Mi-38 Aktai Kazan Helicopters  Max. passenger seats: 30  Freighter version: freight (+external) up to 7 MT  Speed: up to 285 km/h  Flight range: up to 885 km  Flight altitude: up to 5,100 m  Max. passenger seats: 30  Freighter version: freight (+external) up to 7 MT  Speed: up to 285 km/h  Flight range: up to 885 km  Flight altitude: up to 5,100 m  Max. passenger seats: 9  Speed: up to 285 km/h  Flight range: up to 635 km  Flight altitude: up to 5,700 m  Max. passenger seats: 9  Speed: up to 285 km/h  Flight range: up to 635 km  Flight altitude: up to 5,700 m  Passenger seats: 2  Freight (+external) up to 240 kg  Speed: up to 190 km/h  Flight range: up to 400 km  Flight altitude: up to 4,700 m  Passenger seats: 2  Freight (+external) up to 240 kg  Speed: up to 190 km/h  Flight range: up to 400 km  Flight altitude: up to 4,700 m www.kazanhelicopters.com 24

25. www.kazanhelicopters.com Kazan Helicopters (Mi-17 VIP) 25

26. Unmanned and Single-Seat Planes New unmanned air vehicle of Enics Aircraft target Scat complex of Sokol Unmanned air vehicle of Enics Single-seat aircraft MVEN-2 Farmer www.okb-sokol.ruwww.mven.ruwww.enics.ru 26

27. ОАО KMPO Enterprise performs repairs and overhauls of engines NK-8-2U, NK-86 for airplanes Tu- 154B, Il-86. The exploiting enterprises show great interest in the automated gas- distributing station (AGRS) Istok with the output from 100 to 100,000 m3/h and unmanned application. PRODUCTS: Aviation engines Equipment for natural gas transportation and distribution Hydromechanical transmissions for city busses Agricultural equipment www.kmpo.ru 27

28. Zelenodolsk Shipbuilding Yard named after Gorky  Passenger capacity: 150  Speed: up to 70 km/h  Range capacity up to 600 km  Passenger capacity: 150  Speed: up to 70 km/h  Range capacity up to 600 km  Tonnage: some 12,000 MT  Speed: 10 knots ( 18.5 km/h )  Crew: 14  Tonnage: some 12,000 MT  Speed: 10 knots ( 18.5 km/h )  Crew: 14  Patrol ship  Leader of the Caspian Flotilla  Patrol ship  Leader of the Caspian Flotilla  Patrol ship Gepard - 3.9  Against the air, surface and underwater enemy;  Protection and patrolling of sea border  Patrol ship Gepard - 3.9  Against the air, surface and underwater enemy;  Protection and patrolling of sea border  Missile hovercraft  Navigation range: 800 miles;  mean draught :3,8 m  Max. speed: 45 knots  Missile hovercraft  Navigation range: 800 miles;  mean draught :3,8 m  Max. speed: 45 knots  Patrol ship www.zdship.ru 28

29. 29 Energy production cluster ИНВЭНТ  Output of generating equipment - 6675 MW - 6675 MW  18 000 employees  Over 23 billion kW/h annually  Length of heat network 900 km  ISO 14001  4 000 employees  Projects in Bulgaria, Cuba, Syria, Iraq and Pakistan Technopolis Invent is a newest energy enterprise 29

30. Promotion of Innovations Programme for the Development of Innovation Activities for 2005 -2010; Programme for the Development of Innovation Activities for 2005 -2010; Development of competitive economic clusters; Development of competitive economic clusters; Creation of a network of technoparks and business incubators; Creation of a network of technoparks and business incubators; Development of scientific research centres based on institutions of higher education; Development of scientific research centres based on institutions of higher education; Increase in the proportion of scientific sector in the gross regional product; Increase in the proportion of scientific sector in the gross regional product; Organisation and conduct of fundamental and applied R&D aimed at republic’s programmes. Organisation and conduct of fundamental and applied R&D aimed at republic’s programmes. Proportion of innovation products % 30

31. Technoparks of the Republic of Tatarstan KazanKazan Naberezhniye Chelny LeninogorskLeninogorsk NizhnekamskNizhnekamsk ChistopolChistopol ZainskZainsk ZelenodolskZelenodolsk 31

32.  up-to-date production buildings with floor space of 107,000 square metres;  office and on-site premises with floor space of 20,000 square metres. KIP Master is the only example of a technology park oriented to the mechanical engineering sector. OAO Kama Industrial Park Master 32

33. IBM Company project : Technological centre of IT developments for built-in systems in the field of mechanical engineering and petrochemical sector. Some 40 enterprises is involved in the project, including KAMAZ, Severstal- Avto, POZIS, KMPO, Kazanorgsintez etc. Investment: Government budget: $200 million Private funds: $56 million Planned completion in 2010 Location IT-park total area of 30,765 square metres 33 New Project of Technopark in the Sphere of High Technologies 33

34. Special Economic Zone of Industrial Production Type (SEZIPT) 34 Nizhnekamsk Yelabuga Nizhnekamskneftehim Airport Kamaz Symbols Railway Highways River port Airport Polyanka Distance up to locality Territory of SEZIPT Alabuga Yelabuga Mendeleevsk Nizhnekamsk Airport “Begishevo” Naberezhnye Chelny Krugloe pole Naberezhnye Chelny Kazan 210 km Chistopol 170 km Izhevsk 180 km Ufa 385 km River port Kazan 210 km r. Kama r. Tojma Kazan TATARSTAN Yelabuga Nab. Chelny Nizhnekamsk Railway station Naberezhnye Chelny Volga River SEZIPT is located near Yelabuga, Yelabuga District of the Republic of Tatarstan, 25 km away from Naberezhnye Chelny, 40 km away from Nizhnekamsk, and 215 km away from Kazan (the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan). Total SEZIPT area is 20 square km

35. Residents of SEZIPT Alabuga (Investment) 35 Sollers -Yelabuga 75,000 Fiat Ducato commercial vehicles ($140 million). ZAO Polimatiz Polymers ($50 million). Rockwool (Denmark) Mineral wool 100,000 MT($105 million). Sollers -Isuzu 25,000 trucks a year ($14,5 million). ZAO Technical Equipment Plant Heating, conditioning, and ventilation systems ($21.6 million). OOO P-D Tatneft-Alabuga Steklovolokno («Preiss-Daimler»+Tatneft) Fiberglass and products based on it. Output - about 19,000 tons a year (€ 74 million). ООО "Septal". Equipment for local and small sewage systems. Volume – about 7,000 units a year ( € 28 million). ООО “Air-Liquide Alabuga". Technical gases ( € 35 million). ООО «Akultchev- Alabuga » ООО «Akultchev- Alabuga » - (€ 11 million) Confectionery and bakery manufacture. By 2019, the facilities of 40 residents is scheduled to be launched with a total investment of some $2 billion. 16,000 new jobs is planned to be created

36. Tax nameRate 1. Income tax24.0% For residents20.0% 2. Property tax2.2% For residents 0% 3. Land tax1.5% For residents0% 4. Transport tax Depending on the type and horsepower of a vehicle For residents0% Tax Privileges to SEZ Alabuga Residents 36

37. Republic of Tatarstan cooperates with 42 Member States of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) and 2 Observer States 37 2 Observer States of OIC: 42 Member States of OIC:

38. Promising lines of cooperation between the Republic of Tatarstan and the OIC Countries (Organisation of the Islamic Conference) 38  Attraction of investors for implementation of joint projects in the sphere of machine-building;  Development of cooperation ties in the sphere of aircraft and shipbuilding industries industry;  Telecommunications, civil and road construction;  Development of cooperation in the sphere of small and medium enterprise;  Development of cooperation ties in the sphere of environmental protection and agriculture;  Development of cooperation in the sphere of researching development and implementation of nanotechnologies.  Expansion of cooperation for implementation of investment projects in the sphere of energy, information technologies, and biotechnologies;  Expansion of cooperation for implementation of investment projects in the sphere of energy, information technologies, and biotechnologies;  Expansion of cooperation in the sphere of oil-and-gas and petrochemical industries.

39. Address: 4 Ostrovsky St., Kazan 420111 TEL.: 7-843-299-10-07 FAX: 7-843-292-16-45 E-mail: mpt@tatar.ru http://mpt.tatar.ru Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Republic of Tatarstan THANK YOU 39