Becoming the head of the Moscow region and governing the region is not easy even in a game
Whether
it's dealing with illegal dumps, ridding the city of rats or destroying
poisonous hogweed, you can test your skills in leading the region at the stand
of the Moscow region. Visitors try their hand at being a local manager with
great excitement and suddenly realize how difficult it is.
The bright
interactive stand attracts attention with its colorful design. Here you can
immerse yourself in a 3D journey through significant places of the region and
talk to famous people from different fields. But the game zone is especially
popular. Both children and adults are interested in it.
"Everyone is interested in trying themselves in the role of a governor. You will have to solve a variety of problems. For example, to mow the grass on time or to ensure the improvement of the territory", - said Maria Masik, a volunteer from the Moscow region.
The game is
based on the principles of the Regional Management Center and the Dobrodel
platform - they help to deal with residents' requests. It turned out that it is
not easy to cope with all the challenges. Players have warnings on the screen
every now and then.
"I had
a problem with rats, and I was removed from the post of governor and
transferred to the rat extermination service .... But in the end, I managed to
succeed", - player Anastasia Grechanyuk shared her impressions.
The
International RUSSIA EXPO will last until April 12, 2024. During the entire
time of the Exposition, guests are welcome to enjoy cultural and entertainment
events, a rich business and educational program. Admission is free of charge
for everyone.
At the "Journey Across Russia" exposition one can see the most striking, picturesque natural and man-made sights of our country.
The annual Symposium will unite more than 7,000 experts from the SCO and BRICS countries, the Asia-Pacific region, Europe and the United States, to develop positive scenarios for the future.
On August 28, the National Centre RUSSIA invites you to an event of the literary club "What to read?!" dedicated to the 100th birth anniversary of Arkady Strugatsky.
