Event passports of regions were presented at the RUSSIA EXPO
The project
"Event Passports of Regions" was presented at the RUSSIA EXPO by the
National Congress Bureau. "Event passport of the region" allows to
systematize and summarize significant information about the region for its
promotion as a place of events.
The task of
the passports is to introduce potential organizers and participants of events
to the region, to present all the resources it provides for the implementation
of projects. In fact, it is a guide for any event organizer with all the
necessary information and contacts.
"The
event passport of the region is a guide for event organizers. It allows to
better plan the implementation of projects in a particular region, as well as
to maximize the unique opportunities of the region. At the moment, in
cooperation with regional structures, the National Congress Bureau has
developed Event Passports for six regions and is working on new
passports," said Sagid Zaremukov, Director of the National Congress
Bureau.
He added
that the event passport of a region contains information about the subject of the
Russian Federation and its cultural peculiarities, industry specialization of
the region, so that users of the product could understand what projects and
events can be held in a particular region.
The
International RUSSIA EXPO is the most important achievements of the country
gathered in one place. Throughout the Exposition, cultural events, a rich
business and educational program await the guests. The expositions of 89
Russian regions, leading federal agencies, corporations and public
organizations are presented to the visitors. More than 14 million people have
already visited the Exposition. The International RUSSIA EXPO takes place at
VDNH in Moscow from November 4 to July 8.
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