What are key phrases for formal Russian business meetings

Here are key phrases commonly used in formal Russian business meetings:

• Доброе утро/день (Good morning/afternoon) — polite greetings to start a meeting.
• Спасибо, что нашли время для встречи (Thank you for finding time for the meeting) — expressing appreciation.
• Начнём с повестки дня (Let’s start with the agenda) — to move the meeting forward.
• Позвольте представить (Allow me to introduce) — introducing participants or topics.
• Давайте перейдём к следующему вопросу (Let’s move on to the next item) — transitioning between agenda points.
• Как вы думаете? (What do you think?) — inviting opinions.
• Есть ли вопросы? (Are there any questions?) — encouraging clarifications.
• Спасибо за внимание (Thank you for your attention) — concluding remarks.
• Подведём итоги (Let’s summarize) — to summarize discussion points.
• Будем на связи (We will stay in touch) — to close the meeting with commitment to follow-up.

These phrases reflect the formal, respectful tone typical in Russian business culture and help facilitate structured, polite meetings. ^{12, 13}

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