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The five years of the Zabaykalsky region in the Far Eastern Federal District will be summarised at the International RUSSIA EXPO

The five years of the Zabaykalsky region in the Far Eastern Federal District will be summarised at the International RUSSIA EXPO
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10.18.2023

The Zabaykalsky region will tell about the results of the five years since its entry into the Far Eastern Federal District at the International RUSSIA EXPO.

The Zabaykalsky region is preparing to participate in the exposotion, the region’s stand in the form of a holly flower will tell about the past, present and future of Zabaykalye. And on the Day of the Zabaykalsky region on November 15, much attention will be paid to summing up the results of the last five years. Thanks to joining the Far Eastern Federal District, new measures of state support became available to the region. The region’s economy has been stimulated and many social problems have been solved. For example, more than 6,000 families in Zabaykalye have received social benefits, including the Far Eastern maternity capital. In total, about 400 million roubles were paid out to them.

A lot of interesting things are waiting for guests at the region’s stand. For example, thanks to the neural network it will be possible to try on the national costumes of the peoples of Transbaikalia. They also promise

a rich concert programme, a marriage ceremony according to the traditions of the Semeiski people and an introduction to the gastronomic peculiarities of the region.

The International RUSSIA EXPO will be held in Moscow at VDNH from November 4, 2023 to April 12, 2024. Each region of the Russian Federation will present its stand, where it will introduce visitors to the key achievements in various industries. Federal authorities, representatives of large corporations, public associations and foreign countries will also take part in the exposition.

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