Leonid Slutsky: "They have achieved the most important thing here — people genuinely begin to love Yugra"
Leonid Slutsky, Chairman of the LDPR and Head of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs, visited the National Centre RUSSIA in Yugra and explored the permanent "See Yugra — Fall in Love with Russia" exposition. During the guided tour, he visited themed halls dedicated to the region's history, the culture of the indigenous small-numbered peoples of the North, its natural wealth, industrial development and Yugra's modern achievements. The guest noted that the exposition provides an in-depth understanding of the region in a short space of time and offers a fresh perspective on its history and people.
"The Centre here in Yugra is very welcoming. At the same time, it is remarkably modern. There are digital technologies and educational methods here. In a very short space of time, visitors learn an enormous amount about this remarkable region and leave as different people, with a deeper and better understanding of Yugra, its history, traditions and distinctive character, shaped over many centuries by the peoples who inhabit it," Leonid Slutsky noted.
He also emphasised that the creators of the exposition had achieved one of the most important results — making the experience of discovering the region not merely formal, but genuinely meaningful and emotional.
"The creators of this intellectual architecture at the National Centre RUSSIA in Yugra have accomplished a very difficult task: ensuring that people who come here genuinely fall in love with this region and gain not just an initial impression, but a truly substantial understanding of this ancient, harsh land and the hard-working people who have inhabited Yugra since time immemorial," Leonid Slutsky said.
The "See Yugra — Fall in Love with Russia" exposition brings together the history, culture, natural wealth, industrial potential and modern achievements of the autonomous area. Through multimedia technologies and interactive solutions, visitors discover the region's past and present, learn about the people who have shaped its unique character over the centuries, and explore Yugra as an integral part of Russia.
The National Centre RUSSIA in Yugra is open to everyone, and the exposition can be visited as part of free guided tours with advance registration.
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