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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Gift for March 8: the capital’s consumer portal will help you make the right choice

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    On International Women’s Day, many people try to please their loved ones and friends by giving them a memorable gift. This could be a bouquet of beautiful flowers with balloons and toys, perfume and jewelry, an invitation to a romantic dinner at a restaurant or a trip to the theater. Department of Information Technology of the City of Moscow They told us what materials the capital has consumer portal will help you navigate when buying goods in stores or marketplaces and order quality services. Finding the necessary material is easy: just use the search bar or select the appropriate thematic section on the main page of the portal.

    “The desire to make March 8 an unforgettable day requires not only creativity and material costs, but also maximum attention when assessing the quality of goods and services. To ensure that the delivery of flowers, cake or balloons does not turn into an unpleasant adventure, and a trip to a restaurant meets expectations, it is worth reading the recommendations of experts on the capital’s consumer portal. Useful materials will help you learn how to recognize scammers when making online purchases and return goods of inadequate quality. They will also tell you what to do if the price on the price tag does not match the price of the goods at the checkout,” the press service of the Moscow Department of Information Technology said.

    Book a table at a restaurant or order cleaning

    One way to make a pleasant surprise for March 8 is to order cleaning at home. In order for the services to be provided on time and with high quality, it is worth learning more about the rights and obligations of the customer and their contractor. This was discussed in the material “Cleaning services – what should a consumer be guided by?”.

    Another way to create a festive mood is to have a gala dinner. If you plan to have dinner at home, you need to make a menu in advance and buy products, including buying them on sale. To avoid shopping problems, it is useful to familiarize yourself with the portal section “Sale of food products”.

    Here you can find information on what to do if the price of a product on the price tag does not match the one announced at the checkout, and what to pay attention to when buying loose goods.

    Those planning to spend an evening in a cafe or restaurant should study the materials in this section. “Public catering services”.

    Expert advice will help you get the expected level of service. Thanks to them, you can find out what to pay attention to when visiting catering establishments, and what information about the establishment and its services a guest has the right to request. In addition, the section contains instructions on what to do if the dish seemed tasteless or of poor quality, and uncoordinated additional services unexpectedly appeared on the bill.

    Choose quality perfume, jewelry or purchase a certificate

    When buying perfume or cosmetics, first of all, you need to make sure of the quality and safety of the product. In order for the gift to become a pleasant surprise, and not the cause of allergic reactions, you need to study the composition and expiration date of the product, contraindications for use and information about the manufacturer. All the necessary information must be provided by the seller. You can learn more about consumer rights when buying perfumes and cosmetics from the thematic article “What to look for when choosing cosmetics?”.

    Another desired gift is jewelry. Recommendations on how to ensure the quality of jewelry and what to pay attention to in a jewelry store are collected inin this material. For example, when buying a product made of precious metals, experts recommend making sure that it has a sample and a stamp of the manufacturer (the manufacturer’s mark, which is placed on all jewelry made of precious metal). And if the product uses cut precious stones, there should be a separate certificate for each of them. In addition, the material can tell you in what cases you can return or exchange the purchased product.

    It may happen that the gift does not fit in shape, dimensions, size, color or configuration. Another publication on the consumer portal will tell you how to return or exchange items of proper quality and what conditions must be met.

    If it is difficult to decide on a gift, but you still want to please your loved ones and colleagues, certificates and gift cards can be an excellent option. What you should pay attention to when making them, will tell next materialHere you can also find information on how to return funds if for some reason you cannot use the certificate.

    Make profitable purchases in online stores

    Those who prefer to order gifts, products and flowers online should familiarize themselves with the information aboutFeatures of distance selling. And to understand what to do if the product purchased on the online platform turned out to be of inadequate quality, the material posted will help by link.

    If after paying for the goods there are controversial situations with the seller, which he refuses to resolve by oral appeal, the consumer has the right to make a written claim. The procedure is described in the article “Pre-trial procedure for resolving disputes on consumer rights protection issues”. You can file a claim using ready template on the portal.

    The consumer portal was created in 2022 by the Moscow Government and the Moscow Office of Rospotrebnadzor. The resource contains more than 230 materials: articles, instructions, memos, webinars, interviews. All materials were compiled by experts based on requests from Muscovites, including those received on the hotline of the Moscow Office of Rospotrebnadzor. The portal’s materials, written in simple and understandable language, help to sort out controversial situations between consumers and sellers of goods or service providers. In addition to practical recommendations, the publications also contain the names of the relevant regulations that can be relied on when communicating with legal entities or individual entrepreneurs if there is a need to protect consumer rights. You can also consult on consumer rights protection issues by calling the 24-hour hotline of the Moscow Office of Rospotrebnadzor: 7 495 539-36-96.

    The creation and support of information security tools, as well as counteracting cyber fraud, are in line with the objectives of the national project “Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: “Such different girls, young women, women”: Glavarkhiv invites to an exhibition for March 8

    Translartion. Region: Russians Fedetion –

    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    An exhibition entitled “Such Different Girls, Young Women, Women” dedicated to International Women’s Day has opened on Chistoprudny Boulevard and in Yekaterininsky Park. The exhibition includes photographs from the Moscow Main Archives collection from the 1900s to the 1980s. The photographs depict girls of various professions. The exhibition can be viewed until April 4.

    “This coming weekend, all of Russia will be congratulating girls and women on March 8. For this day, we have prepared a photo exhibition on Chistoprudny Boulevard and in Yekaterininsky Park with shots from our collections. The most striking pictures from different decades of the last century have been selected for it. Through them, we have tried to convey the versatility of girls, young women, women who will always be an example of inner strength, kindness and determination for all generations. We congratulate you on the upcoming holiday and invite you to the exhibition, which will last until April 4,” said the head of the Main Archives of Moscow.

    Yaroslav Onopenko.

    The earliest photographs in the exhibition date back to the 1900s, and most of them feature the Gnessin family. For example, a 1900 shot shows artist Elena Kamenetseva, their closest friend. She was photographed at her dacha, working en plein air. A 1908 photo shows pianist and teacher Olga Gnessina at home.

    Photos from the Soviet period show girls with the most difficult and responsible professions. Thus, in one of the shots, a worker at Vnukovo airport measures the lower edge of clouds to ensure flight safety. In other pictures, women receive a call from the central city ambulance station dispatcher via radio, prepare signature dishes, accept congratulations on March 8 from their students, and rest during a break.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The super service “Moving under the renovation program” is becoming increasingly popular among Muscovites

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The online booking service for viewing apartments offered by the city under the renovation program is gaining popularity among residents of the capital. In January 2025, the number of requests increased more than sixfold compared to the same period last year. This was reported by the Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital’s Department of City Property Maxim Gaman.

    “In the first month of this year, 969 families chose a convenient date and time to view an apartment online using the super service

    “Moving under the renovation program” on the mos.ru portal. For comparison: in January 2024, the digital resource was used 153 times, and over four thousand times over the entire last year. Muscovites appreciated the remote format of interaction with the city, since the super service allows them to resolve many issues related to resettlement without visiting the information center and not depending on its working hours,” said Maxim Gaman.

    There is still an alternative way to register for viewing apartments offered by the city through employees of resettlement information centres.

    “For residents who value face-to-face communication, resettlement information centers operate on the ground floors of new buildings. There, administrators will consult participants in the renovation program on all issues related to moving, and will also help select the necessary service within the super service. Thanks to a single registration grid, overlapping in slots and long waits in line are eliminated,” noted the Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital’s Department of Urban Development Policy

    Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    In addition, Muscovites who have full account on the mos.ru portal, they can register online to conclude an agreement, when it is ready. In addition, the super service allows you to download it yourself to the portal necessary copies of documents. These include scans of passports and birth certificates for minors, as well as title documents for housing. This could be, for example, a purchase and sale agreement, exchange, gift, shared participation or social tenancy agreement, as well as a certificate of inheritance – everything is individual here.

    As noted in the Department of Information Technology, in the super service “Moving under the renovation program” is also availablegeneral instructions, which explains how the move is organized, contains information about the necessary documents for drawing up the contract, and also tells how to change the kindergarten, school or clinic if necessary. The personal instruction, in turn, makes it possible to adjust the parameters for a specific life situation.

    Two more services allow you to remotely submit an application for elimination construction defects Andto call movers, who will help you move things from your old apartment to your new one for free.

    The renovation program was approved in August 2017. It concerns about a million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 houses. Sergei Sobyanin instructed to double the pace of implementation of the renovation program.

    Moscow is one of the leaders among regions in terms of construction volumes. High rates of housing construction correspond to the goals and initiatives of the national project “Infrastructure for life”.

    Sergei Sobyanin said that over 400 services and services of the mos.ru portal help solve almost any everyday problem

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Five best articles in Russian for 04.03.2025

    MIL Analysis: Here are the top five Russian language articles published today. The analysis includes five key articles prioritized at the moment.

    Trends seen in today’s analysis include economic performance; Bank of Russia issues a coin in memory of Rear Admiral A.F. Mozhaisky. The economy is developing together with artificial intelligence.

    The Higher School of Economics published a study on the brightest gamma-ray burst in history.

    Humanization of education is developing, and now schoolchildren can decide on a profession from an early age.

    Tourism in Russia is advancing and bringing new business opportunities.

    Below you can read one of the articles.

    1. Financial news: To the 200th anniversary of the inventor of the first Russian airplane Alexander Mozhaisky (03.03.2025).

    Bank of Russia on March 4, 2025 puts into circulation a commemorative silver coin with a nominal value of 2 rubles “Rear Admiral AF Mozhaisky, to the 200th anniversary of his birth” series “Outstanding personalities of Russia” (catalog number 5110-0189).

    The silver coin with a nominal value of 2 rubles (mass of precious metal in purity – 15.55 g, alloy grade – 925) has the shape of a circle with a diameter of 33.0 mm.

    2. Scientists have recorded the brightest ever cosmic gamma-ray burst GRB 221009A.

    “Higher School of Economics” –

    A team of scientists from 17 countries, including physicists from the National Research University Higher School of Economics, has analyzed new photometric and spectroscopic data of the brightest gamma-ray burst in the history of observations – GRB 221009A. They were obtained at the Sayan Observatory 1 hour and 15 minutes after its registration. The researchers recorded photons with an energy of 18 teraelectronvolts. Theoretically, such high-energy particles should not reach the Earth, but analysis of the data showed that it is possible. The findings call into question theories of gamma ray absorption and may point to unknown physical processes. The study is published in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics.

    3. From childhood to career: how the project “Educational Verticals” helps schoolchildren to decide on a profession.

    In Moscow, there are kids who have been conducting scientific research, creating smart equipment and speaking at conferences since the age of 13. They go to regular schools, but study from seventh to ninth grade under a special program of the city project “Educational Verticals”. It has been implemented since 2018 and helps to choose in advance the direction of future activity, to enter a profile or pre-professional class.

    4. GUU held a roundtable discussion on the development of artificial intelligence in China.

    State University of Management and the Center for Broadcasting to Europe and Asia under the Foreign Language Publishing and Distribution Administration of the People’s Republic of China (Zhenmin Huabao Publishing House) organized the Round Table on “High-Quality Development of China’s Economy” and the presentation of the 4th volume of the book “Xi Jinping on Public Administration” in Russian.

    5. The “Winter in Moscow” project allowed businesses to make themselves known and increase sales.

    The capital’s business actively supported the large-scale city project “Winter in Moscow”. Thus, it not only became a major holiday, but also offered a wide range of opportunities and support measures for entrepreneurs. For example, the magic market of the project “Made in Moscow” united more than 500 manufacturers and placed its sites on seven tourist streets of the capital, including Arbat, Novy Arbat, Kuznetsky Most, Rozhdestvenska, as well as Tverskaya Boulevard, Stoleshnikov Lane and Bolotnaya Square.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: How social institutions in the capital operate on March 7 and 8

    Translartion. Region: Russians Fedetion –

    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    On the eve of International Women’s Day, most social institutions in the capital will maintain their operating hours. However, registry offices, some medical organizations, Moscow Longevity Centers, and My Documents offices will switch to a special schedule. This was reported by Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development.

    “In anticipation of March 8, the capital has planned many pleasant surprises for Muscovites, including concerts, exhibitions and, of course, flowers. At the same time, we are trying to do everything so that residents continue to receive the necessary assistance and services during the holiday weekend. Therefore, most social institutions, including clinics, milk distribution points, emergency rooms, veterinary clinics, will fully maintain their usual schedule or will work in a reduced mode. At the same time, some organizations, such as government service centers and registry offices, will be closed on March 8,” the deputy mayor said.

    Adult clinics will be open from 09:00 to 16:00 on March 8 and 9. Home care will be provided at the same time. ARVI offices will also accept patients from 09:00 to 16:00. 24-hour emergency rooms will continue to operate without changes. Children’s clinics will provide home care from 09:00 to 15:00. Of the antenatal clinics, only those with 10 or more sites will be open on holiday weekends. You can go there from 09:00 to 16:00. Milk distribution points will maintain their previous working hours – from 06:30 to 15:00.

    Moscow Longevity Centers will be closed on March 8. The working hours of the Unified Support Center for Participants in the Special Military Operation and their Families will not change on Saturday. 24-hour psychological assistance is available by phone: 051 (from a landline) or 7 495 051 (from a mobile). State veterinary clinics, employment centers, family and rehabilitation centers will maintain their normal working hours.

    All wedding palaces will be open until 17:00 on March 7. Civil registry offices (including wedding palaces No. 1 and 4) will be closed on March 8.

    Educational institutions and reading rooms of the Main Archives will operate as usual on Saturday and Sunday.

    The My Documents government service centers will not accept applicants on March 8. District centers will resume work on March 9 and will be open from 08:00 to 20:00, and flagship offices and the Palace of Government Services at VDNKh – from 10:00 to 22:00.

    The capital has prepared a festive program for International Women’s Day. From March 5 to 9, postcards with masterpieces from the Pushkin Museum will be available at the My Documents government service centers. Each postcard contains a compliment and information about the heroines of the paintings and the artists. The Main Archives exhibitions dedicated to representatives of different eras and professions will open on the streets. The Sistema Gallery art space in the capital will host an exhibition of photographs telling about the inspiring path of women to success. And visitors to women’s health centers and government service centers will be presented with flowers on the eve of the holiday.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Parking on Moscow streets will be free on March 8 — Sergei Sobyanin

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    On International Women’s Day, March 8, you can leave your car in street parking lots without paying. This was announced by Sergei Sobyanin in his telegram channel.

    “On March 8, parking in the city will be free. Including on streets with rates of 380, 450 and 600 rubles per hour and in dynamic rate zones,” noted Sergei Sobyanin.

    Source: Sergei Sobyanin’s Telegram channel @Mos_Sobyanin 

    Parking lots with barriers will continue to operate as usual.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: More than 120 million rubles were collected on the “Million Prizes” website for SVO participants

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Muscovites transferred more than 120 million rubles on the website “A Million Prizes” in support of fighters participating in the special military operation (SMO) and to provide humanitarian aid to civilians in the new and border territories of Russia.

    Fundraising has been going on since August 15th together with the foundation “People’s Front. Everything for victory!” and other charitable organizations. Muscovites can transfer from 500 to five thousand city (green) points unlimited number of times. One point is equal to one ruble.

    Residents of the capital receive points for participating in projects “City of Ideas”, “Active Citizen”, “Electronic House”, “City of tasks”, “Our City” and others.

    To do a good deed, you need to log in to the site “A Million Prizes” using the login and password from the mos.ru portal account. Then, in the “Incentives” section, select the “Charity” category, the card of the desired fund, the donation amount and click the “Place an order” button. The points will be debited from the user’s account, and their cash equivalent will be sent to the fund.

    Any possible assistance, every invested ruble helps to supply the fighters with the necessary means of protection, equipment, warm clothes and other items. For residents of border regions, the funds received are used to purchase necessary things: food, essential goods and other things.

    “A Million Prizes”— a website where Muscovites can use city points to receive goods and services from more than 400 partner organizations. The loyalty program allows you to use accumulated points to receive discounts in stores, cafes and restaurants, purchase tickets to theaters and museums, and top up your Troika transport card and your parking account in the Parking of Russia app. In addition, users of the site can donate funds to charity.

    The project is being developed by the State Institution “New Management Technologies” andDepartment of Information Technology of the City of Moscow.

    The creation, development and operation of the e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant services, as well as other services in electronic form, corresponds to the objectives of the national project “Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State” and the capital’s regional project “Digital Public Administration”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Career and Family: Muscovites Invited to Free Educational Classes

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The city employment service helps women raising children to realize themselves in business and to undergo training in in-demand specialties. For example, in the center “My career” The “Mama Rabotyat” program is in effect, within the framework of which courses will be held for female residents of the capital in March. Participants will learn more about the profession of a real estate agent, and will also become familiar with methods of promoting goods and services on the Internet.

    “Our program is designed for female applicants who are ready to continue their professional development during maternity leave or after leaving it. The main goal is to allow a woman to implement her model of success, which harmoniously combines a career and caring for a family. This is helped by specialized trainings and short courses, which we regularly conduct in partnership with leading experts and employers from various industries. Thanks to two training courses that will be held at the center in March, women will be able to learn the basics of a realtor’s work, learn how to promote services and goods online, and much more,” said Yulia Belyaeva, head of the “Mom Works” program at the “My Career” center.

    On March 10, the full-time and part-time course “Mom – Real Estate Agent” will begin. The teachers will be market experts and current practitioners. Participants will study types of real estate and channels for promoting properties, learn how to find clients and retain them, and discuss legal and financial nuances of transactions. Future realtors will be able to practice the knowledge they have acquired individually or in a group. The program includes independent study of online lessons and homework with feedback from a mentor. Upon completion of the course, participants will receive certificates. The training will end on March 24, and from March 25 to 28, Muscovites will be invited on excursions to major real estate agencies.

    In-person meetings will be held at the My Career center at the address: 1 Sergiya Radonezhskogo Street, Building 1. Participation is free, but advance registration is required.link.

    On March 17, freelance Moscow women are invited to attend the full-time and part-time course “Mom — Online Expert: From Product to Promotion.” The center’s specialists will tell you how to use your experience wisely, promote yourself and your services, formalize your self-employment, and where to find clients. Invited speakers will share their best practices and secrets of promotion on freelance exchanges. They will also talk about how to form a client base, including with the help of electronic services. The training will end on March 28. As a result, the participants will receive a finished product and an effective strategy for its promotion.

    In-person meetings will be held at the My Career center on Sergius of Radonezh Street. Participation is free, but will require registration.

    The Moscow City Employment Service is the largest state personnel operator that helps residents of the capital find work. Its structure includes employment offices, many of which are located in the My Documents government service centers. The flagship centers are open at the following addresses: Kuusinen Street, Building 2, Building 1, and Shabolovka Street, Building 48. The specialized employment center My Career is located on Sergiya Radonezhskogo Street.

    In the center “Professions of the Future” (Shchepkina Street, Building 38, Building 1) in a maximum of three and a half months, you can master one of 75 in-demand professions in various sectors of the economy. Career mentors will help you find a job after completing your training. The center’s partners include more than three thousand employers. In addition, a comprehensive career guidance program for ninth-grade students is being implemented here.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The Sports Weekend project now features online training with stars

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    In the project “Sports Weekend”, organized by Moscow City Sports Department and My Documents public service centers, a series of online training sessions with stars and professional trainers has begun. 85 sessions in nine areas are planned. You can join them for free.

    Video workouts will help you improve and maintain your physical fitness without leaving your home. You may need elastic bands, a mat, and a yoga cube for the classes. Each discipline opens with a workout with one of the famous artists, for example, dance with Polina Gagarina, yoga with Alsou, fitrock with ST, and meditation with Assol. Subsequent classes in each discipline will be conducted by coaches from the Sports Weekend project.

    New videos will be published from Monday to Friday on the project’s social media pages, as well as on the Rutube channel. First training already available. The online format is one of the project’s areas, offline classes are held at city venues, and to participate you need to register on the website “Sports weekend”.

    The project includes various sports areas, everyone can find something to their liking – general physical training, stretching, dance training, yoga, Pilates, soft fitness, body combat, fitrock and meditation.

    “Sports Weekend” is one of the largest projects in Moscow. City residents are offered free yoga, stretching and other training sessions under the guidance of qualified trainers. Classes are held at 16 venues in the capital, as well as online. A detailed schedule is published on the project website.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: “Forward to Zlotnikov!” How the new exhibition is organized in the gallery-workshop “GROUND Solyanka”

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    An exhibition has opened in the GROUND Solyanka gallery and workshop “Forward to Zlotnikov!”, presenting a new look at the artist’s legacy.

    Yuri Zlotnikov is an abstract artist, one of the classics of Russian contemporary art, creator of his own visual language. His works are kept in the State Tretyakov Gallery, the State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, the National Center of Art and Culture Georges Pompidou in Paris and other major cultural organizations.

    The exhibition “Forward, to Zlotnikov!” is complex: its creators define it as a search for an impulse that sets in motion the mechanism of perception and knowledge of the world, as a large-scale study based on the art of Yuri Zlotnikov. His works are shown together with works by Russian and foreign contemporary artists – this takes viewers away from the idea of a lone innovator, which is assigned to the master, and denotes the continuity of ideas and interdisciplinary searches. And the image of the world through the prism of Yuri Zlotnikov’s works is complemented and expanded by scores for the ANS synthesizer by Olesya Rostovskaya and the installation “Machine Vision” by media artist Kamila Yusupova.

    As for the architecture of the exhibition, notes Katya Bochavar, director of the GROUND Solyanka gallery and workshop, it is organized quite uniformly: almost all of the master’s works on display are located on a white support, with the exception of large paintings.

    “And since the texts written by curator Nikita Spiridonov explain the artist’s works themselves, the themes that Zlotnikov worked on, and explain his worldview and perception in general, then, as it seems to me, it is very important at this exhibition not only to look, but also to read the text,” emphasizes Katya Bochavar.

    “Signal System”, Cybernetics and Sculpture

    The research exhibition is a timely and important stage in the study of the work of one of the greatest authors of contemporary Russian art, says Nikita Spiridonov.

    “The starting point here is the art of Yuri Zlotnikov. However, following the call in the title, the dramaturgy can also be built in reverse: through the practices and poetics of other authors, the perception of Zlotnikov’s own art is deconstructed and reassembled,” the curator of the exhibition reasons.

    The starting point for the research is the “Signal System”, which is at the crossroads of these vectors. Yuri Zlotnikov himself formulated its essence as follows: “The study of psychophysiological motor experiences, the nature of the subject’s reactions to color and form, the interaction of “artist – image – viewer” and subsequent impacts is the meaning of my work…”.

    The term “signal” refers to cybernetics, an interdisciplinary science of transforming and transmitting information in complex control systems, which, in turn, borrowed it from psychophysiology. The artist emphasized the influence of cybernetics in his texts and statements. It is known, for example, that while working on “Signal System” (1957–1962), Zlotnikov communicated with Nikolai Bernstein, who was in charge of one of the laboratories of the Central Institute of Labor in the first half of the 1920s, where he was developing the foundations of biomechanics. Researchers of the artist’s work do not have a unified opinion on what exactly he gleaned from the texts and reasoning, but his practice sometimes seems worthy of its own laboratory and speaks of Yuri Zlotnikov’s exceptional passion and persistence not only in aesthetics, but also in science.

    In the hall “Psychophysiology of visual perception” a special place is given to Zlotnikov’s still little-studied projects – sculpture and design theory. He worked on the principles of industrial workshop design in parallel with the “Signal System”.

    “The idea was to extrapolate the Signals problematic to the needs of industrialization of that time – the project addressed the mental state of a person at the moment of production. Like the psychotechnical experiments of the Russian avant-garde, it was supposed to help a worker tune in to the production process in the factory shops, a schoolchild – to perceive and assimilate educational material in the classroom, and so on. However, later Zlotnikov cooled towards design and became disillusioned with its potential. According to Alexander Zlotnikov, Yuri Savelyevich claimed that the mundane is detrimental to the perception of art: if a worker sees a mural next to his machine every day, he will most likely stop noticing it,” says Nikita Spiridonov.

    The sculptural works, not realized on a large scale during Zlotnikov’s lifetime and presented as models, establish a continuity with Yakov Chernikhov’s “Architectural Fantasies” — graphic compositions with an emphasis on “a sense of form, line, plane, volume, a sense of rhythm.” And although most of Chernikhov’s works remained projects, their flat architecture echoes the elements of lines and arcs of spatial objects in the gallery-studio hall. Thus, the visual patterns of Zlotnikov’s series enter three-dimensional space and now share it with the viewer, provoking movement and the search for a more perfect point of perception.

    The exhibition runs until April 22. Tickets can be purchased on mos.ru.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: All about your capital: how the personal account of the portal “Discover Moscow” has been updated

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    A new function has appeared in the user’s personal account on the “Discover Moscow” portal. Now in the “Favorites” section, you can create your own selections of online routes, articles about museums, monuments and buildings, as well as materials about people who left their mark on the culture and history of the capital. Thanks to this, it will be easier for users to systematize information about the places they want to visit and quickly find the content they like.

    “Earlier, the team of the project “Discover Moscow” conducted a study to find out the opinion of users about the work of the portal. Many survey participants noted that they would like to be able to save pages in the “Favorites” section in a more convenient way. Previously, they could not be organized, which sometimes caused difficulties in finding the necessary material. Therefore, we added a new function to the section – creating categories for content. Now the user can combine it thematically, for example, save articles about museums that they plan to visit, or descriptions of interesting routes in a separate category,” the press service said.

    Department of Information Technology of the City of Moscow.

    New functions are available to authorized users of the portal “Learn Moscow”. Authorization can be done using Mos ID – an account on the mos.ru portal, as well as accounts on the social networks “VKontakte”, “Odnoklassniki” or the “Yandex ID” service. In addition, you can create a separate account on the portal “Learn Moscow”. When registering, the user will need to indicate their first name, last name, email and set a password.

    In the updated personal account, in the “Favorites” section, two categories are available by default: “Already visited” and “Planning to visit”. In order for the desired page to be included in one of them, you need to put the appropriate mark. You can find it above the photo gallery of the object, next to the “Favorites” icon, marked with a “heart”.

    To create your own content categories, in the Favorites section, you need to click the Add Category button. For example, this can be done for favorite routes, information about the history of the city, quizzes, unique historical places, museums or interesting buildings. The user comes up with the name of the category themselves. If necessary, it can be edited, and the categories themselves can be deleted.

    Next, to add content to the desired category, you must first save it to “Favorites” by clicking on the “heart” icon on the object page above the photo gallery. Then go to “Favorites”, click on the “Add to categories” button under the saved object and select the desired one.

    In your personal account, you can also use the existing convenient options.

    Thus, in the “My Tickets” tab, the ability to view tickets purchased in the section has been preserved. “Poster”On the portal “Discover Moscow” you can find many interesting events – paid and free, which take place in the city’s cultural institutions.

    And in the “Added to the site” tab there are pages (dedicated to historical buildings, monuments and personalities) that the user has created on the “Learn Moscow” portal. You can create a page in the “Buildings”, “Monuments” and “Personalities” sections. To do this, go to the section and click on the appropriate button at the top of the page – “Add a building”, “Add a monument” or “Add a person”. Then the user needs to enter information about the object. If we are talking about, for example, a building, you will need to indicate its name, address, nearest metro station, date of construction, add a description and photographs. The application will be reviewed by specialized specialists, and after moderation, the object page will appear on um.mos.ru. Before you suggest an article for publication, it is recommended to check if there is similar material on the portal.

    Another new feature is the ability to rate routes based on several criteria: scenic beauty, duration, information content, and accessibility. This can be done on a five-point scale. The rating will allow portal visitors to better navigate the variety of routes and choose those that match their interests and preferences.

    All new features are also available in the “Discover Moscow” application.

    “Get to Know Moscow”— a joint project of departments information technology, cultures, cultural heritage, education and science. The interactive guide contains photographs and descriptions of more than 2.3 thousand buildings, over 700 monuments, 400 museums, more than 290 walking routes, as well as information about more than 320 historical figures. All this is also available in the mobile application “Get to Know Moscow”.

    The creation, development and operation of the e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant services, as well as other services in electronic form, corresponds to the objectives of the national project “Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State” and the regional project of the city of Moscow “Digital Public Administration”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Capital centers of additional education are becoming increasingly popular

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Over the past three years, young Muscovites have begun to attend clubs and sections in the capital’s palaces and creative centers by 35 percent more often. This was reported in Department of Education and Science of the City of Moscow.

    “There are 26 creative centers in the capital, including the flagship of the capital’s supplementary education system — the Moscow Palace of Pioneers on Vorobyovy Gory. Over the past three years, interest in these institutions has grown noticeably: the number of children attending clubs has increased to 142 thousand. Children have access to over 15 thousand sections and clubs — this is a quarter more than in 2022. Each child can choose what interests them — from football and rhythmic gymnastics to robotics and circus arts,” the department’s press service said.

    For example, at the Victoria Children’s and Youth Center, Muscovites go karting. They not only learn to drive, but also study the structure of cars, master repair skills, learn traffic rules and the specifics of holding sports competitions. At the Vostochny Palace of Children’s and Youth Creativity, schoolchildren try their hand at DJing. During classes, they work with modern music equipment, master mobile applications for creating music and perform at events.

    The Moscow Palace of Pioneers has an observatory where children study astronomy. At the technical education center, they observe the sky and make their own discoveries, such as finding new stars. Since 2019, the palace’s students have discovered 77 supernovae and 126 variable stars. There is also a sculpture workshop where schoolchildren gain skills in working with tools and prepare for admission to specialized universities. In addition, there is the Vasilisa Fashion Theater. The children create complex sewing products, design, model and decorate clothes, and also participate in the development and sewing of collections for various competitions and shows.

    You can sign up for clubs on the mos.ru portal using the function “Enrollment in clubs, sports sections and art schools” in the “Services” section.

    In total, there are more than 135 thousand clubs and sections in the capital’s schools, colleges and additional education centres. 89 percent of Moscow schoolchildren study in them. Most often, they choose football, chess and robotics.

    You can find out more about additional education in the capital in Telegram channels “Moscow education” And“Moscow Center for Educational Practices”.

    Supplementary education programs develop creative and critical thinking in schoolchildren and develop skills that will be useful to them in their future profession. Events held within the framework of supplementary education contribute to the project “All the best for children” national project “Youth and Children”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Composer Alexey Rybnikov on the Moskino Cinema Park and the music for Buratino

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The full-length film “Buratino”, which was filmed at the Moskino cinema park, will be released on January 1, 2026, 50 years after the premiere of the famous Soviet musical film. The new film was filmed from September to November 2024. The music for it was written by composer Alexey Rybnikov.

    The People’s Artist of Russia created unique arrangements, inspired by the characters’ personalities. The film retains the classic compositions from the Soviet adaptation, and also adds new musical elements.

    “In most of the film we left the compositions from the Soviet film, and, for example, for the scene where Papa Carlo makes a doll, I wrote new lyrics to the music from the first film. All the other songs remained with the classic words, but one of them will sound unusual, it will be a surprise for all viewers,” shared Alexey Rybnikov.

    For the project, the Moskino cinema park built a set called “Provincial Towns of Europe” with an area of over 11 thousand square meters. The composer noted that they were made so naturally and realistically that it created the feeling of filming in a real Italian city. These are several streets with realistic buildings – a church, Giuseppe’s house, a school, a theater and others.

    Numerous streets and squares, small artistic details, fountains, niches, inscriptions – everything is worked out to the smallest detail. Alexey Rybnikov emphasized that the creation of such a site within the boundaries of Moscow is a great help and success for filmmakers.

    The site offers comfortable conditions for work, and each decoration is unique and interesting in its own way. The composer called the idea of creating a world-class cinema park in the capital fantastic.

    “The sets in the film ‟Buratino‟ are an amazing achievement of the set designers and producers who decided to do everything exactly like this. It creates the feeling that you are not in Moscow, but on the streets of Italy, where the action takes place. In general, for the film ‟Buratino‟ there were not many scenes in the pavilion, basically everything happened on the natural set, which is quite unusual. When you shoot in the pavilion, you really feel it, and here everything is natural and great. Therefore, I think that more than one project will definitely be created in the set design,” added Alexey Rybnikov.

    The fairy tale plot of the film will tell viewers how one day Papa Carlo, who dreams of becoming a father, gets a magic key. His dream comes true when a simple log turns into a smart and cheerful wooden boy Buratino. The father dotes on his creation, but Buratino feels that he is not like other children, and sets off on a journey to get to know himself better.

    The film takes much from the traditional interpretation of the fairy tale “Pinocchio”, but Buratino himself will appear before the audience in the form of a wooden three-dimensional doll, brought to life thanks to new computer technologies.

    The project’s director is Igor Voloshin, the producers are Alexander Andryushchenko, Fyodor Bondarchuk and Denis Baglai. The main roles were played by Lev Zulkarnayev, Fyodor Bondarchuk, Mark Eidelshtein, Stepan Belozerov, Anastasia Talyzina, Victoria Isakova, Alexander Petrov and other actors.

    The Moskino cinema park is part of Sergei Sobyanin’s “Moscow – City of Cinema” project and an object of the Moscow cinema cluster, which is being developed by the capital Department of Culture. The first stage of development has already been completed here: 18 natural sites, four pavilions and six infrastructure facilities have been built. Among them are the sets “Center of Moscow”, “Moscow in the 1940s”, “Vitebsk Station”, “Yurovo Airport”, “Cathedral Square of Moscow”, “Deaf Village”, “Partisan Village”, “County Town”, “Cowboy Town”, “St. Petersburg Bar” and other sites.

    The Moscow Film Cluster is an infrastructure facility, services and facilities for filmmakers, which are being developed by the Moscow Government within the framework of the Moscow — City of Cinema project. Its structure includes the Moskino film park, the Gorky Film Studio (sites on Sergei Eisenstein Street and Valdaisky Proyezd), the Moskino film factory, the Moskino cinema chain, the film commission and the Moskino film platform.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Investor to Renovate Former Kindergarten Building with Elephant Sculptures in Shchukino

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Entrepreneurs can purchase a cultural heritage site of regional significance at an open auction – the building of the former kindergarten No. 333 in the Shchukino area, also known as the “homeland of pink elephants.” This was reported by the head of the capital’s Department of Competition Policy Kirill Purtov.

    “The city offers investors to purchase an educational building built in 1936. The facility, with an area of over 1,700 square meters, is located at 11 Marshal Vasilevsky Street, Building 6. The main symbol of the former kindergarten is a splash pool decorated with a baluster fence and four elephant sculptures. After restoration work, the winner of the auction will be able to open a development center, boarding school or other institution there,” said Kirill Purtov.

    The two-story building was built according to an individual project. It combines two styles — constructivism and Stalinist neoclassicism — and also has a rounded hall, which is not typical for buildings of that era. Until 2011, a kindergarten operated here, but it was closed due to non-compliance with modern standards, and the groups were distributed to other preschool institutions. In 2019, the building was recognized as a cultural heritage site of regional significance.

    “The kindergarten with elephants in the Moscow district of Shchukino is one of the few educational buildings of the 1930s built according to an original design, despite the fact that at that time the mass standard construction of preschool institutions had just begun. It has preserved its historical appearance to this day. One of its distinctive architectural features is the four legendary figures of elephants, which, like the monument itself, are now in need of conservation work. I hope that in the near future the building will have a new owner who will carefully restore this unique cultural heritage site and give it a new life,” said the head of the capital’s Department of Cultural Heritage.

    Alexey Emelyanov.

    After being assigned the status of a cultural heritage site of regional significance, the building is protected by the state. Its historical appearance may not be violated, and any work may only be carried out after the relevant design documentation has been approved by the capital’s Department of Cultural Heritage and under its control.

    The land plot with an area of 8.7 thousand square meters will be leased to the winner of the auction for the duration of the building’s restoration.

    Applications are accepted until March 6, the auction will take place on March 18. To participate in the auction, you must be registered on the online platform “RoselTorg” and have an enhanced qualified electronic signature.

    Moscow is a city that develops entrepreneurship. The capital puts up for auction various real estate properties, andserves as a showcase investment portal. In the section “Property from the city” publish all the necessary information about the lots: photographs, documentation, conditions and form of implementation. Here you can also take a 3D tour of the objects. You can participate in the city auction remotely: the entire procedure takes place online.

    Development of electronic services for business corresponds to the objectives of the national project “Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State” and the regional project of the city of Moscow “Digital Public Administration”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Asia’s Next Growth Frontier

    Source: IMF – News in Russian

    Opening Remarks by the IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva
    At a conference on Asia and the IMF: Resilience through Cooperation, Tokyo, Japan, March 5, 9AM JST

    March 4, 2025

    (As Prepared for Delivery)

    I would like to thank Finance Minister Kato for welcoming us today and want to express my gratitude to Governor Ueda for joining. I’m very sorry I can’t be with you in person. But thankfully technology allows me to join you virtually.

    Those who have been to Tokyo’s Skytree know that it has the best views of the city. And like so much in Japan, it’s an engineering masterpiece. Gazing across Tokyo’s skyline, it’s hard to imagine just how much the city—and the country—has changed in the 80 years since the Bretton Woods Institutions were established.

    After World War II, Japan invested heavily in infrastructure and manufacturing and introduced sweeping reforms. These set the country on a path to becoming an economic powerhouse.

    Inspired by Japan’s success, other countries in Asia followed suit. Today, the region contributes over 60 percent of global growth, and is home to some of the world’s largest, most innovative companies.

    Of course, Asia is a very diverse continent, with a mix of advanced economies, emerging and frontier markets, and small island states. Demographics and income levels vary too.

    But across the region, openness and deepening economic ties have been crucial to countries’ success.

    The world is changing, however. Many countries face weaker growth prospects and are saddled with high public debt. The COVID-19 pandemic and recent geopolitical developments have brought into focus the importance of security of supplies. Trade is no longer the engine of global growth it used to be. And we are in the midst of massive transformations, from rapid advances in AI to changing patterns of capital flows and trade. 

    Against this background, governments worldwide are shifting their priorities. The new US administration is rapidly reshaping its policies on trade, taxation, public spending, deregulation, and digital assets. And other governments are also recalibrating their approaches and adjusting their policies.

    The future of growth

    How should countries in Asia adapt? Let me highlight three opportunities.

    First, the shift toward services-led growth. While trade in goods has flattened, service flows are surging. In fact, services have already drawn about half of the region’s workers, up from just 22 percent in 1990.

    Economists have traditionally thought of services as less productive than manufacturing. Our research suggests otherwise. Asia’s labor productivity in financial services is four times higher than in manufacturing, and twice as high in business services.

    Second, digitalization and AI. The demand for digital products and services in the region has accelerated quickly and is on track to continue growing faster than the region’s GDP. Japan’s Rakuten, China’s Alibaba Group, and Indonesia’s GoTo Group now rival e-commerce giants Amazon and Walmart.

    In AI development, Japan and China are racing ahead, followed closely by South Korea and Singapore. This could be an important boost for productivity. In Singapore, for example, an estimated 40 percent of jobs could be made more productive by AI. The country has several digital economy agreements now in place, enabling digital companies in the region to connect and share data more easily.

    That brings me to my third point: greaterregional cooperation andtrade. On the surface, it might look as if the world is retreating from integration. But regionally, countries are leaning in.

    Over the past four decades, intra-regional trade in Asia has increased by 43 percent. Today, more than half of Asian trade is regional.

    The trend is the same for foreign direct investment. FDI from Asian countries to Japan, for example has nearly doubled over the past decade, as market opportunities in Japan’s technology sector grow.

    Together, the shift toward services, digitalization and AI, and greater regional integration can lift growth. But to harness these opportunities, the region will need to carefully navigate domestic developments and global changes.

    The IMF’s role

    That is where the IMF comes in. We strive to be trusted partners to our member countries, provide country-specific advice and safeguard the stability of the global economy. Our work spans economic analysis, policy advice, financing and capacity development.

    And as the world economy has changed, we too have evolved. From managing fixed exchange rates in the 1970s, to active surveillance of countries’ economic and financial policies and more systematic coverage of spillovers.

    More recently, our thinking on capital flow management and foreign exchange interventions has changed, and we’ve upgraded our lending toolkit to include more flexible instruments tailored to emerging market economies.

    Thanks in large part to Japan’s support, we are also offering more support to low-income countries, especially in capacity development, and a stronger presence around the world through our regional technical assistance centers.

    We are grateful to Japan for the deep engagement in thinking about the future of the Fund. Today’s discussions are an important part of that. 

    My colleagues and I are keenly interested in ideas and reflections on:

    • how we can best support our members, especially the most vulnerable among them, to grow and build economic resilience;
    • how to tailor more of our advice to support countries’ efforts to deepen regional collaboration, by thinking through our strategic engagement with groups like the ASEAN, the Pacific Island countries, as well as medium sized and larger economies; and
    • how to strengthen the global financial safety net. We’re assessing how IMF facilities can be further improved to support resilience in our member countries. And we are working closely with regional arrangements to enhance crisis prevention and response capabilities.

    We know from experience that reforms are hard, but we also know they can steer countries towards stronger and durable growth and can achieve a more stable and prosperous global economy.

    You can count on the IMF in this journey.

    Deputy Managing Director Nigel Clarke and the rest of our team are excited to be part of today’s productive discussion. I look forward to the outcome.

    Thank you.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Marat Khusnullin: Decisions have been made on 43 more unfinished construction projects

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

    The Presidium (headquarters) of the Government Commission on Regional Development made management decisions on 43 more unfinished construction projects included in the federal register of unfinished construction projects.

    “At the recent operational meeting with deputy prime ministers, the Prime Minister noted the importance of improving the efficiency of federal property management for the sustainable development of regions. In this area, we are doing a lot of work to involve unused land plots in economic circulation so that they benefit people. Another area of work is unfinished construction projects financed from the federal budget, of which, unfortunately, there are many in the country. Among them are schools, clinics, dormitories, utility facilities and much more that people are waiting for. In recent years, the situation has gradually begun to change. Since 2022, the Ministry of Construction has begun to maintain a federal register of unfinished projects, and the government commission for regional development makes management decisions on them. Thanks to this, people can receive objects that are important for a comfortable life. In addition, an additional favorable environment is created for the development of populated areas, their appearance is improved, and citizens get new jobs. “So, we have made decisions to complete and commission another 43 unfinished buildings,” said Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

    The Deputy Prime Minister noted that there are currently 773 unfinished construction projects in the federal register, of which management decisions have already been made for 696. Of these, 321 will be completed.

    In addition, the Ministry of Construction is collecting and analyzing information regarding 77 unfinished buildings for subsequent submission to headquarters for consideration.

    “The Russian Ministry of Construction is actively working with the subjects of the Russian Federation in terms of monitoring the development of regional regulatory legal acts similar to federal level documents. They provide for the maintenance of regional registers of unfinished capital construction projects, the construction and reconstruction of which were carried out in whole or in part at the expense of the budgets of the subjects and local budgets,” noted Deputy Minister of Construction and Housing and Public Utilities Yuri Gordeyev.

    Information about unfinished construction projects financed by federal funds is included in the federal register based on data from the main budget funds administrators. This information is first sent to the Ministry of Construction and then checked by the interdepartmental commission. Entering an object in the register enables the presidium (headquarters) of the Government Commission for Regional Development to make decisions regarding the future fate of such an object.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Marat Khusnullin: More than 300 companies from Donbass and Novorossiya have already become participants in the free economic zone

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

    Since the beginning of the year, the register of participants in the free economic zone (FEZ) of the new regions has been replenished with another 23 companies from the DPR, LPR, Zaporizhia and Kherson regions and now includes more than 300 organizations. Among the new participants are enterprises in the spheres of housing and road construction, metallurgy, woodworking and food industries, agriculture, trade and services, Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin reported.

    “The SEZ in Donbass and Novorossiya is one of the youngest in the country, and already has 307 investors interested in working in the reunited regions. Their total investment portfolio, declared to date, amounts to almost 120 billion rubles. Thus, the SEZ allows us to solve strategic tasks in general, and also gives impetus to the powerful development of the territories,” the Deputy Prime Minister said.

    Developers from the Donetsk People’s Republic were among the last to sign the agreement on joining the FEZ. They will build two residential buildings in Mariupol with 230 apartments and a total area of over 13,000 square meters, which they plan to commission by the end of 2026. An organization engaged in the repair and construction of highways also joined the FEZ participants. One of the largest investors from the DPR in recent times was a full-cycle metallurgical enterprise that specializes in the production of commercial cast iron, commercial blanks, rolled products and sheets.

    The investment project of the organization from the Luhansk People’s Republic is based on the revival of the machine-building enterprise that produces railway gondola cars and special rolling stock in the city of Stakhanov. In addition, companies that produce building materials and are engaged in agriculture have become participants in the SEZ from the LPR.

    Entrepreneurs from Zaporizhia and Kherson regions have also entered the free economic zone. Thus, five Zaporizhia organizations operate in the spheres of industry, agriculture, trade and services. A manufacturer from Kherson region is engaged in the woodworking industry and plans to establish a semi-automatic production line. Another company intends to organize uninterrupted fuel trade in Kherson region.

    The authorized body for regulating the SEZ is the Ministry of Construction, and the functions of the management company are assigned to the PPK “Territorial Development Fund”.

    “The number of SEZ participants is updated literally weekly. This once again confirms the interest of companies in receiving SEZ preferences. In addition, more than 89.6 thousand people will be involved in the implementation of projects. Both confirm the effectiveness of the economic instrument,” added Ilshat Shagiakhmetov, General Director of the Territorial Development Fund.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Congratulations to Svetlana Yankelevich on her new appointment!

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

    Svetlana Yankelevich, a graduate of the Academic Reserve educational program, has been appointed acting rector of the Siberian State University of Geosystems and Technologies (SSUGT).

    The educational program for training the personnel management reserve in the field of science and education “Academic Reserve” is implemented by the State University of Management by order of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation. Svetlana Yankelevich graduated from the program in 2023.

    In 1995, Svetlana Yankelevich graduated from the Siberian State Geodetic Academy (since 2014 – SSUGiT) with a degree in Cartography. In 1998, she completed her postgraduate studies at the same university. Associate Professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences. Author of 101 scientific articles, 4 educational publications and 1 collective monograph.

    Svetlana Yankelevich has dedicated her entire career to her native university. She started her career as an assistant, then became a senior lecturer, head of the department of cartography and geoinformatics at SSUGIT. Since 2017 – Vice-Rector for Academic and Educational Work at SSUGIT. Since 2022 – Vice-Rector for Academic and Educational Work and Youth Policy. Since 2025 – Acting Rector of SSUGIT.

    Awarded the Certificate of Honor and the medal of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia “For contribution to the implementation of state policy in the field of education”.

    Congratulations to Svetlana Sergeevna on her new appointment! It is gratifying to see how graduates of the GUU family are climbing the career ladder. We are confident that the knowledge and connections gained will contribute to the successful completion of work tasks and the further development of USTUGIT!

    Subscribe to the TG channel “Our GUU” Date of publication: 03/04/2025

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A monument to Heydar Aliyev will appear in Moscow in honor of the anniversary of the construction of the BAM

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    A memorial plaque was laid at the site of the installation of the monument to the outstanding statesman and political figure, Chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers Commission for the Construction and Development of the Baikal-Amur Mainline (BAM), twice Hero of Socialist Labor Heydar Aliyev in the park next to the Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan in Moscow. The ceremony was attended by the Mayor of Moscow Sergei Sobyanin, Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation Vitaly Savelyev, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Azerbaijan to the Russian Federation Rahman Mustafayev, General Director – Chairman of the Board of JSC Russian Railways Oleg Belozerov, Advisor to the General Director on a voluntary basis of JSC Russian Railways Gennady Fadeyev, President of the All-Russian public organization “BAM” Efim Basin.

    Sergei Sobyanin recalled that last year Russia celebrated a major anniversary – 50 years since the start of one of the most grandiose construction projects of the Soviet Union – the Baikal-Amur Mainline. The mainline still plays a huge role in the country’s economy.

    “The BAM Builders’ Association has asked to erect a monument to Heydar Aliyev, one of the main organizers of this construction project. The Russian government and Russian Railways have actively supported this request. The Moscow City Duma Commission has decided to support this request. Today, I have signed an order to build a monument to Heydar Aliyev here, in the park next to the Azerbaijani embassy,” said Sergei Sobyanin.

    In total, about two million people were involved in the BAM construction project. For many of them, the construction and then work on the highway became a life’s work and a feat. Heydar Aliyev not only supervised this construction on behalf of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, he lived this construction, emphasized Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation Vitaly Savelyev.

    “And today I am happy to welcome the BAM veterans who have dedicated most of their lives to this construction. Of course, this is a landmark object for us, and we will continue the construction of the BAM in a new composition. Because it is difficult to overestimate the significance of this construction, this railway for our country. The eternal memory of Heydar Alievich Aliyev will forever be in the hearts of our people,” noted Vitaly Savelyev.

    The BAM builders remember and honor the memory of Heydar Aliyev, Efim Basin emphasized. The monument dedicated to him will be a symbol of his great service to the country.

    “Especially since it was necessary not only to build a four thousand kilometer railway, but also to develop the territory of the BAM, and this is an area under which about a third of Russia’s natural resources lie – the entire periodic table. That is why the entire country built the BAM. And many villages were built by the efforts of the Union republics and large cities of Russia, such as, for example, Tynda, built by Moscow. Leningrad built Severobaykalsk, and Azerbaijani envoys built Ulkan. But not only the Ulkan station, but also an additional Angoya, on which today there is a plaque (at the station of this station) that this is the station named after Heydar Aliyevich Aliyev. This is important for us. Even today, when passing by, train drivers give a honk in memory of this great man,” noted Efim Basin.

    For modern railway workers, BAM is a construction site where they learn, adopting the experience of their predecessors – people with prophetic and strategic vision, Oleg Belozerov emphasized.

    “Without BAM, it is impossible to transport cargo to the East today. We are learning, we honor the memory of our predecessors and are very grateful to Heydar Aliyevich Aliyev. We even consider him our railwayman, since he devoted so much time to this project, and 1974 – well, first of all, 1984 – were very difficult years for the Soviet Union. In order to complete the construction, it was necessary to have outstanding management talents. We are currently adopting this experience. We remind young people how the facility was built, what a labor feat is. Well, and we, managers, of course, remember Heydar Aliyev and try to be like him. And this monument is a great honor for us,” said Oleg Belozerov.

     

    Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Azerbaijan to the Russian Federation Rahman Mustafayev expressed his deep gratitude to the Government of the Russian Federation and the Government of Moscow for their attention to the memory of the national leader of Azerbaijan. He recalled that Heydar Aliyev headed strategic areas of economic, scientific, cultural and educational development in high positions in the Soviet Union.

    “I believe that the monument that is being laid today is a memory not only of Heydar Aliyev, but it is also, to a large extent, a monument to Azerbaijani-Russian friendship,” the ambassador emphasized.

    Construction of BAM

    As First Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, Heydar Aliyev supervised a large-scale infrastructure project — the Baikal-Amur Mainline. Heading the government commission, he personally visited the BAM construction site many times and made a significant contribution to the project’s implementation at the final stage.

    The Baikal-Amur Mainline is a 4,324-kilometer-long railway running through Eastern Siberia and the Far East.

    One of the largest transport arteries in the world runs north of the Trans-Siberian Railway. The strategic advantage of the BAM is that it is located in the depths of the country at a distance of 700-1000 kilometers from the state border.

    The BAM plays a vital role in the development of Siberia, the Far East and the Far North. It has enabled the richest deposits of coal, iron ore, tin, gold, copper, molybdenum, oil and gas to be put into circulation, and this powerful raw material base to be used for the operation of plants, factories, plants and the long-term development of domestic industry. At the turn of the 21st century, the BAM helped open the markets of the Asia-Pacific region for the Russian economy and provided a reliable transit route for all of Eurasia. Together with the Trans-Siberian Railway, it has become a strategic transport corridor of not only national but also global significance.

    On April 26, 2023, a solemn ceremony was held at the Yaroslavsky railway station in the capital at the memorial plaque to the BAM builders. That same year, an exhibition dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Heydar Aliyev and his contribution to the implementation of the project opened at the Kazansky railway station.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: We invite teachers of the State University of Management to participate in the All-Russian competition “Golden Names of Higher Education”

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    Applications for participation in the All-Russian competition “Golden Names of Higher Education” are accepted from March 1 to May 31, 2025. We invite the teaching staff of the State University of Management to participate in the Competition.

    The Golden Names of Higher Education Competition has been held by the Interregional Public Organization League of Higher Education Teachers with the support of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation since 2017. It is aimed at identifying and supporting talented teachers and scientists who have made a significant contribution to the development of Russian higher education and science. Over the entire history of the Competition, more than 7 thousand teachers have taken part in it.

    This year, the Competition is held in 10 nominations, revealing various aspects of the teaching profession: educational, scientific, educational work, training of postgraduate students, project and international activities. In the nomination “For the implementation of innovative teaching methods” additional points are awarded to participants and winners of the International Film Festival of Educational Films and Innovative Educational Content “KinoIntellect”. There is also a special nomination for young teachers.

    Applications are accepted on the website https://goldennames.professorstoday.org/.

    The award ceremony for the competition winners will take place on Higher Education Teachers’ Day, November 19, 2025, at the National Center “Russia”.

    Let us recall that last year, the State University of Management organized the award ceremony, and the rector’s advisor Nikolai Mikhailov received the award in the nomination “For Contribution to Science and Higher Education.”

    All additional information about the Competition can be found in the attached information letter.

    Golden Names of Higher Education. Information Letter

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The triumph of our volleyball team

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    On March 3, 2025, in another regular match as part of the 2nd stage of the XXXVII Moscow Student Sports Games, the men’s volleyball team of the State University of Management beat the team of the State University of Land Management.

    Our athletes demonstrated excellent team spirit and skill, confidently taking the lead in the first set and not relinquishing it until the very end of the match:

    Final score of the match: 3-0

    Set 1: GUU – GUZ 25-15 Set 2: GUU – GUZ 25-22 Set 3: GUU – GUZ 25-21

    Particularly noteworthy is the play of I.A. Romanov, who was recognized as the best player of the match! His accurate serves and defensive actions made an invaluable contribution to the overall victory of the team.

    Congratulations on a well-deserved victory! Keep it up!

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Sobyanin reported how the historical appearance of the Swiss House in Kuskovo is being preserved

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    Work is underway at the Kuskovo estate to preserve the historical appearance of the Swiss House. This in his telegram channel Sergei Sobyanin said.

    “It was built in the 19th century according to the design of Nikolai Benois. The building is unusual in that it combines a brick ground floor and a carved wooden upper tier. The last owner of the estate, Sergei Sheremetev, once lived here,” the Moscow Mayor noted.

    Source: Sergei Sobyanin’s Telegram channel @Mos_Sobyanin

    The Swiss house is built in the style of an Alpine chalet. Since the 18th century, Kuskovo has had a tradition of creating park pavilions and buildings with national accents, such as Dutch, French and Italian.

    The craftsmen have already started restoring the wooden log structure. This is a complex and painstaking process: the wooden part of the building was separated from the brick part and suspended using a special system. Now the restorers will have to replace the damaged logs and reconnect the log structure to the first floor. In addition, work will be carried out inside the building to preserve the historical stoves and chimneys.

    Comprehensive restoration is underway at the Kuskovo estate since 2017The palace facade, the Dutch House, the Grotto pavilion, the formal park, the 18th century sculptures and other objects have already been put in order. In addition, the forest part of the park has been landscaped, making it even more convenient for walks.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A series of events dedicated to friendship with China: a SUM teacher will conduct a lecture course at Tsinghua University

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    From March 3 to May 30, 2025, Oleg Timofeev, a senior researcher at the Center for Socioeconomic and Political Research of China at the National University of Management, will visit this Chinese university at the invitation of the leadership of Tsinghua University (PRC) to deliver a lecture course in Chinese on “Security and International Order in Eurasia” (欧亚安全秩序) at the doctoral department.

    It should be noted that on April 26, 2019, Russian President Vladimir Putin became an honorary doctor of Tsinghua University, where Chinese President Xi Jinping once studied. The rector of the higher educational institution, Qi Yong, personally presented the diploma to the head of the Russian state.

    Founded in 1911, Tsinghua University has consistently ranked 1st or 2nd in the National University Rankings of China and is one of the world’s leading universities and a symbol of China’s economic and scientific progress.

    Oleg Timofeev’s trip to China is part of a series of thematic events at the State University of Management, held in pursuance of the order of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin to hold the Years of Russia-China Culture in 2024-2025 with the aim of developing Russian-Chinese relations and expanding bilateral ties in the field of culture.

    The complex of events dedicated to relations with the PRC also includes the electronic exhibition “Academic Dialogue: Russia and China in the University Space”. The exhibition is addressed to everyone interested in the history and culture of China. Particular attention is paid to the culture of management in history, higher education, politics and the digital economy, as well as socio-cultural phenomena, institutions and social practices of Russia and China. Monographs and textbooks are presented. Publications from the collection of the Scientific Library of the State University of Management were used in creating the exhibition. The author of the exhibition is chief librarian Elena Novikova.

    ACADEMIC DIALOGUE_RUSSIA AND CHINA IN THE UNIVERSITY SPACE

    Let us recall that at the end of last year, the 4th volume of the book “Xi Jinping on Public Administration” was presented in Russian at the State University of Management. Also, a round table on the development of artificial intelligence in China was held the other day, at which the above-mentioned book by the leader of the PRC was presented to those present again.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Time Matters – Russians Shift Savings to Long-Term Deposits

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    How did the bank deposit market change at the beginning of 2025?

    Russians’ demand for long-term deposits began to grow in January 2025 – clients are trying to lock in a high rate for a long period. According to the Finuslugi platform for the first two months of the year:

    The share of deposits for 6 months decreased by 1.5 percentage points, amounting to 54% of the total volume of deposits – the term is still the most popular; the share of deposits for 3 months decreased by 1.3 percentage points – to 25.2%; the share of deposits for 1 month also fell – to 3.1%; the share of deposits for one year, on the contrary, increased by 3 percentage points – to 13.7%; deposits for a term of over one year also show a slight increase.

    The downward trend in bank deposit yields began after the February meeting of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation – the regulator left the key rate at 21%, which forced banks review the terms of savings instruments. The average maximum rate in the country’s largest banks has already fallen by 1.2%.

    What do banks think about changing deposit terms?

    At the same time, domestic banks do not record a single trend towards clients switching to long-term savings, although they allow for such dynamics in the coming months:

    V MTS Bank see an increase in the popularity of long-term deposits, but within 2%; Post Bank noted an increase in the popularity of deposits for a period of 9 months – their share grew by 30%; in the bank “Russian standard» noticed an increase in demand for long-term deposits – a strengthening trend is expected; VTB the growth in the share of deposits for one year or more increased by only 0.4 percentage points; no movement of funds to long-term deposits was recorded in T-bank And Absolut Bank.

    “Deposit rates in Russia are close to the peak level, since the key rate is not expected to increase. If the regulator decides to move to easing the monetary policy, the deposit structure will change – Russians will prefer to fix high yields,” the expert notes.

    However, the expectation of a reduction in the key rate may also lead to a revision of bank policies – financial institutions will refuse to attract funds for a long term, having reduced the profitability of such savings products in advance.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Comparative analysis of grant competitions for filmmakers

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    The Museum of Moscow will host a lecture entitled “Comparative Analysis of Grant Competitions for Filmmakers”. The meeting will discuss the grant system for supporting cinema: which competitions and funds provide funding, what are their key requirements and criteria for evaluating applications, how to correctly design a project so that it meets the expectations of experts, which aspects of the application are most significant and which mistakes can be critical.

    The speaker is Natalia Kurbatova, an expert in grant support in the cultural sphere. She will conduct a comparative analysis of existing grant competitions for filmmakers, analyze their features and tell what opportunities are open to authors of short films, debut and documentary projects. Particular attention will be paid to the competition of the Fund for Support of Regional Cinematography of the Union of Cinematographers of Russia.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Parliamentary delegation from Indonesia to HSE: new prospects for cooperation

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

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    On February 24, a meeting with a delegation of the Committee on Interparliamentary Cooperation of the Council of People’s Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia was held at the HSE on Pokrovsky Boulevard. The event was attended by the Vice-Rector of the University, the Head of the BRICS Expert Council – Russia Victoria Panova and representatives of the university’s scientific departments and centers. During the meeting, the parties discussed key areas for strengthening scientific and expert cooperation, and joint initiatives in the field of science and technology, including through BRICS.

    A delegation from the People’s Representative Council (PRC) Committee on Inter-Parliamentary Cooperation visited the university for the first time. Earlier in the day, a meeting of the Chairman of the Committee of the Council of the Federation of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation on International Affairs with the head of the Committee of the People’s Commissars of the Republic of Indonesia, Mr. Mardani Ali Sera.

    HSE Vice-Rector Victoria Panova welcomed the guests and said that the university is actively developing international cooperation and highly values the opportunities for interaction with Indonesia. She emphasized that HSE is not only one of the leading educational and research centers in Russia, but also a key participant in the work of BRICS: “The Higher School of Economics was chosen as an expert center for analytical and scientific work on BRICS, as it is a modern and young university that is actively developing in such key areas as IT, neuroscience, fundamental physics, and STEM in general. The BRICS Expert Council (BRICS EC) is not just a division created to support the Russian Federation’s chairmanship of BRICS in 2024. We work in long-term areas of political, socio-economic and humanitarian cooperation, conduct research and create platforms for knowledge exchange between the countries of the association.”

    Victoria Panova expressed hope for further strengthening of relations between Russia and Indonesia. “Our task is to offer Indonesia not only educational opportunities, but also expert support in various fields. We are ready for active cooperation and hope that Indonesia will take an active part in the work of the BRICS expert track,” Victoria Panova said.

    Mr. Mardani Ali Sera, in turn, noted that Indonesia is deeply interested in strengthening ties with Russia through multilateral formats, in particular BRICS, and expressed a desire to also develop bilateral relations at all levels. “We are pleased that cooperation between Russia and Indonesia has intensified in recent years. Our country is interested in interacting, including with the BRICS-Russia Expert Council based at the Higher School of Economics. We see what a significant contribution the BRICS ES makes to achieving the common goals of the association: national strategies, economic and scientific and technological development. We are confident that joint work will open up new opportunities for us, especially in the field of using technology and innovation,” Mr. Mardani Ali Sera emphasized.

    Deputy Chairman of the Inter-Parliamentary Cooperation Committee Mr. Fadlullah Muhammad Hussein said that Indonesia sees many prospects in cooperation with BRICS: “BRICS offers us great opportunities for cooperation. All member countries communicate on an equal basis and can freely choose which line to work on. BRICS is about all aspects of building a fair world order,” he added.

    Representatives of the National Research University Higher School of Economics emphasized the importance of constant interaction in the scientific research sphere. Alexander Sokolov, Deputy Director Institute for Statistical Studies and Economics of Knowledge, National Research University Higher School of Economics, director Foresight Center spoke about the development of new technologies that could be useful for Indonesia: “Our institute is actively developing the foresight direction, creating innovative methodologies and tools for forecasting and modeling future trends in various fields of science and technology. We conduct research aimed at building long-term trends in areas such as space, medicine, energy and IT, and are ready to offer our expertise and resources for work with Indonesia. Joint efforts will allow us to better understand how new technologies can shape the future of economies and societies.”

    Director Institute of Trade Policy, National Research University Higher School of Economics, BRICS ES expert Alexander Daniltsev noted the importance of trade relations for BRICS member countries. He expressed confidence that Indonesia will become a reliable partner not only for Russia. “International trade and economic cooperation issues occupy a key place within BRICS, and we are confident that Indonesia can become an important partner for all countries of the association. We are actively exploring the possibilities of developing trade relations in such strategically important areas as energy, agriculture and high technology. It is important that our joint projects contribute to stable growth and deepening of mutually beneficial cooperation, as well as open up new prospects for all BRICS members,” he said.

    Ekaterina Shamina, Deputy Director for Scientific Projects Directorate for Scientific Projects of the National Research University Higher School of Economics, drew attention to the possibility of joint work with Indonesia in the field of artificial intelligence regulation: “We are developing standards for regulating artificial intelligence in Russia, and this is one of the key areas for BRICS in the coming years. We would like to offer our Indonesian colleagues cooperation in developing a common AI testing system that could be implemented in the BRICS countries. This will allow us to work on the safe and ethical use of new technologies,” she said.

    Alexander Larichev, Deputy Dean for Research Faculty of Law informed Indonesian parliamentarians that the HSE has launched an initiative – the BRICS Law School Consortium, within the framework of which exchanges between players in the field of law are planned, and scientific publications are already being prepared: “We are implementing a lot. Many universities in the BRICS countries have already joined us. The subjects that we are developing are digital law, international commercial law and business law, etc. We will be glad to see Indonesian universities in our Consortium.”

    Natalia Zholnerovich, Deputy Dean Faculty of Geography and Geoinformation Technologies HSE noted that the faculty was founded in partnership with the Russian Academy of Sciences and its areas of activity are much broader than just geography. “We are developing specific areas of geography: climate change and adaptation to it; climate risk assessment at different levels; migration and urban systems; strategy and territorial planning based on technological solutions; the relationship between people’s potential and the resilience of territories to various risk factors,” she explained.

    The parties discussed the prospects for joint research and analytical reports, agreed on further interaction and planning of joint events aimed at strengthening the partnership within the framework of the HSE and BRICS.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The final of the case championship in sports management was held at the State University of Management

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    The State University of Management recently hosted the final of the case championship in sports management, organized by the professional football club CSKA together with the State University of Management, bringing together talented students ready to solve real problems in the sports industry.

    The case championship was held in two stages. The most active students visited the VEB Arena, where representatives of PFC CSKA conducted an excursion to places where no ordinary person has ever set foot. Our students visited the holy of holies of football players – the locker rooms, sat in the personal seats of legendary CSKA players, feeling the atmosphere of great victories and intense matches. The students were able to touch the history of the club, the excursion became an unforgettable moment, allowing them to look behind the scenes of a professional club.

    The first stage of the championship ended with the completion of homework, which served as a ticket to the final.

    The championship final took place within the walls of the State University of Management, where students worked on projects on topics such as volunteering at sporting events, organizing and managing fan movements in sports organizations, marketing strategies for sports clubs, and attracting young people to an active lifestyle.

    During the second stage of the championship, students not only developed theoretical concepts, but also proposed solutions to improve the efficiency of management in the field of sports.

    The prepared projects were evaluated, among others, by experts from the State University of Management – Associate Professor of the Department of Management in Healthcare and the Sports Industry of the Institute of Personnel Management, Social and Business Communications Tatyana Borisova, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Marketing of the Institute of Marketing Pyotr Tazov. The experts highly appreciated the students’ proposals and gave valuable advice.

    We thank the participants, the jury and the organizers for this unforgettable experience. Until next time!

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Moscow Metro celebrates two years of through service on the Big Circle Line, having served over 740 million passengers

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    Source: Moscow Metro

    The Moscow Metro is celebrating the second anniversary of the launch of through service on the Big Circle Line (BCL), a monumental achievement in the city’s transport infrastructure. Since its full launch two years ago, the BCL has served more than 740 million passengers, changing the way Muscovites travel around the city.

    The Big Circle Line is one of the largest infrastructure projects in Russia and the world, implemented on behalf of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin. Thanks to the BCL, all residents of the capital now have alternative routes and the opportunity to save up to 45 minutes a day on travel. This line is one of the most popular, since its full launch more than 740 million trips have been made, said Maxim Liksutov.

    Key facts about the Big Circle Line:

    – High passenger flow: on a typical weekday, more than 1.4 million trips are made on the BKL.

    – Improved accessibility: BKL has improved transport accessibility for 34 districts, for many of them the metro has become accessible for the first time.

    – Reliable rolling stock: the rolling stock of the line is served by three electric depots.

    – Reduced congestion: the launch of the Big Circle Line has reduced congestion on the Circle Line by 23% and on radial lines by 12%.

    – Time savings: Thanks to BCL, passengers save about 45 minutes per day.

    – Job creation: BCL has created 6,000 new jobs in the subway system, including train drivers, station attendants and other blue-collar jobs.

    – The longest circle line in the world: BKL is the longest circle line in the world.

    A transformative project for Moscow:

    The launch of through traffic on the BCL two years ago was a historic day for Moscow and was one of the largest projects in the history of metro construction, completed in just 10 years. It immediately relieved other metro lines, providing residents and visitors of Moscow with dozens of new and convenient routes.

    The large ring line has given impetus to the development of the entire city: new housing and social infrastructure are being built near the stations, and enterprises are developing at an accelerated pace. The line is served by about 100 modern domestically produced trains “Moscow-2020”.

    The BKL is a testament to Moscow’s commitment to providing its citizens with a world-class transport system.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Dmitry Chernyshenko: Representatives of 185 countries took part in the Olympiad of the Global Universities Association for admission to Russian universities

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    The announcement of the winners for the PhD and postdoc tracks was a big success result the eighth international Olympiad. The organizers of the intellectual competitions are 24 Russian universities – members of the association “Global Universities”, successfully developing in the global market of education and research.

    “The Olympiad of the Global Universities Association contributes to achieving one of the indicators of the national project “Youth and Children” – increasing the number of foreign students by 2030 to 500 thousand. In 2024, about 150 thousand people from 185 countries took part in it, which is more than twice the results of the previous year. The winners of the Olympiad will have the right to study in Russia locally within the quota of the Government of the Russian Federation for foreign citizens,” said Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko.

    As noted by the head of the Ministry of Education and Science Valery Falkov, a special feature of the 2024 selection was the launch of a postdoc track, which is aimed at attracting young foreign scientists to work in scientific projects of Russian universities. Holders of a candidate of science or PhD degree from a foreign university are given the opportunity to find employment in one of the research projects offered by the organizing universities.

    “We see that the trend for academic mobility remains stable throughout the world, the number of foreign students in Russia is growing. And one of the successful tools of this work is holding such large-scale events as the international Olympiad,” the minister said.

    The track for undergraduate students also started for the first time. The winners and prize winners were 2,129 people, the master’s track – 3,928 people, the postgraduate track – 234 people, and among postdocs – 11. In total, this year the participants filled out almost 362 thousand portfolios. The organizers noted the increase in the activity of the participants and a significant improvement in the quality of their preparation: the average score increased at all stages of the intellectual competitions, despite the increased entry requirements for applicants.

    The Olympiad is held in 14 broad subject profiles:

    — Computer and Data Science

    — Business and management

    — Engineering and technology

    — Clinical medicine and public health

    — Biology and biotechnology

    — Political science and international relations

    — Applied Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence

    — Education and psychology

    — Earth and Environmental Sciences

    — Economics and econometrics

    — Linguistics and modern languages

    — Physical and technical sciences

    — Urbanism and civil engineering

    — Chemistry and Materials Science

    The International Olympiad (known internationally under the brand Russian Scholarship Project Open Doors) has been held since 2017. During this time, more than 500 thousand people from 222 countries of the world took part in it, about 90% of them live in Asia and Africa. More than 12 thousand winners and prize winners received the right to free education in the best Russian universities.

    The universities that are members of the Global Universities Association include the universities that are members of the Global Universities Association and the organizers of the Olympiad.

    1. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “National Research University “Higher School of Economics”

    2. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Samara National Research University named after Academician S.P. Korolev”.

    3. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “National Research University ITMO”

    4. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “National Research Tomsk State University”

    5. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin”

    6.Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Far Eastern Federal University”

    7. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (National Research University)”

    8. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Moscow Polytechnic University”

    9. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Tyumen State University”

    10. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University”

    11. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Siberian Federal University”

    12. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University”

    13. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University”

    14. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation”

    15. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “National Research Nizhny Novgorod State University named after N.I. Lobachevsky”

    16. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Novosibirsk National Research State University”

    17. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “National Research Technological University “MISIS”

    18. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “National Research Nuclear University MEPhI”

    19. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Southern Federal University”

    20. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Saint Petersburg State Electrotechnical University “LETI” named after V.I. Ulyanov (Lenin)”

    21. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia named after Patrice Lumumba”

    22. Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education “National Research Moscow State University of Civil Engineering”

    23. Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education “First Moscow State Medical University named after I.M. Sechenov” of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation (Sechenov University)

    24. Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education “Bauman Moscow State Technical University (National Research University)”, as well as the university – co-organizer of the Olympiad in the postgraduate track

    25. Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education “Siberian State Medical University” of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Tatyana Golikova: The XI St. Petersburg International Forum of United Cultures will be held in the first half of September

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    Meeting of the organizing committee for the preparation and holding of the XI St. Petersburg International Forum of United Cultures under the leadership of Tatyana Golikova.

    March 4, 2025

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    The XI St. Petersburg International Forum of United Cultures will be held in the first half of September. The corresponding decision was made on March 3 at a meeting of the organizing committee for its preparation and holding under the leadership of Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova.

    “We have gained experience in preparing the Forum of United Cultures and are improving it every year,” said Tatyana Golikova. “Despite the COVID period and the resumption of the forum in an updated format at a time when some countries attempted to cancel Russian culture, the platform is working successfully and uniting cultural figures of the world. This year, the forum will be held in the first half of September.”

    The main theme of the forum is “Return to Culture – New Opportunities”, said Tatyana Golikova. The business program venues will traditionally be the General Staff Building of the State Hermitage Museum, the spaces of the State Russian Museum and the State Academic Chapel of St. Petersburg.

    The forum’s cultural program will include a concert on Palace Square and a gala concert of opera and ballet stars at the Mikhailovsky Theater.

    The head of the Ministry of Culture of Russia, Olga Lyubimova, presented a report on the preparation of the forum at the meeting.

    “In 2025, we propose increasing the total maximum number of participants to 2,000 people. It is expected that Russian participation will be expanded by increasing quotas for subjects of the Russian Federation, as well as by attracting more cultural figures and special guests,” Olga Lyubimova noted.

    Thematic sections will be headed by Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation Konstantin Mogilevsky, General Director of the Presidential Foundation for Cultural Initiatives Roman Karmanov, General Director of the State Hermitage Museum Mikhail Piotrovsky, Director of the Russian Ethnographic Museum Yulia Kupina, Chairman of VEB.RF Igor Shuvalov, First Deputy General Director of the Russian Information Agency ITAR-TASS Mikhail Gusman, Executive Director of the Cinema Fund Fyodor Sosnov, Artistic Director of the State Theatre of Nations Yevgeny Mironov, General Director of the State Academic Capella of St. Petersburg Olga Khomova, General Director of the Bolshoi Moscow State Circus on Vernadsky Avenue Edgar Zapashny.

    A new section, “Artistic Education,” will be added, curated by the rector of the Russian Institute of Theatre Arts (GITIS) Grigory Zaslavsky.

    The forum will cover the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory. The Russian news agency ITAR-TASS proposed organizing a photo exhibition “The Muses Were Not Silent” based on materials from its archives.

    The General Director of the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives Roman Karmanov spoke about the events of the section “Culture and New Technologies”, and the Vice-Governor of St. Petersburg Boris Piotrovsky spoke about the regional program of the forum.

    Proposals for the future program of the forum were made by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia Alexander Pankin, Special Representative of the President of Russia for International Cultural Cooperation Mikhail Shvydkoi, and Chairman of the Synodal Department of the Moscow Patriarchate for Church-Society Relations and the Media Vladimir Legoida.

    The head of the Directorate of the St. Petersburg International Forum of United Cultures, Vladimir Kekhman, said that at least 300 representatives of Russian and foreign media are expected.

    Tatyana Golikova at the award ceremony for the participants and organizers of the 10th St. Petersburg International Forum of United Cultures

    The Government House also hosted an awards ceremony for the participants and organizers of the 10th St. Petersburg International Forum of United Cultures. The Deputy Prime Minister presented them with certificates of honor and gratitude from the Russian Government.

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