Metropolitan Tikhon of Simferopol and Crimea visited the International RUSSIA EXPO
Metropolitan Tikhon of Simferopol and Crimea visited the International RUSSIA EXPO. He examined the stands of the regions and visited the pavilions "First in Russia - Land of Opportunity", "Atom" and "Home of Youth".
"Certainly, it has long been necessary to create something where both the younger generation and the older generation would learn about their changing and beautiful country. This is a serious step in reflecting on our current present, the path we have traveled. That is why we are very grateful to all those who participated in it so sincerely and with such talent," Metropolitan Tikhon said.
He noted that significant development is now visible in the regions and it is important to record it. “I have to travel around the country. And the development that is now taking place in most aspects of life in the regions, even if it is sometimes not satisfactory - and it is difficult to saturate people with everything they want, what they dream of - still shows what has been done. It is extremely important to show this path,” the bishop emphasized and noted that it is important for young people to see the RUSSIA EXPO.
The International RUSSIA EXPO is the most important achievements of the country gathered at one venue. Visitors are presented expositions of 89 regions of Russia, leading federal departments, corporations and public organizations.
The guests are also welcomed with cultural and entertainment events, a rich business and educational program. Representatives of the federal authorities, major corporations, public associations and foreign countries take part in the exposition. The International RUSSIA EXPO will run until April 12, 2024.
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