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The Vnukovo International Airport hosted a ceremony to welcome the 100 millionth passenger of Pobeda Airlines. It was Anastasia Krylova, who flew from Vnukovo to Kaliningrad.

The event was also attended by Minister of Transport Andrey Nikitin, Head of Rosaviatsia Dmitry Yadrov, and General Director of PJSC Aeroflot Sergey Aleksandrovsky.

Today, Pobeda Airlines ranks second in terms of air transportation volume in Russia. The route network covers more than 100 destinations, half of which are regional, bypassing the capital. On 15 routes, Pobeda is currently the only air carrier. The airline demonstrates record indicators: the average flight load is 95%, and on many routes the load reaches 100%. Pobeda planes spend up to 14 hours a day in the air, and on the ground, thanks to unique technology, the aircraft servicing time between flights is only 25 minutes.

"Pobeda Airlines has made the sky truly accessible to millions of Russians, connecting remote regions and giving people new cities and resorts. It has become a reliable and predictable transport partner. Welcoming the 100 millionth passenger of Pobeda Airlines is a landmark event for domestic civil aviation, symbolizing the efficiency and success of the airline. Pobeda's unique concept is based on high flight safety and punctuality, flexible fares and strict compliance by passengers with special transportation rules. All this allows us to reduce the cost of a flight hour and offer passengers more tickets at favorable prices. This proves that Pobeda successfully fulfills its mission: "We inspire travel by making flights affordable," said Vitaly Savelyev.

"Pobeda has fully justified its name – it is a successful airline that demonstrates outstanding results. Everyone can follow its example! Including other global low-cost airlines," added Transport Minister Andrey Nikitin.

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On August 26, the application process for the 11th season of the National Technology Olympiad (NTO) began – the first and largest team engineering competition for schoolchildren and students in Russia. Students in grades 5–11, colleges and universities are invited to participate. Every year, the Olympiad brings together hundreds of thousands of young people, offering more than 40 relevant technology areas. Everyone can choose a profile based on their interests and try their hand at solving real problems.

In the 2025/2026 academic year, the competition will be held in three age categories: NTO Junior for schoolchildren in grades 5–7, the senior track for grades 8–11, and the student track. Registration for grades 5–7 is open until October 13, for grades 8–11 and students – until November 4 on the Olympiad website: my.ntcontest.ru/.

The NTO is held under the coordination of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education together with the presidential platform "Russia – the Country of Opportunities" within the framework of the national project "Youth and Children", with the support of the "Movement of the First", the Agency for Strategic Initiatives and the ANO "NTI Platform". The project office of the Olympiad is deployed at the HSE with the methodological support of the NTI Circle Movement. The NTO Organizing Committee is headed by First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office of Russia Sergei Kiriyenko and Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko.

"Since 2015, the National Technology Olympiad has brought together almost 900 thousand schoolchildren and students from all over Russia, as well as from 77 other countries. The Olympiad, initially conceived as an all-Russian engineering competition, has gradually reached the international level. And we are confident that with the launch of the 11th season, the geography of participants will only expand, and their number will exceed a million. However, NTO is not only about scale. The main thing here is people. Young, bright, talented guys who do not just study science and technology, but are already creating the future today. This shows that the culture of scientific and technological thinking is growing stronger in our country. NTO has become a real magnet for those who want to grow, develop and change the world," Sergei Kiriyenko noted earlier at a meeting of the NTO organizing committee.

In the new NTO season, high school students have access to 35 technology profiles – from artificial intelligence, neurotechnology and information security to robotics, genome editing, underwater and space systems. The student track of the Olympiad includes six profiles – participants will have to solve problems in the field of biology and medicine, monitoring of territories, and develop solutions for the extraction of minerals.

"Every year, the National Technology Olympiad attracts an increasing number of interested, talented schoolchildren and students: last season alone, it collected one and a half times more applications than in 2023 – about 220 thousand. Today, the NTO is a strategic tool for training personnel, which is developing along with the challenges of the time. I am confident that thanks to continuous development and active cooperation with leading universities and technology companies, the Olympiad will continue to make its important contribution to the formation of a personnel reserve for achieving the national goals set by President Vladimir Putin," Dmitry Chernyshenko emphasized.

He also reported that this season of the NTO, four new profiles are being launched for high school students. They reflect key trends in science and engineering: "Modeling in Biotechnology", "Structural Safety", "Flexible and Molecular Electronics", "Engineering Networks of Future Cities". During the competition, schoolchildren in grades 8–11 will have to design a space mission to monitor the Earth's electromagnetic field, create a VR simulator with realistic control mechanics, and develop an autonomous transport system for a smart city. Participants will also work on computer games, design satellites, and train neural networks. The team format of the Olympiad helps develop not only technical competencies, but also the ability to distribute roles, communicate, and find non-standard solutions in a short time.

"The Olympiad has long established itself as an effective, important tool that helps prepare future leaders in the field of science and technology. Thanks to this annual intellectual competition, schoolchildren can try themselves in the role of engineers or developers, and students can develop and consolidate professional competencies," said Deputy Co-Chairs of the NTO Organizing Committee, Minister of Science and Higher Education Valery Falkov.

Winners and prize winners of the NTO school track profiles included in the draft order of the Ministry of Education and Science will receive benefits when entering universities – up to 100 points in the Unified State Exam or enrollment without entrance examinations. Students who show high results can complete internships in research centers and companies – NTO partners, and also take advantage of benefits when entering master's programs at universities – organizers of the Olympiad profiles.

"Today, NTO is a unique ecosystem for developing engineering thinking and practical skills. Its participants learn to work in a team, solve non-standard problems and act under time constraints, and thus, comprehend everything that a modern specialist needs. Thanks to partnerships with leading companies and universities, NTO creates a foundation on which schoolchildren can begin to build a successful professional trajectory from middle school. I am confident that many of the Olympiad participants will become leaders in technological development and make a significant contribution to strengthening Russia's technological sovereignty," emphasized Nikita Anisimov, Deputy Co-Chairs of the NTO Organizing Committee and Rector of the National Research University Higher School of Economics.

Since 2019, the NTO Junior track for schoolchildren in grades 5–7 has been held together with the presidential platform “Russia – the Land of Opportunities”. In the new season, junior competitions will cover seven areas: virtual reality, artificial intelligence, computer games, space, robots, habitat, and a new direction – cyber-physical systems. For middle school students, NTO is an opportunity to take their first steps into the world of modern technologies and project thinking.

"I congratulate all the participants, mentors and organizers on the beginning of the 11th season of the National Technology Olympiad. Every year, NTO is not just growing, but getting better and better: new profiles appear that meet the most pressing challenges of the time in the field of science and engineering. For hundreds of thousands of schoolchildren, this is a unique opportunity to implement their bold ideas today and create projects that have real practical significance. The Olympiad lays the foundation for the future, clearly demonstrating that the ability to change the world for the better through technology has no age limits – you can start as early as the fifth grade. I am sure that our common future lies in such projects. And the presidential platform "Russia – Country of Opportunities" will continue to comprehensively support young talents on this path," said Andrey Betin, CEO of the presidential platform "Russia – Country of Opportunities", Rector of the Senezh Management Workshop.

The NTO Junior finals for students in grades 5–7 will be held in November 2025, and high school and university students will meet at the final competitions in February–April 2026 at the venues of the country's leading technological universities: HSE, ITMO University, RTU MIREA, MEPhI, Moscow Polytechnic University, FEFU, NSU, Tomsk Polytechnic University and others.

Let us recall that in the 10th season of the National Technology Olympiad, 220 thousand schoolchildren and students applied to participate, and the total coverage of the Olympiad since 2015 has exceeded 880 thousand participants from all regions of Russia and 77 foreign countries.

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More than 15 million people have used the "life situations" services. Among the most popular are services for entering a university, retirement, registration for sports competitions, large families, hunting and fishing trips.

The "life situations" services are a new stage in the development of government services. Each such service combines about 17 government services related to a single topic and helps to obtain them comprehensively, in a "single window" mode.

Now you don't need to search for each service on the pages of different authorities, spend extra time visiting departments and collecting documents. The services that people and businesses need are provided comprehensively and are in one place, on the state services portal and regional portals.

The digitalization of government services is being carried out within the framework of the national project “Data Economy”, which is supervised by Deputy Prime Minister and Head of the Government Staff Dmitry Grigorenko.

"More than 15 million people have already used the "life situations" services. This is every seventh user of the public services portal. "Life situations" have become a new stage in the development of the entire system of public services. They embody the principle of the state as a service, where the government works for people quickly, clearly and conveniently. Citizens and businesses receive comprehensive solutions without having to contact various authorities. High demand proves that this is not just a technological process, but a change in the philosophy of interaction between citizens and government agencies: now services come to the person, and not vice versa," said Dmitry Grigorenko.

At the federal level, the "life situations" services have been implemented since 2023 and 35 such services have already been launched. The first place in popularity is occupied by the "life situation" for admission to a university. The service allowed applicants to compare educational programs online in one place, get information about the competition and the number of budget places, track their positions in the competition lists, and choose the most interesting universities for themselves based on their passing score. It was also possible to submit documents for admission during the admissions campaign online, without visiting the admissions office.

The “life situation” service for retirement allows you to find out how to apply for a pension, about social support measures and other benefits for pensioners, as well as receive an extract on the status of an individual personal account, arrange for the delivery of a pension and social benefits, request a certificate on the amount of a pension, and more.

With the help of the “life situation” for participation in amateur sports competitions, you can find out about all the events included by the Ministry of Sports in a single calendar plan, become their participant or fan, and also receive a medical certificate of admission to participate in the event.

"Life situation" for large families helps to formalize the status of a large family and obtain an electronic certificate, as well as save time on visiting departments and searching for information on registration of payments, benefits and documents. The service provides information on the list of institutions that accept the electronic certificate, and the opportunity to leave feedback on the quality of services.

You can get a hunting license, a permit to purchase and store weapons for hunting, and use a digital atlas of amateur fishing using the "life situation" service for hunting and fishing trips. The atlas of amateur fishing is operating in test mode and provides information for fishermen in two regions – the Leningrad and Astrakhan regions. The service allows you to see fishing areas on the map, as well as learn the rules for amateur fishing. In the future, the atlas will provide data for other regions.

Due to the introduction of federal services, the number of “life situations” has decreased on average:

— by 29% (from 28 to 20 units) – the number of required documents;

— by 35% (from 102 to 66 days) – time to receive government services;

— by 64% (from 14 to 5 visits) – the need to visit departments.

Since 2024, regional services “life situations” will also be implemented.

Within the framework of one regional service “life situation” the average decrease was:

— by 40% (from 10 to 6 units) – the number of required documents;

— by 42% (from 57 to 33 days) – the time to receive government services;

— by 67% (from 6 to 2) – the need to visit departments.

By the end of 2025, 70 federal and 425 regional “life situations” services will be operating.

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Onofficial website The full business program of the tenth, anniversary Eastern Economic Forum with speakers has been published. EEF-2025 will be held on September 3–6 in Vladivostok on the campus of the Far Eastern Federal University. The organizer is the Roscongress Foundation.

"This year, the Eastern Economic Forum is being held for the tenth time. We are summing up what we have achieved, consulting on what development tools are needed to fully implement the President's instructions on the socio-economic development of the Far East. It was from the Far East that the territories of advanced development and the Hectare program, preferential mortgages and master plans for the development of cities began. In the Far East, over 2.9 thousand investment projects with a total investment volume of over 10.6 trillion rubles are being implemented using government support measures. Thanks to this, 5.4 trillion rubles of private investment have already been invested in the economy of the Far East. By 2030, this figure should be 12 trillion rubles. In total, 20 trillion rubles have been invested in the economy of the Far East over 10 years. We will continue to develop our Far East, attract investors, launch new enterprises, improve the lives of Far Easterners by developing social infrastructure, changing the space of cities, building schools, kindergartens, hospitals, clinics, sports and social facilities," said Deputy Prime Minister – Presidential Plenipotentiary Envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District, Chairman of the EEF Organizing Committee Yuri Trutnev.

The main theme of the EEF this year is "The Far East – Cooperation for Peace and Prosperity". In 2025, there will be more than 100 business events divided into seven thematic blocks: "The Far East – a Territory for Life and Development", "Growth Recipes: Investments, Innovations, Integration", "Openness and Mutually Beneficial Partnership – the Basis of Stability", "Technologies: From Theory to Economic Effects", "Cities – for People's Lives", "Growth Arteries: How Logistics Changes the Economy" and "In Partnership between Business and the State: a Major Reassembly". The sessions will discuss unlocking the potential of human capital, developing preferential regimes, logistics, infrastructure, implementing artificial intelligence, bioeconomics and additive technologies, developing international economic and humanitarian cooperation, as well as other topics.

"The Eastern Economic Forum is a platform of national importance, clearly demonstrating the consistent state course for the comprehensive development of the Far East and strengthening its role in the global economy. The EEF is one of the key mechanisms for the formation of a new architecture of international cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region, the task of which is to bring the density and quality of business and humanitarian ties between all parties interested in partnership to a fundamentally new level. It is through specific joint projects and trusting dialogue at the forum that future vectors of economic growth, digital transformation and sustainable development for the entire macro-region are determined, the efforts of the state and business are consolidated to form breakthrough initiatives that determine the contours of the world economy for years to come. Thus, the result of the EEF is decisions that have a long-term, strategic effect," emphasized Advisor to the President of Russia, Executive Secretary of the EEF Organizing Committee Anton Kobyakov.

The Far East – a Territory for Life and Development block will include sessions dedicated to the development of the macro-region, based on personnel training, the introduction of new technologies, demographic issues and other vectors. Particular attention will be paid to the Far Eastern Hectare program. The discussions will be attended by Minister of Justice Konstantin Chuychenko, Chairman of the State Duma Committee for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic Nikolai Kharitonov, Head of the Federal Service for Supervision of Consumer Rights Protection and Human Wellbeing, Chief State Sanitary Doctor of Russia Anna Popova, as well as heads of Far Eastern regions, representatives of the expert community and public organizations.

Thematic discussions in the track "Growth Recipes: Investments, Innovations, Integration" will be devoted to the integration of the Far East regions into global economic processes through technological development in various industries. The discussion will be attended by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, Minister of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov, Minister of Energy Sergei Tsivilev, Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Energy Nikolai Shulginov, Dean of the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University of China Wang Wen, as well as representatives of regional and federal authorities, entrepreneurs and experts.

The section "Openness and Mutually Beneficial Partnership – the Basis of Stability" will be devoted to international cooperation and the development of humanitarian ties. Among the participants in the sessions are Deputy Minister for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic Vitaly Altabaev, Chairman of the Union of Chinese Entrepreneurs in Russia Zhou Liqun, Chairman of PAO Bank PSB Petr Fradkov, General Director of the Russian Society "Knowledge" Maxim Dreval and others.

The track "Technologies: from theory to economic effects" will be dedicated to the automation of production, the implementation of artificial intelligence and other issues of technological development. The discussion will be attended by the Minister of Industry and Trade Anton Alikhanov, Deputy General Director of Alibaba Cloud University, General Director of the Digital Analytics Department in the field of education Taobao, founder of Hangzhou Zhichuang Digital-Real Integration Education Technology Co., Ltd He Binquan, Director of the Institute of Asian and African Countries of the Lomonosov Moscow State University Alexey Maslov, as well as representatives of business and the expert community.

The "Cities – for People's Lives" block is dedicated to the development of the urban environment, infrastructure and improving the quality of life in the Far East. The speakers will be State Duma deputy Nikolai Novichkov, Deputy Secretary of the Public Chamber Alexander Galushka, as well as organizers of various festivals and cultural events.

Sessions within the track "In partnership between business and the state: a major reassembly" will touch upon the development of public-private partnerships in various areas. Speakers include Vitaly Mutko, CEO of JSC "DOM.RF", Elvira Nurgalieva, Deputy Minister for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic, and others.

The discussions in the direction “Arteries of Growth: How Logistics Changes the Economy” will be attended by the Advisor to the President of Russia, Special Representative of the President of Russia for International Cooperation in the Sphere of Transport, Deputy Chairman of the Maritime Board Igor Levitin, General Director of JSC Aurora Airlines Konstantin Sukhorebrik, as well as other representatives of the transport industry.

The program includes business dialogues with countries of the Asia-Pacific region and ASEAN. The EEF will also include the Creative Industries Forum, the Falcon Day International Forum, the Future Day Youth Forum, the APEC International Conference on Cooperation in Higher Education, and the international scientific and practical conference Lessons of the Great Patriotic War and World War II: Towards the 80th Anniversary of the Great Victory. The Far East Street exhibition will also be held from September 3–9.

The title partners of the EEF-2025 are VEB.RF and Elga. The official car of the forum is Tank. The general sponsor is VTB Bank (PJSC). The general partners are PJSC Gazprom and PJSC RusHydro. The strategic partner is PJSC Rosseti. The official air carrier of the forum is PJSC Aeroflot. The gigapartner is Sber.

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The second package of measures against cyber fraudsters includes about 20 initiatives to protect citizens in the digital environment. The current version of the document has been published for public discussion. Work on preparing measures to combat cyber fraudsters is being carried out under the supervision of Deputy Prime Minister – Head of the Government Staff Dmitry Grigorenko.

"The government continues its systematic work in the fight against cyber fraudsters. The first package launched this comprehensive approach. We introduced self-prohibitions on online loans and registration of SIM cards for citizens, established a ban on the use of foreign messengers by government agencies, provided for the ability to refuse SMS mailings and mass calls. Citizens have new tools for protection. But this was only the first step. The time has come to introduce liability for cyber fraudsters, as well as additional requirements for mobile operators and banks. At the same time, we are not stopping with the second package. Technologies do not stand still, attackers are inventing new schemes. Regular updating of tools for protecting our citizens in the digital environment is becoming an integral part of an effective fight," said Dmitry Grigorenko.

The second package included measures of various categories – from self-prohibitions for citizens to new requirements for mobile operators. It also provides for criminal and administrative liability for offenders.

Among the new measures is the ability for citizens to set a self-prohibition on calls from abroad: fraudsters often use foreign numbers to deceive citizens. Moreover, mandatory marking of international calls is being established. Thus, even citizens who do not set a self-prohibition will be warned that the call is coming from another country.

Punishment is envisaged for the use of artificial intelligence by fraudsters to commit thefts or extort money and property from citizens. The minimum penalty that fraudsters may face for using AI to commit theft is a fine of 100,000 to 500,000 rubles, the maximum penalty is imprisonment for up to six years. In addition, administrative liability is introduced for actions in the sphere of illegal organization of digital currency circulation, for example, for illegal mining.

The second package establishes the obligation of telecom operators to transfer information about numbers from and to which fraudulent calls are made to the GIS "Antifraud" registry, as well as to suspend traffic to numbers included in the registry (except for calls to emergency services). The GIS "Antifraud" is a platform for the prompt interaction of government agencies, banks, telecom operators and other organizations to combat cyber fraud and allows for the exchange of information about fraud attempts in real time. A pilot has now been launched to test the solutions.

In addition, the right of telecom operators to use anti-fraud measures, including using artificial intelligence, to identify suspicious calls is being introduced. Information contained in the GIS "Anti-fraud" can be used for these purposes.

A mechanism for extrajudicial operational blocking of phishing sites (so-called mirror sites) aimed at deceiving users and stealing their data is being introduced.

Measures to combat droppers – intermediaries of fraudsters who transfer their cards or e-wallets to them – are being expanded. A limit on the number of bank cards is being introduced – no more than 10 issued cards per person. This measure will also make it easier for banks to monitor transactions and identify suspicious operations.

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Rental house in Khabarovsk.

In Khabarovsk, the settlement of 240 apartments built under the presidential program "Affordable rental housing in the Far Eastern Federal District" has begun. At the moment, the total number of apartments provided to tenants is 1,107 in seven regions. This was reported by Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

"The development of the Far East is a strategic task set by the President. One of the most important areas is the creation of comfortable living conditions for people. Including with the participation of the state company DOM.RF, a program for the construction of rental housing is being implemented. It helps improve the living conditions of families, and also helps attract qualified specialists and retain young personnel in the region. As of today, thanks to this program, 1,107 apartments have been occupied," said Marat Khusnullin.

Rental apartments in Khabarovsk are provided in the residential complex "Nachalo", located in the Northern microdistrict of the city, on Grudnova Street. The categories of tenants, in accordance with the terms of the program, are determined by the regional government.

"DOM.RF is implementing a program to build affordable rental housing in all 11 regions of the Far Eastern Federal District. To date, more than 11,500 apartments have been financed. Investments in new housing have amounted to 82 billion rubles to date. It has already been provided to in-demand specialists in the Zabaikalsky, Kamchatka, Primorsky, Khabarovsk Territories, the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Chukotka Autonomous Okrug and Sakhalin Oblast," noted DOM.RF CEO Vitaly Mutko.

In total, under the program in Khabarovsk Krai, the state company financed the construction of 2,388 apartments within the framework of 11 projects.

"The Affordable Rental Housing in the Far East program, initiated by President Vladimir Putin, is a powerful tool for solving the personnel issue in the Far East. Thanks to the effective work of DOM.RF and the support of the federal center, we are creating a solid foundation for the development and retention of specialists and young families in the region. These are not just square meters, these are investments in the future of the region, in attracting and retaining talented people who want to live and work here for the benefit of our country," said Dmitry Demeshin, Governor of Khabarovsk Krai, during a visit to the apartments.

DOM.RF is the operator of the Affordable Rental Housing in the Far Eastern Federal District program. The state corporation is implementing it in cooperation with the Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Construction of Russia, regions and developers. The monthly rental rate due to state support is about 1/4 of the average market level.

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Resolution of August 23, 2025 No. 1263

The boundaries of the priority development area (PDA) "Mikhailovsky" in Primorsky Krai will be expanded. This will allow the implementation of a new investment project.

According to the signed resolution, the boundaries of the priority development area will include land plots with a total area of 33 hectares located in the Ussuriysk urban district and the Oktyabrsky municipal district.

An investment project to develop a clay quarry and build a brick factory is planned to be implemented on the renovated territory. This will expand the construction materials market, attract more than 1.6 billion rubles of private investment and create about 90 new jobs.

TOR is a special tool for territorial development, designed to stimulate priority sectors of the economy and attract new investors. Resident companies have access to a wide range of benefits and preferences, including the free customs zone procedure.

The signed document introduces changes toGovernment Resolution of August 21, 2015 No. 878.

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Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Chernyshenko, as part of a working visit to the Republic of Belarus, spoke at a foresight session in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) on the topic “International Scientific Foresight of AI: the Future of Artificial Intelligence in Cooperation”.

The foresight session brought together more than 90 representatives of the scientific community from Russia and the Republic of Belarus. The organizers were the Strategic Agency for Support and Formation of AI Developments and the International Alliance in the Sphere of AI.

"We hold an annual conference called "Journey into the World of Artificial Intelligence" – AI Journey, which is traditionally attended by our President Vladimir Putin. He ordered this international foresight session to be held. This was dictated, among other things, by the fact that the International Alliance in the Sphere of Artificial Intelligence was organized, which included 14 countries, including the Republic of Belarus. And fulfilling its tasks, we, together with scientists and international experts, identified 10 key areas of fundamental scientific research in the field of AI, which, in our opinion, should predetermine the future. They formed the basis of this international foresight," said Dmitry Chernyshenko.

This year, 12 foresight sessions have already taken place, seven of which were held outside the Russian Federation – in Morocco, the UAE, Serbia, Pakistan, Uzbekistan and two sessions in China, and another five – at the Sber technohub, MIPT, Lobachevsky State University of Nizhny Novgorod, NTI Platform and Lomonosov Moscow State University. This year, Belarusian scientists from the United Institute of Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus and the IT holding BelHard also participated in two foresight sessions – in St. Petersburg and Uzbekistan.

The final report analyzing the results obtained from such foresights is expected to be ready in October.

“The results of the foresight should be published so that each scientist can make their own contribution and see the results of their activities,” the Russian Deputy Prime Minister noted.

Foresight participants from Russia and the Republic of Belarus focused on four key areas of AI development: "Architectures, Machine Learning Algorithms, Optimization, and Mathematics", "Fundamental and Generative Models", "Control, Decision Making, and Agent/Multi-Agent Systems", and "AI for Narrow Tasks". They proposed developing large visual-linguistic and multimodal AI models, as well as developing multimodal and multidimensional transformers.

According to Dmitry Chernyshenko, one of the key formats could be the joint work of leading research teams in the field of AI from the Republic of Belarus, as well as business representatives with 13 Russian research centers in the field of AI. Russian centers received grants as part of the second and third selection waves and conduct research in the areas of strong, multi-agent, trusted, applied artificial intelligence.

The Deputy Prime Minister invited the participants of the foresight session to visit research centers in the field of artificial intelligence in Russia and study their experience.

"This is in line with the Main Directions for the Implementation of the Provisions of the Treaty on the Creation of the Union State for 2024-2026. And I think it will be a significant milestone for the creation of joint sites and research projects between Russia and Belarus," concluded Dmitry Chernyshenko.

Chairman of the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus Vladimir Karanik emphasized: “Today, specialists have gathered who will determine how artificial intelligence will develop in Belarus and Russia, what developments we can offer each other, how to ensure that this development is safe and aimed at the development of humanity and the economies of our countries.”

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During his working visit to the Republic of Belarus, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko discussed with Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus Alexander Turchin issues of bilateral cooperation between the countries in the fields of science, education, youth policy, tourism and the cultural and humanitarian sphere.

The event took place in the Government House of the Republic of Belarus. It was also attended by Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Belarus Boris Gryzlov and First Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus Nikolai Snopkov.

Aleksandr Turchin conveyed words of gratitude to the Chairman of the Russian Government Mikhail Mishustin and noted that the governments of Belarus and Russia are working intensively on many issues. He placed special emphasis on tourism.

"We are setting tourism as one of our country's development priorities for the next five years. Considering the large number of tourists from our countries who visit both Belarus and Russia every year, we can synchronize our efforts somewhere, exchange experience on tourism support products and development programs," said Alexander Turchin.

Dmitry Chernyshenko called the Republic of Belarus the closest ally and strategic partner of Russia.

"Our countries are connected by close, fraternal relations, a common centuries-old history, and cultural kinship. We share the same traditional values and principles of justice. I would like to convey words of gratitude to the President of Belarus, Alexander Grigoryevich Lukashenko. He recently said a phrase that resonated in the hearts of all Russians: "There is and cannot be anything closer to Belarus than Russia and the Russian people," the Russian Deputy Prime Minister emphasized.

He added that the Union State is built on the basis of sovereign equality and consideration of common interests.

According to Dmitry Chernyshenko, the XII Forum of Regions of Russia and Belarus was a highlight. More than 150 young leaders of the two countries discussed youth projects, the development of the volunteer movement, and exchanged best practices.

The Russian Deputy Prime Minister noted the development of the tourism sector: "The mutual tourist flow is growing steadily. According to official statistics, last year there were about 670 thousand trips. In the first quarter of 2025 – more than 130 thousand. Growth – 6%."

He added that the tourist flow in Russia has been steadily growing since 2021. This is in line with the goal set by President Vladimir Putin and enshrined in the national project "Tourism and Hospitality" – to almost double the tourist flow.

“Of course, the governments of our countries must make every effort to realize the enormous tourism potential of the Union State,” said Dmitry Chernyshenko.

He noted that every year the integration of the Union youth into the agenda of events in Russia and Belarus is increasing. Only through Rosmolodezh the number of their participants from the republic has increased several times over the past two years – up to 1250 people.

Cooperation between Russia and Belarus is actively developing within the framework of the formation of a single scientific and technological space of the Union State.

Since 2020, the government quota for the education of Belarusian citizens in Russia has been increased more than 5 times. Today, about 15 thousand students from Belarus study at Russian universities. Citizens of the Republic of Belarus have the right to enroll in budget places in Russian colleges on a general basis. In order to develop professional education, the Association of Colleges of Russia and Belarus was created.

Russian and Belarusian universities interact with each other within the framework of the Eurasian Network University and the CIS Network University.

Since 2021, on the instructions of President Vladimir Putin, Russia has been holding the International Financial Security Olympiad. In the 2025 final, Belarus will be represented by 10 winners of the national selection from leading universities.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin held a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister and Chief of Staff of the Russian Government Dmitry Grigorenko. The meeting was devoted to discussing the development of the government services portal, measures to combat fraud and the digital transformation of public administration.

Meeting of Vladimir Putin with Deputy Prime Minister – Chief of Staff of the Government of Russia Dmitry Grigorenko

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Dmitry Grigorenko reported to the head of state on a new approach to providing government services – transferring them to the format of "life situations". Each such service on average combines about 17 government services and helps to receive them comprehensively, quickly and in a "single window" mode. This approach allows collecting all the services needed by a citizen in a specific situation on one page – there is no need to search for each of them on the pages of different departments. The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that the launch of "life situations" significantly reduces the time frame and simplifies the procedure for providing services.

"When we switch to 'life situations', on average the service provision time is reduced by 35%, the number of documents is reduced by a third, the number of visits to receive the service is reduced by two thirds – by 64%. This is really very convenient," noted Dmitry Grigorenko.

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Meeting of Vladimir Putin with Deputy Prime Minister – Chief of Staff of the Government of Russia Dmitry Grigorenko

The most popular service was for online university admissions. More than 2 million people used it. The top five most popular "life situations" also included services for large families, for arranging retirement, participating in sports competitions, and going hunting and fishing.

Particular attention was paid to the issues of citizens' security in the digital environment. Dmitry Grigorenko reported to the President on the Government's development of a second package of measures to protect citizens from fraudsters. Among the key initiatives is the possibility of imposing a ban on international calls. The Deputy Prime Minister noted that in order to deceive citizens, criminals often use foreign numbers or are actually located abroad.

He also stressed that within the framework of the second package of measures, the Government is considering the possibility of introducing liability for the use of artificial intelligence by fraudsters when committing offenses. He added that criminals are increasingly using AI in their schemes to deceive citizens.

At the request of the President, the first package of 30 initiatives to combat telephone and Internet fraud was adopted at the beginning of this year. It provides for mandatory labeling of calls from organizations, a ban on the use of messengers by employees of government agencies, banks and telecom operators when communicating with clients, and a number of other measures.

Among the most popular measures of the first package, Dmitry Grigorenko highlighted the possibility of issuing a self-prohibition on loans and credits through the public services portal. To date, about 15 million Russians have established such a self-prohibition. It can be applied to any consumer loans and credits. Restrictions can be either complete or partial. For example, only remote registration of loans can be prohibited.

The law prepared by the Government on criminal liability for droppers – persons who provide their bank cards or e-wallets for the transfer of illegal funds – also came into force. The law provides for imprisonment of up to three years for front men through whom stolen money is cashed, and up to six years for the organizers who recruit droppers, coordinate transfers and receive the main income from the schemes.

Dmitry Grigorenko emphasized that the Government is systematically strengthening measures to protect citizens from fraudsters.

"All work is carried out jointly with the Central Bank and with colleagues from law enforcement agencies. We even created a kind of advisory body within the Government. We meet regularly, and the measures themselves are formed based on an analysis of practice, what is happening on the market, the situation," noted Dmitry Grigorenko.

Another topic of the meeting was the discussion of tasks for debureaucratization and digitalization of processes within government bodies. The government is scaling up a pilot project to optimize document flow to federal ministries and departments. It is aimed at reducing the bureaucratic burden in the public administration system and increasing the real efficiency of the state apparatus.

Since the beginning of 2025, such a project has been launched at the Government Office. Today, all of its structural divisions are already participating in it. Clear KPIs have been set for each of them to reduce bureaucracy. According to Dmitry Grigorenko, thanks to digitalization, the share of electronic document management in the Government Office has already exceeded 90%, and the time it takes to prepare government decrees and orders has been reduced by 4 times.

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