Visitors of the RUSSIA EXPO will be able to see the world through the eyes of the Lipetsk region residents
Guests of the International RUSSIA EXPO will be able to feel themselves real agrarians, steel makers or professional athletes with the help of augmented and virtual reality technologies at the stand of the Lipetsk region. The region's development in these and other areas will be discussed in detail at the exposition.
One of the points of attraction of the Lipetsk region is Lebedyan district, where organic apples with excellent taste and quality are grown. Alexey Solomakhin, the farm's leading agrochemist, says that such apples are perfectly preserved for a year - until the next harvest.
"Without any chemical treatments and additives. Such varieties as "Imrus" and "Liberty" are grown entirely by organic technology," emphasizes Alexey Solomakhin.
It will also be possible to take pictures with the symbol of Lebedyan - a huge figure of a swan - at the exposition. A photo zone will be set up next to the bird, and the figure itself will be painted in the style of a traditional Romanov toy. By the way, live swans are also bred in the Lipetsk region - 460 birds of different breeds live in the "Swan Lake" ecopark.
As for steelmaking, the region is proud of a large production facility - the Novolipetsk Steel Plant (NLMK). It is here that the world's most productive blast furnace operates, producing 12 thousand tons of cast iron per day.
Last year, in the Krasny district of the Lipetsk region, production of electric cars began. Now the plant is successfully developing.
As a reminder, there are only 34 days left until the start of the RUSSIA EXPO. All regions of the country, as well as federal authorities, representatives of corporations and public associations will present their expositions.
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