"Future in flowers" festival — may 21 at the RUSSIA EXPO
More than
100 million flowers, over a hundred floral expositions of regions, departments
and state corporations, unique floral art objects are waiting for guests of the
RUSSIA EXPO at the "Future in Flowers" festival. The floral festival
will start on the territory of VDNH on May 21 and will last until July 8.
The guests
of the RUSSIA EXPO will be welcomed by elegant strolling and lounge zones that
are drowning in greenery, floral masterclasses, floral fashion show, lectures
by the most famous breeders and fascinating quizzes for children.
The leading
Russian breeders will present their best achievements: about 400 varieties of
peonies, 140 varieties of lilacs, 120 varieties of irises, 250 varieties of
roses, 30 varieties of dahlias and hundreds of other Russian plants.
A special
section dedicated to the festival has already been opened on the Exposition website. Here you will get acquainted with amazing
properties of sphagnum, incredible white dandelions, promising Crimean olive.
You will learn the secrets of rhododendron from the Irkutsk region, a plant
from the tears of the Virgin Mary and a marvelous rose of peace from the
Donetsk Republic. By the way, these roses were given to the heads of
delegations of the founding countries at the first meeting of the UN General
Assembly.
You will
get immersed in the history of the region through a story about the plants
growing on its territory, about breeding achievements, about the way these
plants have influenced the economy. You will also learn about the medicinal
properties of plants, the ways they are used in folk medicine and in modern
medicine.
"Future in
Flowers" is a story about our natural wealth, history, folk wisdom and Russia's
unique high tech.
The final panel pitching session for the "Investments in Connectivity" track took place on 29 April at the National Centre RUSSIA.
On the second day of the Open Dialogue "The Future of the World. New Platform for Global Growth" the most remarkable essays submitted by authors in each track were presented.
The topic "Investments in Human Capital" attracted the largest number of essays from around the world, becoming one of the most in-demand themes within the framework of the Open Dialogue.
