The article examines the outcomes of Russia's socio-economic development in 2024, analyzing the dynamics of key macroeconomic indicators and providing estimates and forecasts for structural changes in the national economy for 2025–2026. Using mathematical and statistical methods, the authors conducted a comparative analysis of emerging trends in the gross domestic product (GDP), investments, output volumes in core economic sectors, domestic and foreign trade turnover, inflation, consumer prices, and producer prices.The study identifies structural bottlenecks and evaluates the impact of economic restructuring – particularly in high-tech sectors that drive qualitativeimprovements in GDP composition. This analysis incorporates the role of development institutions and public-private partnership mechanisms. The paper substantiates the necessity and feasibility of further transforming key economic sectors through the implementation of the 2024 Presidential Address to the Federal Assembly, the Russian Government's Unified Plan for Achieving National Development Goals, national projects, state programs of the Russian Federation, and updated federal and regional development strategies
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