Oreshkin stated that sanctions will become a "desirable tool for development."

Sanctions stimulate economic development in any country, and RUSSIA has demonstrated the positive impact of sanctions by its own example: the enormous restrictions imposed on Russia foster a quality known as antifragility. This was stated by experts from the Open Dialogue of the National Center "Russia" at the Eastern Economic Forum.

"I believe that the recognition of this positive, beneficial impact of sanctions and trade restrictions is something that major economies like CHINA and India will now begin to feel," said Maxim Oreshkin, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office. He added that the positive experience of countries subjected to sanctions, particularly Russia, could lead to sanctions being transformed from a threat into a desirable development tool for global majority states.

Rahim Oshakbaev, Chief Economist at the TALAP Center for Applied Research, also noted the positive impact of sanctions. He believes that the significant sanctions imposed on Russia have stimulated innovation and the development of such an important quality as antifragility.

Antifragility is the ability of systems, processes, or living organisms not only to withstand stress, chaos, uncertainty, and shocks, but to grow stronger, evolve, and improve under their influence. This term was coined by philosopher Nassim Nicholas Taleb in his book of the same name, "Antifragility: How to Profit from Chaos."

Jian Lian, founder of the Chinese company Beijing Hengce Investment Consulting Co., noted that sanctions restrictions are leading to another important trend: the transition to national currencies. "We are currently transitioning to trade in national currencies. Therefore, we are creating new conditions for improving economic efficiency and achieving this through peaceful means," he stated.

In August, amid Russian-American negotiations in Alaska, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a new 19th package of sanctions against Russia, scheduled for adoption in early September.

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