Talk shows, workshops and discussions: the National Centre RUSSIA invites you to celebrate Global Exhibitions Day
In 2025, Global Exhibitions Day will be held under the motto "Speaking the Same Language." For the National Centre RUSSIA, this is a professional holiday, which is why events dedicated to this day will take place here on June 10 and 11. Last year, Global Exhibitions Day was celebrated at the RUSSIA EXPO for the first time.
The first day will be particularly interesting for sixth-formers, students and young professionals in the events industry. For example, one of the key events will be the talk show "100 Questions to an Adult. A Professional's Path" featuring Natalia Virtuozova, Director General of the National Centre RUSSIA. The moderator will be blogger and author of the "Seryozha and the Microphone" podcast Sergei Mezentsev.
Throughout the day, experts will discuss current trends in the exposition sphere, examine the balance between objectives and creative ideas, requirements for pavilion construction at international expositions, and share their experience of maintaining professional enthusiasm and overcoming burnout.
June 11 will be dedicated to the regional aspect of exposition and congress activities. The key event of the second day will be the plenary session "Speaking the Same Language," which will take place at 11:00. Experts will discuss how expositions become a universal language of communication, and also talk about the global mission of the exposition industry and its adaptation to cultural context.
At 13:00, the impact session #THANKYOUMOTHERLAND will begin, dedicated to the regions' contribution to the RUSSIA EXPO and its influence on territorial development. Among the speakers are regional leaders, representatives of federal government bodies and the National Centre RUSSIA.
Industry professionals will spend the day discussing the development of business tourism and exposition projects in different regions of the country, sharing best practices and ideas. Issues of Russia's new exposition geography, the state's role in industry development and the social significance of expositions will also be addressed.
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.
An extended Board meeting of the Federal Agency for Water Resources will be held at the National Centre RUSSIA on August 8.
