The Angara region presented new achievements for the RUSSIA EXPO
New contenders from the Irkutsk region have been presented on the "Achievements.RF" portal. Among them are a robot to help the disabled and a unique museum "Taltsy".
The Irkutsk region presented five new projects on the portal "Achievements.RF": a robot assistant, a film festival and museum, a cultural center and a children’s park. A total of 10 candidates are now participating in the voting for the title of the main achievement of the region.
"The task of the all-Russian voting is to identify the best achievements of the country in the opinion of ordinary residents. The Irkutsk region’s projects that will receive the most votes will be presented at the region’s stand at the International RUSSIA EXPO at VDNH", — said Igor Kobzev, the Governor of the Irkutsk region.
He reminded that the voting will continue until the end of October and urged residents to vote more actively for the most significant projects. For example, you can support the creation of Irkutsk scientists — a robot for loading a wheelchair into a passenger car from the driver’s door to the trunk. The peculiarity of the project is that the process can be controlled from the driver’s seat. This means that people with disabilities are able to drive cars.
Among the cultural projects the highlight are the architectural and ethnographic museum "Taltsy" and the Baikal International Film Festival named after V.G. Rasputin "Man and Nature". Its task is to form a responsible attitude to ecology through art.
In addition, you can vote for the Center of Slavic Culture "Siberian Silk" and the Children’s Educational Park "Vinogradovskoye Podvorye".
Professor, Honorary Research Fellow at the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) in Bangladesh Mustafizur Rahman will be another international participant of the Open Dialogue.
On 28 August, the National Centre RUSSIA launched enrolment in the "Young Tour Guides School of Russia".
On 27 August, the National Centre RUSSIA hosted a panel discussion organised by the EISR titled "Knowledge about the Country’s Achievements: To Whom and How Should It Be Properly Communicated?".
