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More than 306 thousand opinions were left by residents of the capital in two polls (first Andsecond) of the Active Citizen project, evaluating the organization and design of the forum locations Territory of the Future. Moscow 2030Eight flagship venues were represented in the voting, from the historic Manezh to the Skolkovo Innovation Center.
The forum "Territory of the Future. Moscow 2030", organized as part of the project "Summer in Moscow", became one of the biggest events of the season. This year, it was dedicated to the people of the future and new generations. Its main goal was to showcase what the city of tomorrow will be like in various areas—from transportation and urban planning to robotics, sports, and new educational formats. Each venue presented its own unique program of events.
According to the voting results, the venue in Gostiny Dvor was the most popular among city residents, receiving a perfect score from 72 percent of participants. The exhibition was dedicated to eternal values and the city's development. Visitors learned about the functioning of the brain, the importance of education, the professions of the future, the health of the body and mind, the nature of emotions and hormones, and how digital technologies (from electronic doctor's appointments to virtual laboratories) are changing the urban environment.
Second place went to the venues at Manezh and Zaryadye Park, which received an "excellent" rating from 71 percent of voters.
From August 7th to 31st, the Manege hosted the exhibition "That Same Moscow," showcasing the capital's achievements in transportation, urban development, and industry. Visitors were introduced to Leningradsky Station after a major modernization, new neighborhoods, urban development projects, and the renovation program, as well as new-generation turnstiles and the biometric fare collection system. Guests viewed over 50 exhibits from Moscow's high-tech industry, learned about the history of manufacturing in the capital, and learned about its current environmental initiatives.
Visitors were also shown the results of the renovation and integrated development program in an interactive format. A prefab show demonstrated how modern construction technologies are accelerating the construction process, and they were also told about new neighborhoods and other urban development projects. Special attention was paid to the development of Moscow's high-tech industry and its products, from food products to drones.
Zaryadye Park hosted the "Cultural City" festival, dedicated to the synthesis of various arts—music, theater, literature, fashion, choreography, and digital technology. The program included symphony concerts, theater productions, audiovisual shows featuring international celebrities, and fashion shows. A financial literacy educational marathon was also organized for residents, held in the "Zapovednoye Posledstvo" pavilion and the small amphitheater.
The venue at the Luzhniki Olympic Complex also made it into the top three, receiving the highest rating from 69 percent of respondents. It hosted the "Moscow 2030. Sport. Man of the Future" festival, organized by the capital's Department of Sports, an urban services festival featuring public utilities, and an exhibition of modern municipal and rescue equipment from the urban services complex. The venue also hosted master classes and the Moscow Tetris Championship, organized by the Moscow Complex of Urban Development Policy and Construction.
Voters also shared their opinions on the forum's venues at the Red October art cluster, Muzeon Arts Park, 50th Anniversary of October Park, and Skolkovo.
The high ratings from Muscovites confirm that the "Moscow 2030" forum format has proven popular among city residents. The participants' feedback and suggestions will be taken into account by the organizers when preparing for next year's forum, making it even more engaging and vibrant.
Project Active Citizen has been operating since 2014. During this time, more than seven million people have joined, and over seven thousand votes have been conducted. Between 30 and 40 decisions are implemented in the city every month. The project is being developed by the State Public Institution "New Management Technologies" and the Moscow Department of Information Technology.
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