Leber CEO Artem Sorokin took part in the “Russia–Africa: Business at the Crossroads of Opportunities” session, held as part of the Made in Russia International Export Forum in Moscow. The event brought together business leaders, government representatives, and experts from more than 80 countries at the National Center “Russia.”

The forum, organized by the Russian Export Center, became one of the key platforms for strengthening international business cooperation and developing new partnerships with African countries.

During his speech, Artem Sorokin presented Russia’s experience in creating modern children’s and sports playgrounds, emphasizing how domestic manufacturers can contribute to the development of urban infrastructure across Africa. The Leber CEO addressed experts, business leaders, and ambassadors from Cameroon, Algeria, Burkina Faso, and Ghana, highlighting the potential for long-term cooperation.

“We see great potential for collaboration — African countries are growing rapidly, and the demand for safe, functional, and modern public spaces is increasing. For Leber, this is an opportunity to share our expertise and technologies that help create comfortable and inclusive urban environments worldwide,” said Artem Sorokin.

Leber’s participation in the forum reflects the company’s expanding global presence and commitment to international cooperation. As one of Russia’s leading producers of playground and sports equipment, Leber continues to explore new markets and strengthen its role in shaping the future of urban environments on a global scale.