The leading workers of Russian Railways attended the "Journey Across Russia" tour
On April 4, employees of Russian Railways (RZD JSC) took part in a tour of the large-scale exposition "Journey Across Russia" at the National Centre RUSSIA. The exposition was explored by two tour groups consisting of leading workers from different regions of the country. The visit to the National Centre RUSSIA was part of the cultural program for awarding the company's best employees. For most participants, this was their first time at the National Centre.
Nikolai Lisitsckiy, a leading worker and head of the Vladivostok production site of the Far Eastern Directorate for Passenger Infrastructure, a structural subdivision of the Central Directorate for Passenger Infrastructure of Russian Railways, traveled from Vladivostok and was pleased to see that the "Journey Across Russia" exposition began with the Far Eastern Federal District.
"I came to Moscow from Vladivostok for the Russian Railways award ceremony. I really liked everything at the exposition—everything is dignified and well-presented. The tour guide explained everything clearly and engagingly. I immediately found my federal district; it is featured at the beginning of the exposition. The Primorye region is represented by the Zvezda shipyard in the city of Bolshoy Kamen. It's a progressive project, and everything is presented very accurately. In just an hour and a half, I was able to explore Russia and see our great Motherland," emphasized Nikolai Lisitsckiy.
The "Journey Across Russia" exposition showcases the cultural, natural, and historical landmarks, key achievements, and innovative developments of all the country's federal districts. Admission to the exposition is free as part of guided tour groups, which are formed through prior registration on the website russia.ru in the "Events" section.
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