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  • MIL-OSI Russia: With the support of Rosneft, construction of a large cultural center has begun in Yakutia

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    The ceremony of laying the first pile of the Multifunctional Cultural Center took place in the administrative center of the Botuobuyinsky nasleg of the village of Tas-Yuryakh in Yakutia. The agreement on financing its construction between PJSC NK Rosneft and the Republic of Sakha was concluded within the framework of the IX Eastern Economic Forum.

    The head of the Sakha Republic, Aisen Nikolaev, took part in the ceremonial event and thanked the oil company for its assistance in implementing a project that is significant for the Republic.

    Rosneft actively supports social initiatives aimed at creating favorable living conditions in the regions of its presence. The company pays great attention to cultural and educational projects.

    The center will become an object of social and cultural life of the village. The building with the area of 1,533 sq. m. will have a cinema and concert hall with ergonomic chairs and modern sound, light and video equipment. The center will also house an exhibition hall, a library, a reading room, a billiard room, and offices for creative and folklore sections. A universal sports hall for basketball, volleyball, mini-football and other activities is provided.

    The project also provides for equipping the building with modern engineering systems for heating, water supply and ventilation. The architectural appearance of the building combines modern solutions with national traditions.

    Rosneft pays great attention to supporting educational, social, cultural and educational projects in Yakutia. In the village of Chapaevo in the Khangalassky District, a new building of the Small Academy of Sciences with a boarding school for 100 people was opened, which was built and equipped by Rosneft. The Academy has become a hub for research and project activities for schoolchildren throughout the Far East. A training center, the Factory of Full Cycle Oil and Gas Processes, was created at the Regional Technical College in the city of Mirny for practical training of specialists in the oil and gas industry.

    In the village of Tas-Yuryakh, oil workers are creating a comfortable environment for local residents – the school’s robotics rooms, 3D modeling rooms, and the school press center have been renovated. In addition, the school has been equipped with a television studio, a language laboratory, a local history museum with an exhibition and educational exposition, and a modern school stadium and a children’s playground have been built.

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    In Yakutia, Rosneft is represented by the Taas-Yuryakh Neftegazodobycha enterprise, which is developing the Srednebotuobinskoye oil and gas condensate field. The enterprise is one of the three largest production assets of Rosneft in Eastern Siberia, and is developing 11 licensed areas, including the Central Block and the Kurungsky licensed area of the Srednebotuobinskoye oil and gas condensate field.

    Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft April 18, 2025

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: “The World Is Becoming More Complex and Less Predictable”: What Scientists Say About the Future

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    Source: State University Higher School of Economics – State University Higher School of Economics –

    The future is now more difficult for researchers to predict, and events that are less predictable are becoming increasingly important. But there is good news: scientists are convinced that humanity will adapt to any changes. This was discussed at the conference that was launched as part of XXV Yasinsky (April) International Scientific Conference International Symposium “Foresight in a rapidly changing world“.

    Rapid technological progress, alarming climate change, rapid digitalization, rising inflation and stagflation are causing major changes. “The world is becoming more complex and less predictable,” said a leading expert Foresight Center ISSEK HSE University Yulia Milshina. According to her, rapid changes cause nervousness and depression among the population. Some researchers associate their emergence with the development of digital technologies and a sense of insecurity.

    “The digital transformation of education and labor systems is not keeping up with the times, creating a mismatch between human capital and market demands,” says Yulia Milshina. Demographic statistics are also alarming. “The increase in the age of the population, in contrast to its size, in developed countries poses a threat to the pension and health care systems,” she adds.

    At the same time, there has been an exponential growth in the number of scientific publications devoted to the so-called wild cards (random factors) recently. These include poorly predictable events that may prove to be extremely important. An early warning system for such random events is important in order to formulate approaches to reducing the negative consequences of the implementation of wild cards, explained Yulia Milshina. If in 2022 there were more than 50 such events, then in 2025 there will be more than 300.

    The global financial crisis has served as a trigger for the research community to take low-probability, high-impact events more seriously, she stressed. Unpredictability makes traditional forecasting difficult. “Despite increased awareness, we remain vulnerable to unforeseen circumstances,” the expert notes. The new social world requires integrated strategies that can adapt to rapid developments. Therefore, more sophisticated tools are being developed “to anticipate, assimilate and adapt to such disruptive changes.”

    Senior Research Fellow Laboratories of Innovation Economy HSE ISSEK Alena Nefedova spoke about the system ifora — an intelligent platform for analyzing big data and megatrends, developed by the HSE Institute for Statistical Studies and Economics of Knowledge.

    Among the megatrends that will influence the future, Alena Nefedova named climate change, increased attention to the physical and psycho-emotional state of a person, the transformation of the education system, and global changes in the labor market. At the same time, the development of interdisciplinary research is becoming very important in science itself, she emphasized.

    “Universities began interdisciplinary research in the mid-20th century in collaboration with industry. By the 1970s, interdisciplinarity was recognized as vital to strengthening universities as key players in innovation ecosystems,” Alena Nefedova noted. Digitalization is also increasingly influencing scientific activity. “We have virtual forums, we have virtual labs, we have international projects, we have an open science project, and this helps to exchange scientific data and developments,” she added.

    Fabienne Goux-Bodiment from the Research Center for the Future (France) noted that the world has changed dramatically. “One of the catalysts for these changes is carbon. We see that large-scale use of carbon leads to global warming and climate change. Another catalyst is silicon. Thanks to silicon, we have generative artificial intelligence, and it can compete with humans,” she said. And finally, the third important trend that is currently observed, according to Fabienne Goux-Bodiment, is general chaos. In particular, it is noticeable in the economy and geopolitics. But change is “not some kind of anomaly, it is a natural process of human evolution and, in fact, life in general,” she reassured. Society is thus evolving, and technology accelerates this evolution. We can move, “make a quantum leap into a completely new state,” the researcher is sure. “One world essentially dies, and a new world appears, albeit not immediately,” says Fabienne Goux-Bodiment. But because we have resistance to change, this process slows down. However, we are still entering an era of acceleration.

    The world will not be as we know it now, but this transition does not mean the end of humanity, says the futurologist. “First, it is not the first time that humanity has gone through major changes. Second, the human race as a whole adapts quickly. In addition, this time we know what is happening. We are aware of it. This means that we can do something,” Fabienne Goux-Bodiment reassured.

    Now, according to the researcher, a new mentality is being formed. “More and more people recognize that the way we think, manage and produce goods no longer meets the requirements of the times. This is not just some unnoticeable change. The younger generation is not just asking themselves what they want to do, but thinking about what kind of world they would like to create together with their like-minded people. “Pessimism is not a solution. We must experiment, create new formats,” Fabienne Goux-Bodiment is sure.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Students of the State University of Management held a seminar for the Day of United Actions in Memory of the Genocide of the Soviet People

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    Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

    On April 17, 2025, a seminar dedicated to the Day of United Actions in Memory of the Victims of the Genocide of the Soviet People by the Nazis and their Collaborators during the Great Patriotic War was held at the Institute of Economics and Finance of the State University of Management.

    This memorable date is celebrated throughout the country on April 19. It was on April 19, 1943 that the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR was issued “On measures of punishment for German-fascist villains guilty of murder and torture of the Soviet civilian population and captured Red Army soldiers, for spies, traitors to the homeland from among Soviet citizens and for their accomplices.” This decree became the legal basis for investigative actions to establish the crimes of the Nazis against citizens of the Soviet Union.

    The Extraordinary State Commission for the Establishment and Investigation of the Crimes of the Nazi Invaders collected 250,000 testimonies about the occupiers’ crimes and compiled 56,000 reports on them. It was calculated that the enemy destroyed 1,710 cities and towns, burned more than 70,000 villages, and destroyed about 6 million buildings, thus depriving 25 million people of shelter. The damage to the national economy of the USSR amounted to 679 billion rubles.

    Today it is especially important to preserve the memory of the victims of that war, in order to prevent the development of neo-fascism. For this purpose, the IFE held a thematic seminar in the form of reports by first-year students on the eve of the memorable date. A total of nine reports were made at the seminar.

    The first of them was dedicated to the unofficial symbol of fascist atrocities against the civilian population – the village of Khatyn, burned down along with all its inhabitants. In her report “Khatyn: An Unhealed Wound of the Belarusian Land”, student Alla Korobkova spoke about the terrible events of the spring of 1943. Each time, talking about the tragedy of the Soviet people during the Great Patriotic War, the students also recalled modern events, because exactly 81 years after the Khatyn tragedy, on March 22, 2024, a terrible terrorist attack occurred in the Crocus City Hall.

    The echo of modern times was also heard in the report by Elizaveta Kotova and Diana Popova, “The Feat of Youth in the Fight against Genocide of the Peoples of the USSR.” In their report, the girls told about the feat of the Young Guard. Krasnodon, where the guys lived and fought the fascists, is still in the frontline zone today. Diana Popova noted after the seminar: “The event dedicated to the victims of genocide makes us think about the heroism and responsibility of the Soviet people. Its unity and endurance should still find a response in the hearts of people and especially the younger generation.”

    Mikhail Semakov Mikhail in his report “Babi Yar Concentration Camp: Symbol of Nazi Terror in the Occupied Territory of the USSR” spoke about the terrible tragedy of 1941, when the Nazis and local collaborators shot about 150 thousand people, with more than 30 thousand people killed in the first two days of mass shootings.

    Anna Feshchenko and Anna Evtyukhina in their report drew attention to the living conditions of civilians in the occupied lands: hunger, terror and deprivation. During the discussion of the report, the children recalled the Salaspils children’s concentration camp – a blood factory, where about 3,500 liters of blood were pumped out of children kept in inhumane conditions over three years.

    In addition to stories about the atrocities of the fascists, the children noted the fortitude and heroism of the Soviet people. Thus, Nikolai Stroyev in his report “Resistance and Survival: How Soviet Citizens Fought Genocide During the Great Patriotic War” noted the fact that genocide did not break the Soviet people, but on the contrary, raised them to fight the invaders.

    Dmitry Kamchatov and Diana Mikhailova spoke about the trial of fascist ideologists at the Nuremberg Trials. Diana Mikhailova noted: “The students conveyed important historical information with dignity, awakening deep respect for the past. The event left a strong impression and emphasized the need to preserve the memory of tragic events.”

    The seminar continues the series of events held by the IEF for the 80th anniversary of the Victory. Students noted the importance of the meetings. Dmitry Kamchatov said: “Events of a social and educational nature are in demand more than ever. The very fact of holding such meetings shows the involvement of students in cultural programs. During today’s meeting, speakers and listeners mastered important material on the topic. It is worth noting the active participation of the IEF Directorate in the discussion and coverage of this topic in the Year of the Defender of the Fatherland.”

    Let us recall that last week we celebrated the Day of Liberation of Prisoners of Nazi Concentration Camps.

    The crimes committed by the fascist occupiers have no statute of limitations, and we have no right to forget them.

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    Subscribe to the TG channel “Our GUU” Date of publication: 04/18/2025

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Complex Russia: HSE scientists present index of economic complexity of state financial support

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    Source: State University Higher School of Economics – State University Higher School of Economics –

    Industrial policy is becoming one of the important instruments of structural change in the world to increase the competitiveness of national economies. In order to assess what kind of state support certain sectors receive, Yuri Simachev and Anna Fedyunina from Center for Structural Policy Research HSE University has developed an index of economic complexity of state financial support. The study is presented at XXV Yasinsky (April) International Scientific Conference.

    The conference included a round table discussion entitled “New Industrial Policy: Between Technological Sovereignty and International Cooperation”. Experts from universities and research centers discussed the report by Anna Fedyunina and Yuri Simachev entitled “Priorities and Instruments of Modern Industrial Policy: Subsidies for a Complex Economy”.

    The study notes that attention to the implementation of active industrial policy has increased significantly worldwide, which has become an important tool for increasing the competitiveness of national economies. Thus, references to industrial policy in the media have increased 8 times since the 2000s. The authors note that the most important prerequisites for increased attention to industrial policy instruments are increased competition between developed and developing countries in the markets for complex products, regionalization and expanded use of trade protection instruments, and strengthening of the tasks of technological sovereignty.

    Scholars define modern industrial policy as an attempt by the state to facilitate the flow of resources into specific sectors that the state considers important for future economic growth. In addition, industrial policy aims to improve the business environment and/or the structure of economic activity by sector, technology, and should ensure that, through intervention, the prospects for economic growth and public good are better than those without such intervention.

    It is important that developed countries, contrary to popular belief, also actively use industrial policy. The share of such measures in trade policy increased in developed economies from 11% in 2010 to 53% in 2022, and in emerging market and developing countries — from 9 to 22%. Subsidies have become the key instrument of industrial policy; today, they account for about half of all measures formalized in regulations. Moreover, subsidies are used more often by developed countries, since they have greater financial resources. OECD countries spend an average of 1.4% of GDP on grants and tax breaks and an additional 1.8% of GDP on financial instruments: loans, guarantees, and investments (of which 1.1% of GDP is accounted for by export financing programs).

    Yuri Simachev and Anna Fedyunina developed an index of economic complexity of state financial support (IESFS), which reflects the complexity of product groups/activities receiving state support: the higher the IESFS, the more technologically complex the sectors supported. The study showed that, in general, those countries with a more complex economy tend to provide more assistance to relatively simple (within the country’s economy) sectors for the purpose of equalization and greater sustainability, while those countries with a simpler (less competitive) economy are more motivated to develop more complex sectors.

    Russia is characterized by the highest relative complexity of state support (which is comparable with Vietnam and China) in the group of countries with similar economic complexity. Iran, under sanctions, has placed its bets on developing its own technologies. Mexico and Malaysia are among those lagging behind in the “complexity” of state support, since their economies are connecting and use the effects of friend-shoring (transfer of production activities from other countries). For the United States, with its leadership in economic complexity, support for relatively simple sectors that provide employment (for example, metallurgy) is politically significant.

    “Developed countries are redistributing the rents of technological leadership to achieve sectoral convergence, while emerging market countries are trying to find new sectoral and technological opportunities for rapid growth to escape the middle-income trap and reduce the distance with leading countries,” the researchers conclude.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Cybersecurity Day at Polytechnic University

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    Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –

    Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University became a platform for a rich program in the field of information security and digital technologies. Polytechnic was visited by representatives of companies from the Educational League of Vendors — Positive Technologies and Cyberprotect.

    Director of the IT and BA SEC Gazprom Neft Irina Rudskaya, Director of the Higher School of Business Engineering Igor Ilyin and Acting Director of the Higher School of Public Administration Olga Nadezhina met with representatives of the Cyberprotect company – Head of the Educational Department Yulia Chernikina and Lead Manager for Work with Educational Organizations Sarkis Shmavonyan. The guests got acquainted with the work of the Scientific and Educational Center and discussed prospects for cooperation.

    Also on this day, events for students were held in the Polytechnic Tower.

    Positive Technologies held a lecture and master class from the head of educational projects of the company Dmitry Fedorov. Cyberprotect organized a lecture, which was given by the HR director Elena Kalatsey and Sarkis Shmavonyan.

    We are sincerely glad to see representatives of leading IT companies within the walls of the Polytechnic University. Cooperation with Cyberprotect, Positive Technologies and other participants of the Educational League of Vendors helps to create a lively and rich educational environment in which students can not only gain knowledge, but also build a career in interaction with the professional community. I thank my colleagues for the visit, warm communication and inspiring lectures. I am sure that many new joint initiatives await us ahead, – noted Irina Rudskaya.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: From Theory to Practice: SKB Kontur and NSU Will Open the Door to the World of IT Technologies for Students

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    Source: Novosibirsk State University – Novosibirsk State University –

    The Rector of Novosibirsk National Research State University Mikhail Fedoruk and the Operations Director of SKB Kontur Svetlana Strelnikova took part in the ceremonial signing of the cooperation agreement.

    The partnership between SKB Kontur and NSU is an opportunity to exchange experience, knowledge, hold conferences, presentations and other events in the IT sphere. The agreement also gives students the opportunity to immerse themselves in a real IT environment: practices, internships, mentoring from company specialists and participation in joint projects.

    Students of the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics and the Faculty of Information Technology are already taking the course C developed by Kontur

    Svetlana Strelnikova, Operations Director of SKB Kontur:

    — The agreement is a new stage of our cooperation. I am sure that it will become the basis for expanding our joint projects in the field of education and scientific and technical cooperation. SKB Kontur is always happy to welcome young specialists. We do not stand still, but grow and develop. This means that we are interested in participating in the training of talents, ready to share our knowledge and experience with them. Cooperation with NSU will allow us to cultivate highly qualified specialists, many of whom, I hope, will join our team in the future.

    Mikhail Fedoryuk, Rector of Novosibirsk National Research State University:

    — Novosibirsk University has traditionally been a “training ground” for the country’s scientific system, and close cooperation with the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences has helped us successfully cope with this task. In recent years, we have been actively developing new areas of training personnel for the manufacturing sector of the economy – specialists in information technology and artificial intelligence, robotics and space instrumentation, etc. In this work, we use a similar approach, developing cooperation with companies – leaders in various sectors of the economy, which improves the quality of training of our graduates and their demand in the market. The agreement with SKB Kontur is another important stage in the implementation of this strategy for us.

    Since 2008, SKB Kontur has been actively developing IT education: it pays grants and scholarships, conducts internships and organizes classes at the industrial development school. Together with the Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin, it is modernizing the Fundamental Informatics and Information Technology, Digital Humanities, as well as the educational programs Business Informatics and Digital Technologies in Business. Together with ITMO University, it is developing additional education programs, conducting internships and scholarship competitions for the best students of the university.

    The partnership between SKB Kontur and NSU is a new step in the development of IT education, aimed at solving the problem of personnel shortage for the Digital Economy.

    The signing took place within the framework of the thirteenth conference “Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language” (AINL), which is being held at NSU this year. AINL is the largest Eastern European conference on artificial intelligence and text processing.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Polytechnic at the expert platform of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia: strengthening Russian-African cooperation

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    Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –

    The Polytechnic University took part in a strategic meeting of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation dedicated to the development of the Russian-African Network University (RAFU). Representatives of the Polytechnic University presented a report on the activities of the consortium, noting key achievements and plans to strengthen cooperation with African countries. The meeting was held in the board room of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia with the participation of more than 50 RAFU universities, including Moscow State University, MGIMO, RUDN University, MPEI, RSUH, MGRI.

    Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation Konstantin Mogilevsky emphasized the role of SPbPU in the development of the project in his speech: Two years ago, at the Russia-Africa economic forum, the baton of coordinating RAFU was passed to St. Petersburg Polytechnic University. During this time, the consortium has made a qualitative leap: today it includes 90 Russian and 45 African organizations from 15 countries. The Summer Multidisciplinary University, which we are holding for the fourth time, has become a key project. However, it is important to move forward – to develop higher education programs, network formats and double degrees. SPbPU, which has serious experience in this area, can become a driver of such changes.

    Vice-Rector for International Affairs of SPbPU Dmitry Arsenyev focused on the transformation of RAFU into a multifunctional platform: We consider RAFU not only as an educational project, but also as a tool for accessing scientific, personnel and youth resources. Over two years, we have managed to expand the geography, create a working project office and hold dozens of events. The next step is the integration of network programs and quotas, which will enhance the practical benefits of the consortium for Russian-African relations.

    Head of the RAFU project office Maksym Zalyvsky presented the consortium’s achievements. An important step was the update RAFU website, which has evolved into a working tool with 14 sections, an online catalog of 120 courses, and regularly updated news. To promote the consortium brand, RAFU days were held in Mali and Morocco, where information centers were opened, as well as large-scale sessions at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, the Youth Festival, and the Russia-Africa Summit.

    Maxim Zalyvskiy paid special attention to the Summer Multidisciplinary University of RAFU, which in four years has increased the number of participants from 100 to 300 people, and the geography – from 10 to 33 countries. The program has shifted focus from cultural and historical tracks to professional internships and advanced training with the participation of industrial partners, such as the Mali Artificial Intelligence Center. In 2025, 20 educational programs are planned, some of which will be associated with a project dedicated to the development of a concept for reforming higher engineering education in Mali. Russian universities are participating in the development of a concept for the creation and curricula of educational programs for the new Polytechnic University of Bandiagara in priority areas of development of Mali. The speaker especially noted the initiative creation of network master’s programs with universities in Egypt, Algeria, Zimbabwe and other countries, as well as the development of ten joint Russian-African projects in 2024, which the Russian Ministry of Education and Science annually supports with grants.

    The participants of the meeting discussed initiatives to allocate quotas for African students within the framework of network programs and the significant role of the project in developing cooperation with African countries. They emphasized the importance of RAFU as an effective tool for interaction and made proposals for optimizing the consortium’s work aimed at increasing its practical impact.

    The universities participating in RAFU highly appreciated the work of SPbPU as the coordinator of the consortium. Polytechnic will continue to expand the partner network and introduce new formats of cooperation aimed at the sustainable development of the regions of Russia and Africa.

    Summing up the meeting, Konstantin Mogilevsky proposed creating scientific laboratories for assessing colonial damage on the basis of leading universities participating in the RAFU consortium — a project capable of strengthening the expert status of the association. The participants also agreed to hold regular meetings of the RAFU presidium to develop strategic decisions, operational planning and strengthen partnerships with African countries.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: GUU and “Small Business of Moscow”: opportunities for future entrepreneurs

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    Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

    On April 17, 2025, students of the State University of Management met with representatives of the business lounge of the State Budgetary Institution “Small Business of Moscow” Nadya Oleynikova and Alexey Nekrasov.

    The event was held within the framework of the agreement between the State University of Management and the Museum of Entrepreneurs, Patrons and Philanthropists (Moscow). The organizers were the Project Start club of the Department of Industrial Organization Management with the support of the project office of the Institute of Industry Management and the management of the institute.

    Businessman Alexey Nekrasov spoke about the opportunities of the organization “Small Business of Moscow” for small and medium-sized businesses and aspiring entrepreneurs, which, with the support of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development of Moscow, allow children to organize their startups and begin their path in business. This information interested many students.

    The guys also talked to Nadya Oleynikova, a former producer of Channel One, speaker and moderator of federal and regional platforms, lecturer at the Russian State Social University and co-author of the book “Women’s Business”. Nadya told how she got to Channel One, became an organizer of the Olympic Games, created her own business on maternity leave, overcame her fears and became a federal speaker and the best lecturer. Her inspiring story of victories and failures left a bright mark in the hearts of the event participants.

    At the end of the meeting, the children asked their questions to the speakers and talked to them personally.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: From a project competition to university development: GUU students discussed plans for 2025

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    Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

    On April 16, the State University of Management held a General Conference of Students, where projects were presented for participation in the All-Russian Competition of Youth Projects among Higher Education Institutions in 2025 from Rosmolodezh.

    About 300 representatives of student government, including members of the GUU Youth Committee, the Student Council, and the headman, got acquainted with fourteen projects that will be presented as part of a comprehensive application from the State University of Management.

    In addition to the presentation of projects, the participants discussed the key tasks of the formation and development of an educational organization within the framework of youth policy and educational work of the State University of Management.

    As a result, the following criteria were identified within the target model:

    an increase in the proportion of student activists at the University; an increase in the number of traditional events that promote the development of a sense of belonging to the history and culture of the University; an increase in the number of foreign students involved, as well as full-time and part-time students, in the University’s events; an updated infrastructure of the University that meets modern requirements not only of educational standards, but also promotes the development of youth initiatives; improving intercultural and interethnic interaction among University students, drawing attention to the culture and traditions of the regions of Russia; an increase in the proportion of students involved in volunteer projects and in systematic physical education and sports.

    We express our gratitude to everyone who showed their social activity and took part in this significant event for all students, because all the goals and objectives are aimed at you, our dear students!

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The prospects for the development of investment and construction activities in Russia were discussed at the State University of Management

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    Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

    On April 16, the State University of Management hosted the annual round table “Prospects for the Development of Investment and Construction Activities in Russia”, organized by the Department of Economics and Management in Construction with the participation of the NP NO TCA.

    The event was attended by representatives of small and medium-sized businesses in the investment and construction sector, heads of engineering, consulting companies and the Scientific and Research Center “Construction”.

    The round table included several sessions, including “Small and medium-sized businesses in construction: prospects and challenges” and “Experience and prospects of interaction between representatives of the real sector of the economy and the department: a practice-oriented approach, trends in the development of investment and construction activities and their impact on personnel training.”

    The official opening of the event began with a greeting to the participants of the round table from the Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation, a graduate of the State University of Management Tatyana Ilyushnikova, in which she noted that the growth of small and medium-sized businesses in the investment and construction complex in recent years is associated with their high flexibility and rapid adaptation to modern economic conditions. The Deputy Minister emphasized that small and medium businesses are becoming an increasingly important sector of the economy and a key factor in the sustainability of regions.

    Andrey Tarakanov, Director of the Department for the Development of Small and Medium-Sized Entrepreneurship and Tax Incentives of the Ministry of Economic Development of Russia, spoke about the tasks of the SME sector for the period 2025-2030.

    “The President has set a goal: by 2030, real income per employee of small and medium-sized businesses should grow faster than GDP by 20%. This should be done by strengthening the role of small businesses in structural changes in the economy and in the development of the technological agenda,” noted Andrei Tarakanov.

    The President of the National Association of Technological and Price Auditors Anna Lupashko gave a report on the capabilities of the FGIS services “Unified Digital Platform “National Spatial Data System”.

    In the second session, the head of the Department of Economics and Management in Construction, Olga Astafieva, reflected on the experience of interaction between representatives of the real sector of the economy and the department.

    “As part of project-based learning, students perform work at the request of our partners. Today, the round table presented the results of the interaction between the Scientific and Research Center “Construction” and the department, within which our students developed a methodology for assessing the commercial potential of an innovative project in construction. Based on the methodology, it is possible to identify factors of project attractiveness, forecast project development opportunities, assess risks and possible financial losses,” Olga Astafieva noted.

    During the round table, it was emphasized that the implementation of such practices will allow the formation of practical skills and competencies in cooperation with companies in the investment and construction complex, including small and medium-sized businesses.

    At the end of the meeting, the participants noted the importance and necessity of developing the department’s educational programs: “Economics and Management of Investment and Construction Activities” (bachelor’s degree), “Management of Investment and Construction Business” and “Investment and Construction Business Engineering” (master’s degree) for the development and strengthening of human resources.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: IMF Holds Informal Board Briefing on Myanmar

    Source: IMF – News in Russian

    April 17, 2025

    Washington, DC: In line with the standard procedures for members whose Article IV consultations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are delayed, on April 17, 2025, the Executive Board was briefed by staff on economic developments in Myanmar.

    The Board is routinely briefed based on publicly available information approximately every 12 months for members whose Article IV consultations are delayed by more than 18 months.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: NSU has completed the installation of the main technological equipment on the 4th and 5th floors of the flow auditorium building

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    In the building of the NSU flow auditoriums, which is one of the second-stage facilities modern campus of NSU, which is being built within the framework of the national project “Youth and Children”, active work is underway to install technological equipment. The main work on the 4th and 5th floors has already been completed; some of the equipment in the multifunctional space on the 1st floor has also been installed – an interactive screen, a stage, shelves, decorative elements. Most of the flow auditoriums and many classrooms are equipped with desks and furniture.

    — We are already at the final stage of equipping the building of the flow auditoriums, in the new academic year it will be ready to receive students. The modern building will allow NSU to increase the capacity of the educational areas at its disposal by 25%. The building will also become an exhibition complex for demonstrating the achievements and technologies developed by the NSU Center for Artificial Intelligence. The concept of a “smart library” will be implemented here, services for ordering documents and submitting applications, for booking auditoriums and premises, “smart parking” and much more will be introduced, — commented NSU Rector Mikhail Fedoruk.

    The multifunctional space is located on the 1st floor, its area is about 2.5 thousand square meters, it includes a free-plan area, a scientific library, and quiet areas. The design concept is based on minimalism, calm colors, bright accents, and natural materials. This space can be adapted to changing conditions and various operating requirements. A stage has already been installed, which, when there are no performances, turns into a part of the space where the guys can sit freely on ottomans.

    The multifunctional space has an information station and a large interactive screen, which has also already been installed. It is equipped with work and reading areas, quiet areas where you can lie on sofas. There are special acoustic panels that completely or partially muffle the sound. There are places for storing chairs, which will be in demand during cultural events.

    Construction of two other second-stage facilities of the NSU campus is also ongoing: the educational and scientific center of the Institute of Medicine and Medical Technologies (construction readiness – 28%) and the NSU research center (construction readiness – 25%).

    The general contractor for the construction of the second stage of the facilities is the company “MONOTEK STROY”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Jordan — IMF Staff Reach Staff Level Agreement on the Third Review under the Extended Fund Facility and Make Progress Toward a Program Supported under the Resilience and Sustainability Facility

    Source: IMF – News in Russian

    April 17, 2025

    End-of-Mission press releases include statements of IMF staff teams that convey preliminary findings after a visit to a country. The views expressed in this statement are those of the IMF staff and do not necessarily represent the views of the IMF’s Executive Board. Based on the preliminary findings of this mission, staff will prepare a report that, subject to management approval, will be presented to the IMF’s Executive Board for discussion and decision.

    • Jordan’s economic program supported by an Extended Fund Facility (EFF) arrangement is firmly on track despite considerable external headwinds. The authorities continue to demonstrate strong commitment to sound macro-economic policies and structural reforms to strengthen Jordan’s resilience, confront uncertainty, and accelerate growth.
    • After a slowdown in 2024, affected by the spillovers from the conflicts in the region, domestic demand and tourism show signs of recovery. This combined with steadfast implementation of structural reforms to create a more dynamic private sector is expected to bring growth to 2.7 percent in 2025. Inflation is expected to remain around 2 percent, as the CBJ continues to successfully safeguard monetary stability and the peg to the US dollar.
    • Substantial progress was made toward agreement on an arrangement under the Resilience and Sustainability Facility to address Jordan’s long-term vulnerabilities in the water and electricity sectors and to enhance its ability to address health emergencies, including future pandemics. Discussions are expected to be continued with the aim to reach agreement soon.

    Amman: A staff team from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), led by Ron van Rooden, visited Amman during April 6–17, 2025, for discussions on the third review under the arrangement under the IMF’s Extended Fund Facility (EFF), which was approved by the IMF’s Executive Board on January 10, 2024 (Press Release). Discussions were also held on an arrangement under the Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF). At the conclusion of the mission, Mr. van Rooden issued the following statement:

    “We are pleased to announce that the IMF team and the Jordanian authorities reached a staff-level agreement on the third review of the authorities’ economic reform program supported by the EFF arrangement, approved in January 2024. Program performance continues to be strong, despite a challenging external environment. All quantitative performance criteria for the third review were met and steady progress is being made toward achieving the program’s overall objectives, including strong progress toward meeting the structural benchmarks for this and future reviews. The agreement is subject to approval by the IMF’s management and the Executive Board. The completion of this review will make SDR 97.784 million (about US$130 million) available, out of the approved program size of SDR 926.370 million (about US$1.2 billion).  

    “Jordan’s economy continues to show resilience and macro-economic stability has been maintained, despite considerable external headwinds from the conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon and heightened uncertainty, thanks to authorities’ steady pursuit of sound macro-economic policies and international support. Growth slowed somewhat, but still reached 2.5 percent and inflation remained low, at less than 2 percent in 2024. The budget deficit target was met, as strong measures offset the loss in revenues due to lower domestic demand and lower prices of key export commodities. The current account deficit widened somewhat to 5.9 percent of GDP, in part reflecting lower tourism receipts.

    “Despite increased global uncertainty, including as a result of higher trade tensions and continued conflicts in the region, growth in Jordan has started to pick up pace and is projected to reach 2.7 percent in 2025, as domestic activity and tourism are recovering and investment inflows have increased. The current account deficit is expected to be contained at 5.5 percent of GDP, with higher tourism receipts offsetting higher imports and possible adverse effects on exports from higher trade barriers. Inflation is expected to remain low, at just over 2 percent, reflecting the CBJ’s unwavering commitment to maintaining monetary stability. The CBJ remains firmly committed to the exchange rate peg to the U.S. dollar, which is supported by strong international reserves. Meanwhile, the banking sector continues to demonstrate resilience, with strong capitalization and sound financial health. Barring additional shocks, growth is expected to pick up pace further in the coming years, to over 3 percent, fueled by several large investment projects, including the Aqaba Amman Conveyor project, while deeper regional economic integration, notably with Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq, could further enhance growth prospects.

    “The authorities remain committed to their fiscal policy anchor of placing public debt on a steady downward path, while protecting priority social and development spending. To achieve this, and to cement the progress made in the last few years, the authorities are committed to continuing efforts at mobilizing revenues, improving spending efficiency, and ensuring the financial viability and efficiency of public utilities and the social security corporation (SSC). Steady fiscal consolidation will continue in 2025–28, aiming to bring public debt to 80 percent of GDP by 2028.

    “The authorities are determined to step up the pace of structural reforms to achieve stronger growth and generate more jobs, which is particularly important given that unemployment remains high, particularly among the youth and women. Reforms will focus on improving the business environment, to attract more investment, by enhancing competition and labor market flexibility, while further strengthening the social safety net. Efforts will also focus on streamlining regulation and digitalization of government services, including tax and customs administration.  

    “Substantial progress was made in discussing policies to address Jordan’s long-term vulnerabilities in the water and electricity sectors and to enhance its ability to address health emergencies, including future pandemics, and which could be supported by an arrangement under the Resilience and Sustainability Facility. Discussions are expected to be continued in the coming days aiming to be concluded in Washington DC.

    “The staff team is grateful to the authorities for the candid and constructive discussions. The team met with Prime Minister Hassan, Minister of Finance Shibli, Minister of Planning and International Cooperation Toukan, Minister of Economic Affairs Shehadeh, Governor of the Central Bank of Jordan Al-Sharkas; and other Ministers and senior government and CBJ officials.”

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: 04/17/2025, 12:45 (Moscow time) the values of the upper limit of the price corridor and the range of market risk assessment for the SU26231RMFS9 security (OFZ 26231) were changed.

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    Source: Moscow Exchange – Moscow Exchange –

    04/17/2025 12:45

    In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and the deposit market of PJSC Moscow Exchange by NCO NCC (JSC), on 17.04.2025, 12-45 (Moscow time), the values of the upper limit of the price corridor (up to 10.3) and the range of market risk assessment (up to 119.4 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 50.0%) of the security SU26231RMFS9 (OFZ 26231) were changed

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: 04/17/2025, 10-20 (Moscow time) the values of the upper limit of the price corridor and the range of market risk assessment for the security RU000A0ZZRY2 (RZhD 1P-09R) were changed.

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    04/17/2025 10:20

    In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and the deposit market of Moscow Exchange PJSC by NCO NCC (JSC), on 17.04.2025, 10-20 (Moscow time), the values of the upper limit of the price corridor (up to 108.19) and the range of market risk assessment (up to 1231.44 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 13.75%) of the security RU000A0ZZRY2 (RZhD 1P-09R) were changed.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: Deposit auction of JSC “KAVKAZ.RF” will be held on 17.04.2025

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    Maximum amount of funds placed (in placement currency) 120,000,000.00
    Placement period, days 52
    Date of deposit 04/18/2025
    Refund date 06.06.2025
    Minimum placement interest rate, % per annum 20.90
    Conditions of imprisonment, urgent or special Urgent
    Minimum amount of funds placed for one application (in placement currency) 120,000,000.00
    Maximum number of applications from one Participant, pcs. 1
    Auction form, open or closed Open
    Basis of the Treaty General Agreement
     
    Schedule (Moscow time)
    Preliminary applications from 10:30 to 10:40
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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Moscow’s tram fleet to be completely renewed by 2026

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    Source: Moscow Department of Transport

    As part of the public transport modernization program, the Moscow tram fleet will be completely updated by 2026. This was announced by Maxim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

    Moscow’s tram fleet to be fully renewed by 2026.

    Today, the upgrade is about 95-97%, and taking into account the upcoming purchase of about 100 new trams, all trams in Moscow will be new next year.

    “Today we have almost 95-97% renewal. Taking into account the purchase of this batch of trams, this year and next year all Moscow trams without exception will be only new,” Liksutov noted. He also emphasized that Moscow occupies a leading position in Europe among megacities in terms of the minimum age of trams.

    It is important to note that the old equipment that previously operated on tram lines will not be scrapped or sold. The most interesting examples will be transferred to the Museum of Transport, where they will be restored and presented at various events, which arouses great interest among city residents.

    In honor of the 126th anniversary of the Moscow tram, a tram parade will be held in the capital on April 19. Historical trams of different generations will travel along a new route: from Shabolovka Street through Serpukhovsky Val and Kholodilny Lane to Danilovskaya Manufaktura (Varshavskoe Shosse) and back. The parade will end with a large-scale exhibition of retro trams.

    In addition, as part of the infrastructure upgrade, last week the renovated P. L. Apakova depot was opened, which underwent a large-scale reconstruction. This depot will become an important part of the service system for the new tram fleet and will ensure reliable operation of tram service in Moscow.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: On 18.04.2025, the deposit auction of JSC “SME Corporation” will take place

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    Date of deposit 04/18/2025
    Refund date 05/20/2025
    Minimum placement interest rate, % per annum 20.00
    Conditions of imprisonment, urgent or special Urgent
    Minimum amount of funds placed for one application (in placement currency) 1 100 000 000.00
    Maximum number of applications from one Participant, pcs. 1
    Auction form, open or closed Open
    Basis of the Treaty General Agreement
     
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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Alexander Novak congratulated the faculty, students and graduates of the Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas on its 95th anniversary

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    Dear colleagues!

    On behalf of the Government of the Russian Federation and on my own behalf, I congratulate the staff, students and graduates of the Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas (National Research University) on its 95th anniversary!

    The university’s teachers and graduates make a decisive contribution to the development of the domestic oil and gas complex, which is one of the most powerful in the world.

    For decades, Gubkin University has played a key role in developing the human resources potential of the Russian oil and gas complex and related industries, providing highly qualified specialists to the critical infrastructure of the country’s fuel and energy complex.

    The University carries out fundamental and applied scientific activities in the interests of the Russian fuel and energy complex, offering new innovative solutions for industry companies in terms of the introduction of new technologies, digitalization and automation of production, and makes a significant contribution to the achievement of national goals outlined by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

    Gubkin University pays special attention to the continuity of generations, while introducing modern educational and scientific approaches, actively interacting with leading industry enterprises, advanced research centers in Russia and abroad.

    I wish all the faculty, students and graduates of the university new successes for the benefit of the Russian fuel and energy complex, good health and all the best!

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Mikhail Mishustin congratulated Djuro Matsuta on his appointment as Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia

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    The telegram, in particular, notes:

    “Dear Mr. Prime Minister!

    On behalf of the Government of the Russian Federation and on my own behalf, I congratulate you on your appointment to the post of Chairman of the Government of the Republic of Serbia.

    I am convinced that your activities as head of the Government will contribute to the further development of Russian-Serbian relations based on the principles of friendship, mutual respect and strategic partnership.

    I confirm my readiness for constructive joint work in order to increase trade, economic, scientific, technical and humanitarian cooperation. This fully meets the interests of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Serbia.

    I wish you, dear Mr. Chairman of the Government, good health, prosperity and success in your responsible work.”

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: Self-prohibition on concluding consumer credit agreements (loans): user profile

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    March 1, 2025 successfully launched new mechanismcombating fraud, which allows citizens to establish in their credit history a self-prohibition on banks and microfinance organizations concluding consumer credit (loan) agreements with them.

    Number of citizens who have established self-prohibition

    more than 8.1 million citizens

    used the service to establish a self-prohibition for the first month

    Every citizen with a TIN is given the opportunity to set (remove) a self-prohibition free of charge and any number of times, and to obtain information about whether he has a self-prohibition by submitting an application to qualified credit history bureaus through State Services.

    The most popular type of self-prohibition

    Total ban

    92% of citizens who established a self-prohibition chose a complete ban

    By type of prohibition

    Age of citizens who showed the greatest interest in self-prohibition

    over 40 years old

    age of 70% of citizens who have established self-prohibition

     

    By age

    Credit obligations of citizens who have established a self-prohibition

    74%

    citizens who have established self-prohibition have or had credit obligations

    By type of obligations

    By type of prohibition (there are no and were no obligations)

    By type of prohibition (having/had obligations)

    It should be noted that 44% of citizens who set a self-prohibition did not have any current credit obligations at the time of its setting.

    26% of citizens who set up a self-prohibition never had any credit obligations. Mostly, such citizens set up a complete self-prohibition.

    Clients who only have active loans in microfinance organizations practically did not use the new instrument (less than 1% of citizens who set a self-prohibition).

    90% of citizens who previously had microloans and took advantage of the new mechanism have established a complete ban.

    Credit activity of citizens who have established self-prohibition (taking into account repaid obligations)

    Among citizens who have established self-prohibition, 31% had or currently have from 2 to 5 obligations, 27% have more than 6 obligations.

    Popularity of self-prohibition in the subjects of the Russian Federation

    19%

    citizens who have established self-prohibition live in Moscow and the Moscow region

    The leaders in the number of self-prohibitions established in the Russian Federation in the first month of the launch of the self-prohibition mechanism were residents of:

    * In each of the subjects of the Russian Federation.
    Moscow and Moscow region more than 19%
    Saint Petersburg more than 5%
    Rostov region, Sverdlovsk region, Republic of Bashkortostan and Krasnodar region* more than 3%

    Subjects of the Russian Federation in which the service of establishing a self-prohibition, based on the results of the first month of operation of such a mechanism, became the most in demand by citizens (more than 7% of the total population of each of the specified subjects of the Russian Federation):

    Nenets Autonomous Okrug; Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug; Komi Republic; Saint Petersburg; Republic of Karelia; Moscow Region; Kamchatka Krai; Moscow; Murmansk Region; Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial News: Self-prohibition of credits and loans: user profile

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    About 92% of citizens who set a self-prohibition in the first month of the service’s operation chose the option of a complete self-prohibition – a refusal to receive loans and credits from banks and microfinance organizations (MFOs) remotely and in person. This is evidenced by information from the Bank of Russia, based on data from credit history bureaus.

    44% of people who took advantage of the self-prohibition have no current credit obligations, including 26% who have never had such obligations.

    Citizens who only have active loans from microfinance organizations practically did not use the new instrument (less than 1% of citizens who set a self-prohibition).

    The leaders in the number of self-prohibitions established were residents of Moscow and the Moscow region (more than 19% of the number of citizens who established self-prohibitions in Russia), St. Petersburg (more than 5%), Rostov and Sverdlovsk regions, the Republic of Bashkortostan and Krasnodar Krai (more than 3% in each region).

    Over the first month, more than 8.1 million people used the self-prohibition service, which indicates a high demand for the new tool to combat fraud.

    More details about the portrait of a citizen who established a self-prohibition during the first month of its operation, read on the website of the Bank of Russia.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The region is developing steadily – Yuri Trutnev on the rate of socio-economic growth of the Magadan Region

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    Yuri Trutnev held a meeting on the issue of socio-economic development of the Magadan Region

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    Yuri Trutnev held a meeting on the issue of socio-economic development of the Magadan Region

    Deputy Prime Minister and Presidential Plenipotentiary Representative in the Far Eastern Federal District Yuri Trutnev held a meeting on the issue of socio-economic development of the Magadan Region.

    “The region is developing steadily. Investments in fixed assets have grown by 3%. This is not the best indicator in the Far East, but there is positive dynamics. The industrial production index has grown by 5.9%, which is already quite a high indicator. Magadan Region confidently ranks second in the Far East in terms of wages. The growth rate of average monthly wages in 2024 was 114.8% compared to 2023. Consolidated budget revenues in 2024 increased by 30%. This is also a good result, which allows us to do a lot of useful things,” Yuri Trutnev opened the meeting.

    The Deputy Prime Minister recalled that the Russian Government continues to work to create conditions for comfortable living for people in the region. “A number of social facilities have been built and reconstructed in the region as part of the presidential unified subsidy. Thanks to the Far Eastern Mortgage program, 2,460 families have improved their housing conditions. More than 2,600 people in the region have received a Far Eastern hectare. On the instructions of the President of Russia, the master plan for the urban district of Magadan is being implemented. The plan provides for infrastructure measures totaling 159 billion rubles. The Government is working to ensure that master plans are financed on time and in full,” he said.

    Magadan Region Governor Sergey Nosov reported on the dynamics of the region’s socio-economic development. The region’s income grew by 143.6%. It was due to the price situation on the precious metals market and the growth of gold production. A record of 54 tons of gold production was achieved. The second stage of the plant at the Pavlik deposit reached its design capacity. As a result of the introduction of the flotation shop by Polyus, the metal recovery rate at the Natalkinskoye deposit was increased. Large investors in the field of mineral extraction are entering the region.

    Energy development issues were discussed. 30 investment projects with a total maximum capacity of energy receiving devices of 490.85 MW are planned for technological connection from 2025.

    Issues of support for the fishing industry were considered. In particular, in order to restore coastal fisheries, as part of the implementation of the instructions of the Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, the restoration of the Magadan sea fishing port continues through the implementation of the project “Magadan Sea Logistics Center”.

    The agenda included issues of improving the quality of tourist services. This year, the opening of the first stage of the tourist center on Zavyalova Island is expected. The boutique hotel “Territory” has been built. The balneological resort “Talaya” is getting ready to open. The construction of a four-star hotel has begun. The construction of a sea tourist center continues.

    Yuri Trutnev drew the attention of those present to the introduction of new measures to support investors. The State Duma adopted in the first reading a bill on the creation of a priority development area in the region. “We hope that the result of creating a priority development area will be the development of shipbuilding and ship repair, logistics, tourism, and servicing of mining equipment,” the Deputy Prime Minister noted.

    On the instructions of Russian President Vladimir Putin, the implementation of the Magadan master plan continues. “We still have a lot of work ahead of us to implement the master plans approved by the Russian President. The amounts of funds that are planned to be invested in the construction of new social infrastructure, engineering infrastructure, have never been invested in the Far East. These are really very large amounts of funds. We must ensure thorough implementation of the plans. Ensure that all the money comes to the right place, that all the projects are completed,” emphasized Yuri Trutnev.

    The implementation of the Magadan master plan began in 2019. Within the framework of the master plan, 24 objects were commissioned. The most significant of them was the FOK “Presidential”. Since 2023, the master plan has been implemented within the framework of the long-term comprehensive development plan approved by the order of the Government of Russia. During this time, five objects have been commissioned. The largest of them is the airport terminal complex of Magadan airport, it began operating in December 2024. At the end of the year, a building of the polytechnic college, which had stood unfinished in the city center for more than 30 years, was also opened. An engineering school was commissioned. The Okhotsky Briz boarding house for the elderly and disabled began operating. A cultural development center was opened. A building of the martial arts school was erected with extra-budgetary funds. The improvement of the left bank of the Dukcha River has been completed, a children’s playground is being equipped in the Dukcha Park. This year, the fourth stage of Mayak Park is planned to be commissioned – a cultural and social center and a fountain.

    In 2025, four facilities are planned to be commissioned within the framework of the infrastructure menu, three of which are being built using the Far Eastern concession mechanism, including a multidisciplinary rehabilitation center for 50 people. According to the head of the region, Sergei Nosov, the work will continue in all sectors. “There can be no trifles here. The tasks have been set. The result of this meeting were very specific instructions on the issues that were voiced by people directly working on this land. The solution of the tasks set will allow us to improve the work, indicators, including revenues to the regional budget,” he noted.

    “There is a lot of work. Some of the issues are related to the work of federal ministries. We just need to solve the problems together with the region. I can only say one thing. We have no right to work carelessly. I would like to emphasize that the region is working purposefully, honestly and trying to achieve results,” Yuri Trutnev summed up the meeting.

    On the same day, the Deputy Prime Minister familiarized himself with the implementation of investment projects and visited a number of sites. In particular, he arrived at the military training center at SVGU, where he familiarized himself with the presentation of UAVs manufactured within the framework of the Patriotic priority development area, inspected the construction of a marine tourist center in Nagaev Bay, inspected a recreational complex on Zavyalova Island, visited a shooting sports site under construction in the Staraya Vesyolaya microdistrict, and talked with the management of the Rynda cultural and exhibition center, an independent art venue created to develop the artistic environment of the city and the region.

    Yuri Trutnev also met with Natalia Sivakova, who became the winner of the “Everything for Victory” nomination of the seventh public and business award “Star of the Far East”. The award was given to the project of the school of unmanned aerial vehicles based on the OGUP “Aviation of Kolyma”, within the framework of which not only military personnel are trained, but also drones are assembled.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial News: Exports and Imports Decline Moderately in Q1

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    Exports in the first quarter of 2025 decreased compared to the same period last year due to lower world prices for oil and coal, a reduction in oil production, and the termination of gas transit to the EU. Demand for imports decreased in the context of an increase in the recycling fee and higher rates in the economy.

    At the same time, the value of imports decreased less than exports. As a result, the current account surplus decreased in the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last year.

    Read more in the quarterly issue of the information and analytical commentary “Balance of Payments of the Russian Federation”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Dmitry Patrushev: In 2024, the Government allocated 64 billion rubles for the development of forestry

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    Dmitry Patrushev spoke at a meeting dedicated to the main results of the work of the forestry sector of the Russian Federation in 2024 and the tasks for 2025

    April 17, 2025

    Dmitry Patrushev spoke at a meeting dedicated to the main results of the work of the forestry sector of the Russian Federation in 2024 and the tasks for 2025

    April 17, 2025

    Meeting dedicated to the main results of the forestry work of the Russian Federation in 2024 and tasks for 2025

    April 17, 2025

    Meeting dedicated to the main results of the forestry work of the Russian Federation in 2024 and tasks for 2025

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    Dmitry Patrushev spoke at a meeting dedicated to the main results of the work of the forestry sector of the Russian Federation in 2024 and the tasks for 2025

    Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev spoke at a meeting dedicated to the main results of the work of the forestry sector of the Russian Federation in 2024 and the tasks for 2025. It was held at the site of the National Center “Russia”.

    “Russia accounts for a fifth of the world’s forest reserves. Thanks to this, our country makes a major contribution to ensuring global environmental well-being. For several years now, more forests have been appearing in Russia than are being lost. This is facilitated by the measures implemented by the Federal Forestry Agency, attracting businesses. In 2024, forest restoration was one and a half times greater than the area of felled and dead trees. We must continue to adhere to the given vector. The amount of funds allocated by the Government for the development of forestry in 2024 amounted to 64 billion rubles,” Dmitry Patrushev reported.

    The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that, on the instructions of the President of Russia, forest users in the Northwestern Federal District were partially exempted from paying rent for 2023, which also provided businesses with the necessary support. Separate measures are also provided for wood processors.

    “The forestry complex is a solid base for the relevant industry, a significant component of the economy of most regions. Therefore, it is very important that in 2024 the systematic recovery of the industry after the introduction of sanctions continued. The rise was largely facilitated by previously adopted support measures. According to the results of last year, timber harvesting increased by more than 6 million cubic meters. We expect that in 2025 the positive dynamics will continue and harvesting volumes will exceed 200 million cubic meters,” added Dmitry Patrushev.

    During the implementation of the national project “Ecology”, the total area of new forest plantations reached almost 8 million hectares. Forest restoration was also included in the new national project “Ecological Well-Being”. The Government has allocated more than 16 billion rubles for the implementation of relevant measures until 2030.

    Special attention was paid to fighting forest fires at the meeting. Dmitry Patrushev drew attention to the need for regions to eliminate at least 80% of fires within the first 24 hours after detection. The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that the key to effective work is to direct adequate forces and resources to extinguishing fires.

    To strengthen interdepartmental coordination, an all-Russian headquarters dedicated to the passage of the fire season was held in March of this year.

    In 2025, the Government has allocated almost 20 billion rubles to fight forest fires, which is significantly more than last year. More than 5 billion of the total amount is allocated to expand the system of regional air bases in the most fire-prone regions and strengthen their material and technical base. In January, a new forest fire center began operating in the Far East. Its work will facilitate more rapid extinguishing of complex fires typical for this district.

    Speaking about the strategic directions of forestry development, Dmitry Patrushev reported that in accordance with the instruction of the President of Russia, the efficiency of the forestry industry continues to be improved. First of all, this concerns the issues of decriminalization and the fight against illegal logging and transportation of timber. The Deputy Prime Minister also noted the need to improve the efficiency of forest patrolling, including through the introduction of remote methods and unmanned aerial systems. As part of a separate national project, the industry will receive almost 1.5 thousand drones.

    Since January 1, 2025, the federal forestry information system has been launched, which allows real-time data on raw material routes, volumes and species composition. Dmitry Patrushev emphasized that the legalization of forestry has significantly increased budget revenues. Last year alone, the volume of funds exceeded 80 billion rubles. According to him, these funds should also be directed to the industry. For example, this year, almost 3.5 billion rubles have been allocated to increase the salaries of industry specialists. And a total of 24 billion rubles are planned to be directed by 2030.

    In conclusion, Dmitry Patrushev added that the key tasks of the forestry complex are united in the corresponding strategy, which is being updated this year. In terms of forestry, according to him, it is necessary to pay attention to advanced forest restoration, reducing the area of fires, digitalization and improving the quality of forest accounting. A special emphasis should be placed on establishing a fair price for the use of forest resources.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Dmitry Chernyshenko: This year, more than 40.5 thousand holiday camps should host about 6 million schoolchildren

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    Dmitry Chernyshenko held a meeting dedicated to the organization of summer children’s recreation in 2025

    April 17, 2025

    Dmitry Chernyshenko held a meeting dedicated to the organization of summer children’s recreation in 2025

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    Dmitry Chernyshenko held a meeting dedicated to the organization of summer children’s recreation in 2025

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    Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko held a meeting dedicated to the organization of summer children’s recreation in 2025. The meeting was attended by Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov, Deputy Chairperson of the State Duma Anna Kuznetsova, First Deputy Chairperson of the Federation Council Committee on Federal Structure, Regional Policy, Local Government and Northern Affairs Galina Karelova, representatives of relevant federal departments and organizations, as well as heads of regions.

     

    Dmitry Chernyshenko emphasized that the organization of summer children’s recreation is one of the priority areas of the national project “Youth and Children” and requires special attention to issues of quality and safety.

     

    “President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin said that special attention should be paid to the quality and safety of children’s recreation. To do this, we must implement comprehensive measures in these areas. The task is very large-scale. This year, more than 40.5 thousand camps should accept about 6 million schoolchildren. In the Year of the Defender of the Fatherland, we must take care of the recreation of all children, and especially the children of our heroes – participants in the special military operation. I ask you to keep this issue under constant control. Patriotic shifts dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory must be held in all federal children’s centers. It is extremely important that our current heroes – participants of the SVO – tell the story of glorious victories,” said Dmitry Chernyshenko.

     

    The Deputy Prime Minister added that last year, approximately 165 thousand children of SVO participants spent their holidays in children’s camps.

     

    During the meeting, it was also noted that a federal law had come into force, obliging regions to establish quotas for disabled children and children with limited health capabilities in state and municipal camps. Rospotrebnadzor updated its guidelines for children’s nutrition.

     

    Dmitry Chernyshenko noted that, on the instructions of the President, this year information and analytical panels will be introduced that will help monitor the progress of the health campaign.

     

    “This is a single digital platform where key data will be concentrated: camp occupancy, fulfillment of quotas for children with disabilities, compliance with safety standards, financial accounting, and others. I ask the Ministry of Education to launch this tool across the country as early as June 1,” he added.

     

    Dmitry Chernyshenko emphasized that the upcoming summer season is rich in anniversary events – the 100th anniversary of Artek, the 40th anniversary of the All-Russian Children’s Center Smena and the 65th anniversary of the All-Russian Children’s Center Orlyonok, and noted the special role of these centers in forming the correct attitude to history and spiritual and moral values among young people.

     

    The Deputy Prime Minister expressed gratitude to all participants in the preparation for the summer season, including the State Duma deputies and personally its Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin, as well as the Chairman of the Federation Council Valentina Matviyenko.

     

    As a result, instructions were given aimed at further improving the quality, safety and accessibility of children’s summer recreation, including the launch of a camp monitoring system and collecting feedback.

     

    “In general, the education system is ready for the summer health campaign. It is important to make every effort to ensure that children’s recreation this year is organized efficiently and safely. The federal law “On the Basic Guarantees of Children’s Rights in the Russian Federation” has been amended to require websites and educational programs in children’s camps. They came into force on April 1. By summer, each camp must have its own website, developed taking into account our approximate structure and containing all the necessary information. All subjects have been sent methodological recommendations on the development of educational programs, containing event scenarios,” the Minister of Education said.

     

    Sergei Kravtsov noted that the ministry is holding district seminars for directors of children’s camps and representatives of regional resource centers, where current issues of preparation for the summer are explained.

     

    The Minister of Education reported that the federal infrastructure modernization program is being implemented. He drew the attention of regional representatives to the importance of concluding contracts and starting work within the program, and also instructed them to take measures to return previously repurposed organizations to ownership.

     

    Sergei Kravtsov pointed out that in the Year of the Defender of the Fatherland, special attention should be paid to events dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, and corresponding thematic days should be held in each camp.

     

    Deputy Minister of Transport Alexey Shilo noted that, in accordance with the Government Resolution, since March the cost of travel on long-distance trains for all children aged 10 to 18 has been half the cost of an adult ticket. Since March 5, more than 1.1 million tickets have been issued. In addition to federal benefits, carriers and the Russian Railways holding company offer bonus programs and promotions. This is the year-round tariff plan “Big Family”, which provides a 15% discount on travel in compartment cars for families with three or more children.

     

    Chairman of the Board of the Movement of the First, Hero of Russia Artur Orlov emphasized that for the specialized shifts, the Movement of the First, together with the scientific and pedagogical community and federal children’s centers, has developed 19 programs in various areas of activity. The content of the shift programs includes events dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, the Year of the Defender of the Fatherland, events that allow you to get acquainted with the mission, values, and flagship projects of the Movement of the First.

     

    Representatives of the Ministry of Education and Science, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Prosecutor General’s Office, Rospotrebnadzor, Rosmolodezh, the International Children’s Center “Artek” and the “Movement of the First”, the heads of the Republic of Mari El, the Republic of Crimea, Krasnodar Krai and others also spoke during the meeting.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Moscow’s tram fleet to be fully renewed by 2026

    Source: Moscow Department of Transport

    As part of the public transport modernization program, Moscow’s tram fleet will be fully renewed by 2026, according to Deputy Mayor for transport and industrial policy Maksim Liksutov. Currently, the renewal stands at approximately 95-97%, and with the upcoming purchase of around 100 new trams, all trams in Moscow will be new by next year.

    Moscow’s tram fleet to be fully renewed by 2026.

    Today, we have renewed about 95-97% of the fleet. With the purchase of this batch of trams, by this year and the next, all Moscow trams will be new without exception, — Maksim Liksutov noted.

    He also emphasized that Moscow leads among European megacities in having the youngest tram fleet.

    It is important to note that the old trams previously in service will not be scrapped or sold. The most interesting models will be transferred to the Transport Museum, where they will be restored and showcased at various events, generating significant interest among city residents.

    In celebration of the 126th anniversary of Moscow tram system, a tram parade will be held on April 19. Historic tram cars from different eras will travel along a new route: from Shabolovka Street to Serpukhovskiy Val and Kholodilny Lane to the Danilovskaya manufactory (Varshavskoye Highway) and back. The parade will culminate in a large-scale exhibition of retro tram cars.

    Additionally, as part of the infrastructure upgrade, the renovated P. L. Apakov tram depot was opened last week after undergoing extensive reconstruction. This depot will play an important role in maintaining the new tram fleet and ensuring reliable tram service in Moscow.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Government meeting (2025, No. 13)

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    Source: Government of the Russian Federation – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

    The following issues are planned to be considered at the meeting:

    1. On the progress of preparations for spring field agricultural work in 2025

    2. On the draft federal law “On Amendments to Articles 105 and 112 of the Federal Law “On Enforcement Proceedings””

    The bill is aimed at eliminating the risk of debtors-budget recipients incurring debt on enforcement fees, which are a penalty for failure to comply with the requirements of non-property enforcement documents.

    3. On the draft federal law “On Amendments to Articles 17.15 and 23.68 of the Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses”

    The bill is aimed at establishing administrative liability of budget recipient debtors for their failure to comply with the requirements of non-property enforcement documents.

    4. On the draft amendment of the Government of the Russian Federation to the draft federal law No. 699828-8 “On Amendments to the Federal Law “On Concession Agreements””

    The draft amendments are aimed at clarifying the proposed procedure for concluding a new concession agreement, the object of which is heat supply facilities, centralized hot water supply systems, cold water supply and (or) sanitation systems, individual facilities of such systems, before the expiration of the current concession agreement, including the implementation no earlier than 24 months before the expiration of the agreement of the preemptive right of the person who is the concessionaire under the current concession agreement.

    5. On the allocation by the Ministry of Energy of Russia in 2025 from the reserve fund of the Government of the Russian Federation of budgetary appropriations for the provision of a subsidy to the joint-stock company South-West Electric Grid Company

    The draft order is aimed at implementing measures to restore distribution networks within the framework of the program of socio-economic development of the Donetsk People’s Republic, Lugansk People’s Republic, Zaporizhia and Kherson regions.

    Moscow, April 17, 2025

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: GUU invites you to an open-door cleanup with Vice-Rector Pavel Pavlovsky

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    On April 19, 2025, in the A.S. Khlobystov Square, which is also called the “Khlobystov People’s Park”, as part of a clean-up day organized by the Vykhino-Zhulebino District Administration of Moscow, the State University of Management will hold an event for applicants, the Open Doors Clean-up Day.

    What is this Open Doors Saturday?

    GUU invites Moscow schoolchildren to try out a new unusual format as part of the current admission campaign to universities. The clean-up day at the Khlobystov People’s Park will be a preliminary event for applicants on the eve of the traditional Open Day at GUU, scheduled for April 27.

    In addition to directly helping Moscow with its spring cleanup, schoolchildren will be able to ask questions about the admissions campaign to the First Vice-Rector of the University Pavel Pavlovsky in a relaxed working environment.

    Date: April 19 Time: 10:00 – 13:00 Place: A.S. Khlobystov Square (address: Khlobystov St., 12-14)

    Come and ennoble yourself and the capital!

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: SPbPU and Borlas Group: a new impetus for the development of additive technologies for Russian industry

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    Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University and Borlas Group (part of Softline Group) signed a strategic partnership agreement to train students and specialists from industrial enterprises in technological innovations: the implementation of additive technologies, Russian engineering software, the use of AI tools; as well as to create engineering and production centers for additive laser technologies together with leading Russian industrial enterprises.

    Borlas Group and Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University have agreed to develop long-term cooperation in the scientific, educational and innovative fields to train students and employees of industrial enterprises in the implementation of additive technologies, generative design, topological optimization in the design of products for 3D printing, the use of AI tools, integration with PLM systems and engineering software, as well as their readiness to participate in the creation of laser technology centers together with leading Russian industrial enterprises.

    “We are actively working on retraining and upgrading the qualifications of industrial specialists, taking into account the specialized areas in the field of modern and promising technologies. The use of additive technologies allows Russian enterprises to improve the quality of production, reduce material costs and project implementation times,” said SPbPU Rector Andrey Rudskoy. “The result of our cooperation with the Borlas Group should be high-quality professional training of university graduates, the creation of a personnel reserve of the enterprise from among young specialists with the relevant competencies in the field of high-tech production.”

    We are pleased to cooperate with the highly professional team of SPbPU as a strategic partner in the joint development of innovative technologies for leading industrial enterprises and the opportunity to thus contribute to the development and improvement of the efficiency of Russian industry. I am confident that our joint work will bring excellent results, – noted the President of the Borlas Group Alexey Ananyin.

    Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University is one of the largest technical universities in the country with historically strong scientific schools, having undeniable results and achievements in scientific, educational and innovative activities. The strategic goal of SPbPU is the modernization and development of the university as a globally competitive scientific and educational center integrating multidisciplinary scientific research and world-class technologies and being one of the world’s leading universities.

    The Borlas Group has 30 years of successful experience in automating Russian industrial enterprises, with a staff of about 600 certified specialists with experience in developing and implementing the main classes of industrial software, including for critical information infrastructure facilities.

    The Softline Group of Companies has transformed from a provider of solutions in the field of digital transformation and information security into an investment and technology holding with a focus on innovation. Today, the Softline Group of Companies is a leader in a number of technology market segments, with more than 30 years of experience and a wide regional presence in Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Indonesia and the UAE.

    Over the past three years, more than 15 new companies have entered the GC perimeter, the product portfolio has significantly expanded due to innovative solutions in the field of artificial intelligence, laser technologies, cloud computing and information security. The number of employees has grown from 5 to 11 thousand people, more than half of whom are engineers and developers. Currently, Softline GC is forming several clusters, which will include both the current companies of the Group and those newly acquired as a result of M

    The Borlas Group is one of the founders and leading players in the information technology market in Russia and the CIS. For over 30 years, Borlas has been confirming its reputation as a reliable and professional partner, offering customers an individual approach and modern tools for solving current management problems: IT consulting, development and implementation of corporate information systems, business applications and product lifecycle management systems, construction of IT infrastructure and comprehensive security systems, as well as cloud services and functional and technical support for implemented solutions.

    Softline Group of Companies (PJSC Softline) is an investment and technology holding company, a leader in a number of technology market segments, with more than 30 years of experience and a broad regional presence in Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Indonesia and the UAE.

    PAO Softline is a public company, whose shares and bonds are traded on the Moscow Exchange (ticker – SOFL). The group focuses on new technologies and consists of several clusters:

    artificial intelligence and development of custom and mass-produced software; production of high-tech equipment, including computer systems and laser technologies; development of information security solutions; implementation of complex IT projects.

    Softline Group is a platform for consolidating IT companies and forming new IT clusters for their entry into capital markets and growth financing. Softline Group provides them with synergy by accessing its client base in the markets where it operates.

    The company has over 11,000 qualified employees, more than half of whom are engineers and developers. The company has over 100,000 clients from all sectors of the economy. Currently, Softline Group is one of the fastest growing companies in the industry with an average annual growth rate of over 30%. In 2024, its turnover exceeded 120.6 billion rubles.

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