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🏆 Russian national teams achieved consistently strong results at major international school Olympiads.
Over the past five years, Russian students have won 161 gold, 45 silver, and 4 bronze medals. 2025 marked a record high in total awards.
Russian students show nothing but outstanding results in mathematics, chemistry, physics, biology, informatics, geography, astronomy, as well as at the Junior Science Olympiad.
💬 Russia's Minister of Education Sergey Kravtsov:
Winners of international school Olympiads receive financial rewards, grants, university admission benefits, and recognition at the state level.
Over the past five years, Russian students have won 161 gold, 45 silver, and 4 bronze medals. 2025 marked a record high in total awards.
Russian students show nothing but outstanding results in mathematics, chemistry, physics, biology, informatics, geography, astronomy, as well as at the Junior Science Olympiad.
💬 Russia's Minister of Education Sergey Kravtsov:
“Our students’ success at prestigious international Olympiads is the natural result of their hard work and the professional support of their teachers.
These achievements not only strengthen the global standing of Russian education but also inspire a new generation to pursue in-depth study across disciplines. Our students have a unique opportunity to learn from outstanding mentors.
Russia is home to many talented teachers who who foster strong foundations of modern, essential knowledge, spark the children's interest in science, and shape a generation capable of building a successful future for the country”.
Winners of international school Olympiads receive financial rewards, grants, university admission benefits, and recognition at the state level.
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⚡️ Russian MFA statement on the escalation of tensions around Cuba:
We express serious concern over the escalation of tensions around Cuba and the growing external pressure on the Island of Freedom.
Amid an artificially fuelled atmosphere of confrontation, Russia reaffirms its unwavering solidarity with the Government and the brotherly people of Cuba.
We strongly condemn attempts at gross interference in the internal affairs of a sovereign state, intimidation, and the use of unlawful unilateral restrictive measures.
Today, the Island of Freedom is facing unprecedented challenges – a direct consequence of the long-standing US trade, economic, financial, and, more recently, energy embargo against Cuba.
We are confident that the heroic Cuban people – who have repeatedly demonstrated their commitment to the ideals of freedom, independence, and social justice, as well as exceptional resilience and courage in the face of external threats – will uphold their inalienable right to choose their own path of development.
🤝 For our part, we will continue to provide Cuba with the necessary support, including material assistance.
#RussiaCuba
We express serious concern over the escalation of tensions around Cuba and the growing external pressure on the Island of Freedom.
Amid an artificially fuelled atmosphere of confrontation, Russia reaffirms its unwavering solidarity with the Government and the brotherly people of Cuba.
We strongly condemn attempts at gross interference in the internal affairs of a sovereign state, intimidation, and the use of unlawful unilateral restrictive measures.
Today, the Island of Freedom is facing unprecedented challenges – a direct consequence of the long-standing US trade, economic, financial, and, more recently, energy embargo against Cuba.
We are confident that the heroic Cuban people – who have repeatedly demonstrated their commitment to the ideals of freedom, independence, and social justice, as well as exceptional resilience and courage in the face of external threats – will uphold their inalienable right to choose their own path of development.
🤝 For our part, we will continue to provide Cuba with the necessary support, including material assistance.
#RussiaCuba
PRESS RELEASE of the Russian Embassy in Colombo
March 18, 2026
On the energy supplies to Sri Lanka
❗️In the light of the circulation of various speculative reports regarding the meeting between the Russian Ambassador L.Dzhagaryan and senior officials from Sri Lankan Ministry of Foreign Affairs concerning energy supplies, the Embassy is authorized to state that no financial or logistical questions were discussed during the talks. The Embassy is working on these issues.
March 18, 2026
On the energy supplies to Sri Lanka
❗️In the light of the circulation of various speculative reports regarding the meeting between the Russian Ambassador L.Dzhagaryan and senior officials from Sri Lankan Ministry of Foreign Affairs concerning energy supplies, the Embassy is authorized to state that no financial or logistical questions were discussed during the talks. The Embassy is working on these issues.
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🇷🇺 #CrimeaIsRussia
1️⃣2️⃣ years ago – on March 18, 2014 – President of Russia Vladimir Putin, Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Crimea Sergey Aksyonov, Chairman of the State Council of Crimea Vladimir Konstantinov and Head of Sevastopol Alexey Chaly signed the Agreement on the Accession of the Republic of Crimea in the Russian Federation and on Forming New Constituent Entities within the Russian Federation.
🗳 This historic moment was preceded by the all-Crimean referendum (March 16, 2014), in which an overwhelming majority of voters (96.77%) supported Crimea’s accession to the Russian Federation. In Sevastopol, 95.6% voted in favour of reunification with Russia.
The outcome of the referendum is an essence a just and long-awaited joint decision for both the people of Crimea and all citizens of our country.
🇷🇺 The long-awaited reunification of the peninsula with Russia became a milestone event in modern history – for Crimeans and for all citizens of our country – embodying the right of peoples to self-determination, as enshrined in the UN Charter.
Over the past 12 years, our opponents have made numerous attempts to punish Crimeans for their free choice – for their return to their home harbour. The residents of the peninsula have withstood not only water, energy, food and transport blockades, but also sanctions pressure and legal aggression unleashed by the Kiev regime with the support of NATO countries.
💬 Address by President of Russia Vladimir Putin (March 18, 2014):
Since reunification with the Russian Federation, life in Crimea has improved significantly. Transport and engineering infrastructure has been comprehensively modernized:
• In 2018, the Crimean Bridge was opened – a unique project and a powerful symbol of Crimea’s reunification with Russia;
• A new Simferopol International Airport and the modern Tavrida highway have been built;
• The Balaklavskaya (Sevastopol), Tavricheskaya (Simferopol district) and Saky thermal power plants have been commissioned, ensuring the peninsula’s energy independence;
• Large-scale construction of gas infrastructure, including the Krasnodar Territory-Crimea gas pipeline;
• Housing construction is expanding;
• Social infrastructure – including sports facilities – is being actively developed;
• Agriculture is growing, including winemaking, while the resort and tourism sector has significantly strengthened its position.
It is precisely these successes of Crimea and Sevastopol that provoke hostility, expressed in continued aggression by the Kiev regime and those backing it.
💬 Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on the 10th anniversary of the “Crimean Spring” (March 16, 2024):
It can be stated with confidence that any attempts by adversaries to question Crimea’s status only underscore their detachment from reality – only cementing Crimeans’ confidence in their historic decision.
Russia and Crimea – one shared, indivisible destiny ❤️🇷🇺
#TogetherForever
1️⃣2️⃣ years ago – on March 18, 2014 – President of Russia Vladimir Putin, Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Crimea Sergey Aksyonov, Chairman of the State Council of Crimea Vladimir Konstantinov and Head of Sevastopol Alexey Chaly signed the Agreement on the Accession of the Republic of Crimea in the Russian Federation and on Forming New Constituent Entities within the Russian Federation.
🗳 This historic moment was preceded by the all-Crimean referendum (March 16, 2014), in which an overwhelming majority of voters (96.77%) supported Crimea’s accession to the Russian Federation. In Sevastopol, 95.6% voted in favour of reunification with Russia.
The outcome of the referendum is an essence a just and long-awaited joint decision for both the people of Crimea and all citizens of our country.
🇷🇺 The long-awaited reunification of the peninsula with Russia became a milestone event in modern history – for Crimeans and for all citizens of our country – embodying the right of peoples to self-determination, as enshrined in the UN Charter.
Over the past 12 years, our opponents have made numerous attempts to punish Crimeans for their free choice – for their return to their home harbour. The residents of the peninsula have withstood not only water, energy, food and transport blockades, but also sanctions pressure and legal aggression unleashed by the Kiev regime with the support of NATO countries.
💬 Address by President of Russia Vladimir Putin (March 18, 2014):
“In the hearts and minds of people, Crimea has always been and remains an integral part of Russia. This conviction, grounded in truth and justice, has been unwavering – passed down from generation to generation – beyond the reach of time or circumstance.
The overwhelming majority of Crimeans and the absolute majority of citizens of the Russian Federation support the reunification of the Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol with the Russian Federation”.
Since reunification with the Russian Federation, life in Crimea has improved significantly. Transport and engineering infrastructure has been comprehensively modernized:
• In 2018, the Crimean Bridge was opened – a unique project and a powerful symbol of Crimea’s reunification with Russia;
• A new Simferopol International Airport and the modern Tavrida highway have been built;
• The Balaklavskaya (Sevastopol), Tavricheskaya (Simferopol district) and Saky thermal power plants have been commissioned, ensuring the peninsula’s energy independence;
• Large-scale construction of gas infrastructure, including the Krasnodar Territory-Crimea gas pipeline;
• Housing construction is expanding;
• Social infrastructure – including sports facilities – is being actively developed;
• Agriculture is growing, including winemaking, while the resort and tourism sector has significantly strengthened its position.
It is precisely these successes of Crimea and Sevastopol that provoke hostility, expressed in continued aggression by the Kiev regime and those backing it.
💬 Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on the 10th anniversary of the “Crimean Spring” (March 16, 2024):
“The question of who Crimea and Sevastopol belong to is closed.
The peninsula is an integral part of the Russian Federation”.
It can be stated with confidence that any attempts by adversaries to question Crimea’s status only underscore their detachment from reality – only cementing Crimeans’ confidence in their historic decision.
Russia and Crimea – one shared, indivisible destiny ❤️🇷🇺
#TogetherForever
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🚀 March 18 stands as one of the most significant dates in the history of space exploration – and in human history as a whole.
#OTD in 1965, Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov became the first human ever to perform a spacewalk.
Stepping out of the Voskhod-2 spacecraft, piloted by Pavel Belyaev, into near-Earth space, Leonov added yet another milestone to the achievements of national cosmonautics.
The extravehicular activity lasted 23 minutes and 41 seconds, including 12 minutes and 9 seconds spent in the vastness of open space.
💬 Recalling that historic moment while speaking from the Mausoleum rostrum in Moscow, Leonov said:
🎖 For the successful completion of the mission and the courage and heroism displayed, Lieutenant Colonel Alexei Leonov was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union, along with the Order of Lenin and the Gold Star medal.
Today, spacewalks are an essential part of crewed missions to the International Space Station – enabling scientific research, maintenance work, installation of new equipment on the station’s exterior, deployment of small satellites, and much more.
All of this became possible thanks to the immense efforts and teamwork of Soviet specialists and enterprises, as well as the personal courage and outstanding training of our legendary pioneer cosmonauts.
#OurHeroes
#OTD in 1965, Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov became the first human ever to perform a spacewalk.
Stepping out of the Voskhod-2 spacecraft, piloted by Pavel Belyaev, into near-Earth space, Leonov added yet another milestone to the achievements of national cosmonautics.
The extravehicular activity lasted 23 minutes and 41 seconds, including 12 minutes and 9 seconds spent in the vastness of open space.
💬 Recalling that historic moment while speaking from the Mausoleum rostrum in Moscow, Leonov said:
“As I exited the airlock, I felt an intense stream of light and heat, like the flare of electric welding. Above me was a black sky and bright, unblinking stars. The Sun looked like a blazing disc of fire”.
🎖 For the successful completion of the mission and the courage and heroism displayed, Lieutenant Colonel Alexei Leonov was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union, along with the Order of Lenin and the Gold Star medal.
Today, spacewalks are an essential part of crewed missions to the International Space Station – enabling scientific research, maintenance work, installation of new equipment on the station’s exterior, deployment of small satellites, and much more.
All of this became possible thanks to the immense efforts and teamwork of Soviet specialists and enterprises, as well as the personal courage and outstanding training of our legendary pioneer cosmonauts.
#OurHeroes
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⚡️ Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova's statement on the missile strike on the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant (March 18, 2026)
💬 Maria Zakharova: We strongly condemn the reckless and absolutely unacceptable missile strike on the inner perimeter of the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant (NPP), carried out just metres from an operating power unit.
We have repeatedly warned Israel and the US – who continue their aggressive military campaign against Iran – of the categorical inadmissibility of endangering the lives and health of the many Russian citizens working at the plant.
Tel Aviv and Washington must abandon their reckless attacks on nuclear infrastructure, which create real risks of a radiological and environmental catastrophe across the entire region.
We expect an unequivocal condemnation of this outrageous incident from the #IAEA, under whose safeguards the Bushehr NPP operates. We also count on an appropriate response from all responsible and sensible members of the international community, above all – the states of the Persian Gulf, which could be the first to suffer the consequences.
❗️ We call on all parties involved to come to their senses and make every effort towards an immediate ceasefire and de-escalation.
Continued hostilities risk unprecedented negative consequences for the entire Middle East, including in the nuclear sphere.
💬 Maria Zakharova: We strongly condemn the reckless and absolutely unacceptable missile strike on the inner perimeter of the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant (NPP), carried out just metres from an operating power unit.
We have repeatedly warned Israel and the US – who continue their aggressive military campaign against Iran – of the categorical inadmissibility of endangering the lives and health of the many Russian citizens working at the plant.
Tel Aviv and Washington must abandon their reckless attacks on nuclear infrastructure, which create real risks of a radiological and environmental catastrophe across the entire region.
We expect an unequivocal condemnation of this outrageous incident from the #IAEA, under whose safeguards the Bushehr NPP operates. We also count on an appropriate response from all responsible and sensible members of the international community, above all – the states of the Persian Gulf, which could be the first to suffer the consequences.
❗️ We call on all parties involved to come to their senses and make every effort towards an immediate ceasefire and de-escalation.
Continued hostilities risk unprecedented negative consequences for the entire Middle East, including in the nuclear sphere.
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#InMemoryOfDiplomats
🗓 On March 18, 1856, an outstanding diplomat, Aleksander Izvolsky, who served as Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Empire in 1906-1910, was born in Moscow.
In 1875, he graduated from the famous Alexandrosvky Lyceum and entered service in the Chancellery of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
📍 In 1876, Izvolsky was appointed to the Russian mission in Rome. He subsequently worked at the Consulate General in Eastern Rumelia (an autonomous province of the Ottoman Empire, effectively under Bulgarian control), as well as at the Embassies in Romania and the United States. From 1894 to 1897, he served as Minister-Resident to the Holy See; from 1897 to 1906, he was envoy to Serbia, Bavaria, Japan, and Denmark.
In 1906, he was appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Izvolsky regarded the main task of foreign policy as stabilizing the country’s international position, restoring its military and political potential, and concluding bilateral agreements with the great powers.
In a report to Emperor Nicholas II on negotiations with European statesmen dated November 6, 1907, the Minister noted:
Izvolsky secured the signing of the Anglo-Russian and Russo-Japanese agreements, which delineated spheres of influence between Russia and Britain in Central Asia and with Japan in the Far East. He also sought to intensify Russia’s policy in the Balkans and to change the status of the Bosporus and the Dardanelles.
In 1910, he continued his diplomatic service as Ambassador to France. Recognizing the inevitability of a pan-European war, he contributed to the political and military consolidation of the Entente both on the eve of and during the First World War.
A year after his resignation, in July 1911, he wrote to Pyotr Stolypin:
#HistoryOfDiplomacy
🗓 On March 18, 1856, an outstanding diplomat, Aleksander Izvolsky, who served as Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Empire in 1906-1910, was born in Moscow.
In 1875, he graduated from the famous Alexandrosvky Lyceum and entered service in the Chancellery of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
📍 In 1876, Izvolsky was appointed to the Russian mission in Rome. He subsequently worked at the Consulate General in Eastern Rumelia (an autonomous province of the Ottoman Empire, effectively under Bulgarian control), as well as at the Embassies in Romania and the United States. From 1894 to 1897, he served as Minister-Resident to the Holy See; from 1897 to 1906, he was envoy to Serbia, Bavaria, Japan, and Denmark.
In 1906, he was appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Izvolsky regarded the main task of foreign policy as stabilizing the country’s international position, restoring its military and political potential, and concluding bilateral agreements with the great powers.
In a report to Emperor Nicholas II on negotiations with European statesmen dated November 6, 1907, the Minister noted:
“Russia’s temporary weakening in the international arena, as a result of the revolutionary movement and the diversion of our military forces to the Far Eastern war, has exposed the European balance to very serious dangers and has led to a regrouping of powers dangerous for the preservation of general peace.”
Izvolsky secured the signing of the Anglo-Russian and Russo-Japanese agreements, which delineated spheres of influence between Russia and Britain in Central Asia and with Japan in the Far East. He also sought to intensify Russia’s policy in the Balkans and to change the status of the Bosporus and the Dardanelles.
In 1910, he continued his diplomatic service as Ambassador to France. Recognizing the inevitability of a pan-European war, he contributed to the political and military consolidation of the Entente both on the eve of and during the First World War.
A year after his resignation, in July 1911, he wrote to Pyotr Stolypin:
“I can say in good conscience that I placed Russia in more advantageous conditions than those in which it stood before me, provided it with all the points of support that could be found, and safeguarded it from all contingencies in the Far and Middle East.”
#HistoryOfDiplomacy
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#Анонс
⚡️ Открыта регистрация на конкурсы в рамках V Петербургского молодёжного исторического форума «Герои Отечества», который состоится в середине мая 2026 года в Санкт-Петербурге — северной столице России.
В рамках форума проходит несколько конкурсов, посвящённых 120-летию с начала работы первой Государственной Думы Российской Империи:
1️⃣ Конкурс исследовательских работ
2️⃣ Фотоконкурс «Парламент в кадре»
3️⃣ Киноконкурс «Хроника парламентаризма»
4️⃣ Конкурс детских рисунков «Парламентские зарисовки»
5️⃣ Конкурс законотворческих инициатив
#ГероиОтечества: Участниками конкурсов могут стать школьники, студенты СПО и вузов, а также молодые учёные в возрасте от 14 до 35 лет, проживающие в России и иностранных государствах.
🗓 Регистрация и приём открыты до 15 апреля 2026 года
👉 Для более подробной информации
⚡️ Открыта регистрация на конкурсы в рамках V Петербургского молодёжного исторического форума «Герои Отечества», который состоится в середине мая 2026 года в Санкт-Петербурге — северной столице России.
В рамках форума проходит несколько конкурсов, посвящённых 120-летию с начала работы первой Государственной Думы Российской Империи:
1️⃣ Конкурс исследовательских работ
Все участники конкурса получат сертификаты, а 10 победителей отправятся в 4-х дневную поездку в культурную столицу на форум, где смогут представить свои исследования широкой аудитории и почётным гостям Форума. Лучшие исследовательские работы будут опубликованы в сборниках научных статей.
2️⃣ Фотоконкурс «Парламент в кадре»
Фотоработы 10 победителей будут представлены на фотовыставке в рамках V Петербургского молодёжного исторического форума «Герои Отечества».
3️⃣ Киноконкурс «Хроника парламентаризма»
6 победителей получат бесплатную 4-х дневную поездку в Петербург на форум, в рамках которого пройдёт кинофестиваль с показом лучших работ.
4️⃣ Конкурс детских рисунков «Парламентские зарисовки»
Для участников от 14 до 18 лет. 10 лучших работ будут представлены на выставке в рамках форума в Санкт-Петербурге.
5️⃣ Конкурс законотворческих инициатив
Конкурс для молодых политиков в возрасте от 14 до 35 лет. 5 авторов лучших инициатив выиграют бесплатную 4-х дневную поездку в Санкт-Петербург.
#ГероиОтечества: Участниками конкурсов могут стать школьники, студенты СПО и вузов, а также молодые учёные в возрасте от 14 до 35 лет, проживающие в России и иностранных государствах.
🗓 Регистрация и приём открыты до 15 апреля 2026 года
👉 Для более подробной информации
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🇷🇺 Marking the 12th anniversary of Crimea’s reunification with Russia, young participants of the Children of the Crimean Spring project, implemented with the support of the Government of the Republic of Crimea and the State Council of the Republic of Crimea, have prepared a themed photo exhibition:
🤍💙❤️ Harmony of Cultures: Born during the Crimean Spring
The project was initiated by 12-year-old Crimean children born during the Crimean Spring, whose childhood has been closely connected with the revival of their homeland.
The exhibition also highlights the peninsula’s ethnic and cultural diversity. It was the unity of Crimea’s people of different ethnicities, brought together by a shared purpose, that helped Crimea return home #OnThisDay, 12 years ago.
✍️ Chairman of the State Council of the Republic of Crimea Vladimir Konstantinov:
🕊 This project is a heartfelt message from a generation born alongside a new era for Crimea – a new world.
#CrimeaIsRussia
🤍💙❤️ Harmony of Cultures: Born during the Crimean Spring
The project was initiated by 12-year-old Crimean children born during the Crimean Spring, whose childhood has been closely connected with the revival of their homeland.
The exhibition also highlights the peninsula’s ethnic and cultural diversity. It was the unity of Crimea’s people of different ethnicities, brought together by a shared purpose, that helped Crimea return home #OnThisDay, 12 years ago.
✍️ Chairman of the State Council of the Republic of Crimea Vladimir Konstantinov:
During the all-crimean referendum on March 16, 2014, the crimeans chose the path of peace, unity and creation. We made this choice not only for ourselves, but also for our children and grandchildren.
Today, we are doing everything so that their childhood would be filled with happiness and lots of opportunities for development and self-realization, and at the same time we are fostering in them love for our Motherland, a sense of responsibility for its future.
🕊 This project is a heartfelt message from a generation born alongside a new era for Crimea – a new world.
#CrimeaIsRussia
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#Announcement
🗓 On May 12-17, 2026, the International Economic Forum “Russia – Islamic World: KazanForum” will take place at the Kazan Expo International Exhibition Centre.
The Forum is one of the largest international platforms for interaction between Russia and the countries of the Islamic world. Over the years, the number of participants has grown from 250 representatives of 18 countries in 2009 to more than 22,000 participants from nearly 100 states, including government officials, heads of international organisations, business leaders and experts from across the globe.
The Forum is chaired by Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Marat Khusnullin and is held with the support of the Federation Council of Russia and the Government of the Republic of Tatarstan. The event is organised by the Roscongress Foundation, with the ANO Directorate of Sports and Social Projects serving as the executive directorate.
The Forum’s mission is to strengthen economic, scientific, technological and humanitarian cooperation between Russia and the member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (#OIC), as well as to promote the development of Islamic finance institutions and investment cooperation.
✍️ Key focus areas include:
• prospects for trade and economic partnership
• investment projects
• infrastructure development
• new mechanisms of interaction between business and government
The Forum's programme features a wide range of thematic tracks, covering international cooperation, industrial dialogue and transport, as well as Islamic finance, the halal industry, tourism and healthcare. Dedicated sessions will also address youth diplomacy, entrepreneurship, education, culture and the role of women in the economy.
The working languages of the Forum are Russian, English and Arabic. The Forum's Plenary Session will be held in Russian, English, Arabic and French.
👉 Learn more
👉 Registration
🗓 On May 12-17, 2026, the International Economic Forum “Russia – Islamic World: KazanForum” will take place at the Kazan Expo International Exhibition Centre.
The Forum is one of the largest international platforms for interaction between Russia and the countries of the Islamic world. Over the years, the number of participants has grown from 250 representatives of 18 countries in 2009 to more than 22,000 participants from nearly 100 states, including government officials, heads of international organisations, business leaders and experts from across the globe.
The Forum is chaired by Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Marat Khusnullin and is held with the support of the Federation Council of Russia and the Government of the Republic of Tatarstan. The event is organised by the Roscongress Foundation, with the ANO Directorate of Sports and Social Projects serving as the executive directorate.
The Forum’s mission is to strengthen economic, scientific, technological and humanitarian cooperation between Russia and the member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (#OIC), as well as to promote the development of Islamic finance institutions and investment cooperation.
✍️ Key focus areas include:
• prospects for trade and economic partnership
• investment projects
• infrastructure development
• new mechanisms of interaction between business and government
The Forum's programme features a wide range of thematic tracks, covering international cooperation, industrial dialogue and transport, as well as Islamic finance, the halal industry, tourism and healthcare. Dedicated sessions will also address youth diplomacy, entrepreneurship, education, culture and the role of women in the economy.
The working languages of the Forum are Russian, English and Arabic. The Forum's Plenary Session will be held in Russian, English, Arabic and French.
👉 Learn more
👉 Registration