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Library No. 33 named after D.A. Furmanov will hold a lecture-presentation for the 100th anniversary of the birth of the artist Geliy Korzhin (1925–2012).

Soviet and Russian painter, academician of the USSR Academy of Arts, People's Artist of the USSR, laureate of the State Prizes of the USSR and the RSFSR, Geliy Korzhin was a representative of the "severe style".

The program includes a story about the artist’s life, his creative path, and an analysis of key works, including the triptych “Communists” (1957–1960) and the series “Scorched by the Fire of War” (1962–1967). The event will be accompanied by a presentation with reproductions of the paintings.

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Library No. 233 will hold an event called “Blockade Nocturne” dedicated to the history of the Leningrad blockade.

Participants will learn about life in the besieged city: the food crisis, bread rations, work on the Road of Life, daily shelling. Particular attention will be paid to the fates of children who worked in hospitals and factories. The program will also include a screening of documentary footage and a review of books from the library collection covering the events of 1941–1944.

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Library No. 44 named after V.G. Korolenko will hold a lecture-presentation dedicated to the architect-restorer Alexander Latkov.

A graduate of the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, he received a large silver medal for his design of a classical gymnasium. For 20 years, Alexander Latkov worked as an architect at the Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius, where he built many buildings, including the stone bell tower next to the library that has survived to this day. In 1918, he participated in the restoration of the Moscow Kremlin.

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Library No. 233 will conduct a review of Albert Likhanov’s books, timed to coincide with the writer’s 90th birthday.

The event will introduce visitors to the author's biography and his works about growing up teenagers, childhood during wartime, and moral values. Guests will see excerpts from film adaptations and a book trailer for the story "The Last Cold". The library will present a selection of Albert Likhanov's books from the independent reading collection.

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The city will allocate a plot of land in Shcherbinka, where, as part of the implementation of a large-scale investment project (MaIP), an enterprise producing prosthetic components will be established. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction Vladimir Efimov.

"Since 2016, Moscow has been using a mechanism of large-scale investment projects aimed at developing the capital's infrastructure. It allows attracting developers to solve major urban development problems. One of these projects will be a new modern production of prosthetic components in Shcherbinka. The city will provide a land plot for lease for its construction. It is expected that the volume of private investment will amount to 6.5 billion rubles," Vladimir Efimov noted.

The investor will be allocated land near Brusilov Street. The lease agreement is planned to be concluded after the plot is formed and registered with the state cadastral register.

Thanks to MAIP, investors can build industrial, social and commercial facilities on preferential terms, creating new jobs.

"On the instructions of Sergei Sobyanin, the city is consistently developing large-scale investment projects that allow the creation of modern enterprises and employment opportunities for residents of the capital. One of these projects is being implemented in Shcherbinka. A prosthetic components production facility with an area of 30 thousand square meters will be built here, which will ensure the creation of 400 new jobs," added the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry

Maxim Liksutov.

Ekaterina Solovieva, the Minister of the Moscow Government, the head of the capital's Department of City Property, noted that for the construction of the production enterprise, the investor will be provided with a land plot of 3.52 hectares in Shcherbinka. The implementation period is three years. The implementation of the large-scale investment project will be under the control of the city.

A large-scale investment project is a special status assigned to objects that are important for the development of Moscow. These include production, innovation centers, multifunctional and sports complexes. Developers implementing such projects can receive land plots for lease from the city.

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In the Solntsevo district, within the framework of the integrated development of the territory (IDT) project, a site on Shchorsa Street (properties 5 and 5b) will be reorganized. Housing will be built there to implement the renovation program. The corresponding decision was made by the Moscow Government. This was reported by the Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital's Department of Urban Development Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky.

"Over the course of six years, the city-appointed operator will build 30.6 thousand square meters of housing on a 0.77-hectare site in the Solntsevo district to implement the renovation program. The total area of apartments in them will be 18.7 thousand square meters. This will provide new housing for about 680 Muscovites. Due to the placement of small and medium-sized businesses on the ground floors of the buildings, more than 50 jobs will be created here," said Vladislav Ovchinsky.

The site is located in an area with established infrastructure. The Solntsevo metro station is nearby.

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin made a decision on the comprehensive development of non-residential areas in the area Solntsevo.

A sports and entertainment complex will appear in Novo-Peredelkino under the KRT program

Within the framework of the integrated development of territories (IDT) program, attractive spaces are being formed in former industrial zones, inefficiently used and undeveloped areas, which are organically integrated into the city-wide fabric. Currently, 336 IDT projects with a total area of over 4.2 thousand hectares are at various stages of development and implementation in the capital. The work is underway on behalf of Sergei Sobyanin.

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As part of the forum-festival "Territory of the Future. Moscow 2030" A meeting with the participants of the Great Arctic Expedition was held in Gostiny Dvor. Among them is the leader of the expedition, polar explorer Matvey Shparo, as well as the guys who will set off to conquer the Far North under his leadership – Ekaterina Egorshina from the volunteer builders' detachment and Sergey Bakharev from the explorers' detachment. This was reported by the press service of the capital's Department of Education and Science.

"The large Arctic expedition will last about two weeks. Moscow schoolchildren and college students, under the guidance of experienced polar explorers, will go to Cape Chelyuskin. This year, the expedition has two goals – to restore the memorial to polar explorers, which is located on the cape itself, and to collect scientific samples for leading Russian institutes. The results will be presented at a large-scale scientific conference. Thus, one group will travel about 100 kilometers along the coast of the Arctic Ocean in search of material for research, and the second will be engaged in restoration work at this time," said Matvey Shparo.

At the meeting, the participants talked about the peculiarities of this year's expedition. Thus, unlike previous years, the research team will cover the route on foot, not on skis. During the conversation, the responsibilities of volunteer builders were also discussed: the guests learned whether it is difficult to restore memorials in the conditions of the Far North and what difficulties are associated with this.

"Getting to the Arctic and starting to study it is one of my goals, because I want to become a polar explorer. I will have to master new skills, learn a lot to be useful in the expedition. My goals are close to my focus. I would like to make a geomorphological profile of the area. This is possible with the help of space images. I am very interested in learning what lies behind the mosses or lichens in the depths of the earth and what its structure is," said Sergey Bakharev, a student at School No. 171.

The expedition will involve 14 schoolchildren and college students who have passed a rigorous four-stage selection process: the Arctic Dictation, the adventure game “Heroes of the Arctic”, professional skills competitions and training camps in Karelia, where the participants covered a 60-kilometer route.

More than five thousand young Muscovites tested their knowledge in the Arctic DictationThe final stage of selection of schoolchildren and students for the Great Arctic Expedition has begun

As a result of the selection, the following students were selected for the expedition: Ilya Maslenkin, a student of the Moscow Educational Complex "West", as well as students Ekaterina Gulid from Food College No. 33, Sofia Taranenko from the Ivan Fedorov Moscow Publishing and Printing College, Ksenia Greb from the Hero of the Soviet Union M.F. Panova, Ekaterina Egorshina from College of Architecture, Design and Reengineering No. 26 and Polina Pavlova from Medical College No. 1. Among the schoolchildren participating were Mikhail Krasavin from School No. 57, Ivan Krivashin from School No. 1253, Sergei Bakharev from School No. 171, Mikhail Sorokin from School No. 1576, Kirill Fedotkin from School No. 2054, Lev Spiridonov from Pokrovsky Kvartal School, Maria Kazakova from School No. 2073 and Vladimir Kulakov from School No. 1577.

Metropolitan Department of Education and Science first organized the Great Arctic Expedition in 2018. In 2024, schoolchildren skied in the footsteps of the leader of the Russian Polar Expedition of the early 20th century Eduard Toll and Soviet scientist Ivan Papanin, and college students built a mobile station on Cape Chelyuskin. This year's expedition is dedicated to the 80th anniversary of victory in the Great Patriotic War.

Earlier, 13 Moscow schoolchildren and college students traveled to Antarctica for the first time. In December 2024, the Moscow Youth Antarctic Expedition, organized by the Travel Laboratory additional education center, ended. Schoolchildren conducted research on assignment from research institutes, and college students supported the camp. During the trip, the young participants covered six routes over 63 kilometers long and took 96 samples.

Powder puffs, cats and a smart home. Young Muscovites talk about participating in the first Antarctic expeditionAn exhibition of participants of the Moscow Youth Antarctic Expedition opened in the center of the capital

About 80 thousand schoolchildren and college students are involved in tourism in the capital – every 20th student. The city project "The Route is Built" is in effect for them. Over the past year, the children have made almost 300 hiking trips around Russia and other countries – they visited Kazbek, Tien Shan, North Ossetia, Altai, Kamchatka and other destinations.

Moscow is a city where the technologies of the future are already being used today. Children play on modern sports grounds, use innovations in education, and use recommendations from artificial intelligence. Adults operate robots in production, move around the city in modern transport, receive advanced medical therapy, and do much more.

Even more technologies of the future can be found at the large-scale forum-festival "Territory of the Future. Moscow 2030". It will be held as part of the "Summer in Moscow" project from August 1 to September 14. Dozens of venues will host cultural, sports, educational and other events dedicated to the development of one of the most modern megacities in the world. Information about the venues and a detailed program are available on the official website of the forum-festival Moskov 2030.mos.ru.

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An urban development plan for a land plot (GPZU) has been issued for the construction of a new residential building under the renovation program in the Lyublino district. This was reported by Yuliana Knyazhevskaya, the chairperson of Committee for Architecture and Urban Development of Moscow (Moscow Committee for Architecture).

The new building will appear at the address: Mariupolskaya Street, land plot 6/1.

"The urban planning documentation provides for the construction of a residential building on a land plot of 0.6 hectares. The maximum development area will be 18.4 thousand square meters," Yuliana Knyazhevskaya specified.

The new building will be built in an area with developed infrastructure: social, commercial and transport facilities, as well as landscaped green areas, squares and parks are within walking distance.

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin summed up the results of the renovation program foreight years.

Renovation program approved in August 2017. It concerns about a million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 houses. Sergei Sobyanin ordered to increase the pace of implementation of the renovation program intwice.

Moscow is one of the leaders among regions in terms of construction volumes. High rates of housing construction correspond to the goals and initiatives of the national project "Infrastructure for life". You can learn more about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution atspecial page.

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Project "Youth of Moscow" invites you to a people's car rallyGarden Ring on the night of August 21-22 in honor of the Day of the State Flag of the Russian Federation. More than 500 cars will take part in the event.

"The people's car rally has already become a traditional city event, this year we will hold it for the third time. A column of 500 decorated cars will become a bright symbol of the strength and unity of our people. Participation in the car rally is an opportunity not only to celebrate an important national holiday, but also to become part of a large-scale patriotic event," shared

Ekaterina Dragunova, Chairman of the capital's Committee for Public Relations and Youth Policy.

Participants will gather at 20:30 on Bolshaya Pirogovskaya Street. There they will also receive themed paraphernalia: the Russian flag and the coat of arms of Moscow, as well as stylized stickers. They will be able to decorate their cars with them. In addition, guests will be offered to do face painting in the colors of the Russian tricolor.

Any motorist who wishes can join the column and drive a circle around the Garden Ring. To do this, you must first pass the preliminary registration on the portal "Youth of Moscow".

The motor rally, organized by the Moscow Youth project Committee on Public Relations and Youth Policy, will mark the beginning of the celebration of the Day of the State Flag of the Russian Federation and will be part of a series of events "Summer in Moscow".

Project "Summer in Moscow"— the main event of the season. It brings together the most vibrant events of the capital. Every day, charity, cultural and sports events are held in all districts of the city, most of which are free. "Summer in Moscow" is being held for the second time, and this season will be more eventful: new, original and colorful festivals and events will be added to the traditional ones.

Due to the motor rally, from 20:00 on August 21 until 01:00 on August 22, it will be temporarily impossible to drive along the section of Bolshaya Pirogovskaya Street from Yelansky Street to Zubovskaya Street and along the section of Zubovskaya Street from Bolshaya Pirogovskaya Street to Zubovsky Boulevard.

Parking will also be prohibited in these areas from 00:01 on August 21 until the end of the event.

Drivers are advised to plan their route in advance. More details are available on the official website Traffic Management Center.

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The Moscow Mayor's Cup in drone racing will be held in the Central Park of the Skolkovo Innovation Center from August 15 to 17. Athletes from 11 countries will take part in the competition: Australia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Germany, India, Kazakhstan, Spain, Russia, South Korea, Turkey and France. The total prize fund of the competition will be five million rubles.

Athletes will compete in the "Class 330 – Team Event" discipline. These are circular races of sports FPV quadcopters with a first-person view and pit stops. Such drones are characterized by high speed and maneuverability. Teams must overcome all obstacles of the air route and be the first to complete the 50-lap distance.

The tournament will be held in three stages: quarterfinals, semifinals and finals. Before the competition, 16 teams will be divided into four groups by drawing lots. Based on the results of each stage, the two weakest teams will be eliminated from the competition, and the two best will advance to the next round. The prize fund for this discipline will be four million rubles.

"The Moscow Mayor's Cup will bring together the strongest pilots from Russia and other countries. For our team, this will be the first official start at this level. This event is of great importance not only for Russian athletes, but also for the development of drone racing in general. We are especially looking forward to the meeting of the bronze medalists of the Games of the Future, Alexander Kholkin and Platon Cheremnykh from Russia, with the silver medalists Dimo Shterev and Antoni Georgiev from Bulgaria. Their confrontation promises to be one of the highlights of the tournament, and I am sure that it will attract a lot of attention from spectators," said Ilya Galaev, President of the Russian Drone Racing Federation.

Russia will be represented at the Moscow Mayor's Cup by seven teams from different regions, which are part of the national drone racing team. The team members include Russian drone racing champions Danil Gryaznov and Kirill Loban from the Belgorod Region, Russian Cup winners and bronze medalists of the Future Games Alexander Kholkin and Platon Cheremnykh from Moscow. The Russian team will also be represented by Dmitry Voronin and Egor Naumov from the Samara Region, Grigory Mironov and Daniil Volok from the Leningrad Region, Matvey Pochekunin and Maxim Nor from the Novosibirsk Region, Nikita Yaushev and Stefan Afanasyev from Tatarstan, Grigory Petrov and Egor Kostin from St. Petersburg.

The best athletes of drone racing teams from Australia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Germany, India, Kazakhstan, Spain, France and Turkey will also come to the competition in Moscow. It is worth noting that the Spanish and German teams will include pilots from South Korea.

Among the representatives of foreign teams are multiple Turkish champion Atakan Mercimek, silver medalists of the 2024 Future Games Dimo Shterev and Antoni Georgiev from Bulgaria, as well as the champion of the American Drone Racing League Leon Schubert from Germany.

College and school students from the capital became prize winners of the Moscow Mayor's Cup competition for piloting unmanned aerial vehiclesAbilympics participants will demonstrate their skills in controlling a quadcopter for the first time

The Moscow Mayor's Cup will host virtual drone competitions in the Technical Simulator discipline on August 16 and 17. Athletes will compete in individual and team events. The virtual track will replicate the trajectory of the real track where participants in the Class 330 — Team Event will compete. The program includes women's and men's tournaments for participants over 14 years old and competitions for juniors aged 10–17. The prize fund for these disciplines will be one million rubles.

The Moscow Mayor's Cup will be the first official international drone racing competition in Russia. It will be held during the International Forum "Unmanned Systems: Technologies of the Future", organized from August 7 to 17 as part of the forum-festival "Territory of the Future. Moscow 2030".

The International Forum "Unmanned Systems: Technologies of the Future" will be held in Moscow for the first time. It is being organized on behalf of the President of Russia. The forum will bring together leading experts, developers, manufacturers and exporters from more than 30 countries. It will include the project-educational intensive course "Archipelago", a business program with a discussion of current industry topics, national competitions with international participation and the Moscow Mayor's Cup in drone racing. Guests will be able to visit an exhibition of the latest achievements in the field of unmanned systems and take part in master classes on managing sports drones and delivery robots.

The Unmanned Aircraft Systems Cup will attract new personnel and talented youth to the industry — Sergei SobyaninSergei Sobyanin signed agreements with the heads of six Russian regions on the development of unmanned aircraft systems

"Territory of the Future. Moscow 2030"— is an opportunity to get acquainted with the future on a city-wide scale by trying out its technologies that are already being used in the capital today. Children and adults will be able to communicate with robots and artificial intelligence, watch modern unmanned transport in action, play on technologically advanced sports grounds, study new educational, medical and industrial innovations and immerse themselves in VR space.

A large-scale forum-festival will be held within the framework of the project "Summer in Moscow"From August 1 to September 14, dozens of venues will host cultural, sports, educational and other events dedicated to the development of one of the most modern megacities in the world.

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