Quantorium and industrial cluster - January 5 is Donetsk People's Republic Day at the RUSSIA EXPO
On the Day of the Donetsk People's Republic at the RUSSIA EXPO, visitors will get acquainted with the national cuisine, dances and rituals of the Greeks and Urums of the Azov coast, who have preserved their traditions since ancient times. There will also be a meeting with leading Russian war correspondents Alexander Sladkov and Semyon Pegov, and famous journalist Vladimir Solovyov is expected to take part.
Head of the DPR Denis Pushilin will open the Regional Day. During the event, which will be held in the Cultural Projects Zone, the head of the republic will pay special attention to the achievements of the region over the past year and talk about development plans.
Industrial and cultural centers of the DPR are being actively restored. Russian twin towns are helping to provide schools, hospitals, kindergartens and sports schools with everything they need to return back to a peaceful life and new achievements. The children's technology park Quantorium is working in the region, an industrial cluster has been operating since 2023, sports teams are organized, more than 30 sports facilities are being rebuilt and equipped. Road and communal infrastructure facilities are being restored.
During the day, the leading creative teams of the republic will perform for the guests: among them are the honored state academic song and dance ensemble Donbass, soloists of the M. M. Brovun Donetsk State Academic Music and Drama Theater and the Donetsk State Academic Philharmonic Society, artists of the Donetsk State Academic Opera and Ballet Theater.
Italian TV presenter and traveller Federico Arnaldi has been living in Russia for nine years and filming travel programmes about the country.
The All-Russian Civil Society Development Forum "Dobrino" of the Rosmolodyozh.Forums platform is being held from 1 to 14 July at the National Centre RUSSIA in Khanty-Mansiysk.
The II Forum of Women of the North,opens up new prospects for the development of indigenous communities, for business and, of course, for supporting women working in the macroregion.
