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On  March 27, 2026 , under the auspices of the  Center for Asian Business and Management Studies  at the HSE Graduate School of Business (HSE GSB), a guest lecture was delivered by  Sasinan Kruaechaipinit , Associate Professor at the Faculty of Liberal Arts, Thammasat University (Thailand). The session was titled:  "Specifics of Doing Business in Thailand: Evaluation of Overall Attractiveness".

Во время гостевой лекции Леонид Владимирович Гелибтермана, президент Международного эногастрономического центра, рассказал, как Япония, Южная Корея, Таиланд, Вьетнам и Китай системно используют национальную кухню для формирования позитивного имиджа, стимулирования туризма, расширения продовольственного экспорта и укрепления культурных связей.

A Russian-Japanese business meeting took place on December 15, supported by the Asian Business and Management Research. Participants included Master's students from HSE Graduate School of Business and MBA candidates from Kyushu University Business School.

On November 21, with the support of the Centre for Asian Business and Management Research, an online lecture by Professor Kenji Yokoyama of Nagoya University of Commerce & Business (NUCB) Business School took place. The event brought together over 70 students from the Graduate School of Business (GSB) and other divisions of the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE University).

In today’s business world — whether in Russia or on the global stage — success is impossible without mastering the art of negotiation. It is a fundamental skill that distinguishes outstanding professionals and turns challenges into opportunities. On October 21, as part of the “Made in Russia” Forum, the School of Export of the Russian Export Center (REC) held the “Student Tournament on Negotiations with Foreign Partners.” This year, the tournament reached a new level: for the first time, the competition was conducted simultaneously in three languages — Russian, English, and Chinese.

The collection of teaching cases at the HSE Graduate School of Business now includes its first case in Japanese. The story of the Sakhalin-based window manufacturer KARVI has become available for use in teaching both degree students and participants of the MBA program.