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Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak held the second meeting of the organizing committee for the preparation and holding of the international forum "Russian Energy Week". The meeting was attended by representatives of federal authorities, energy companies, and industry communities.

REW-2025 will be held from October 15 to 17 in Moscow. The forum will traditionally bring together representatives of government, business, science and the expert community to discuss global trends and challenges in the energy industry.

Opening the meeting of the organizing committee, Alexander Novak emphasized the importance of intensifying the invitation campaign and filling the business program. "REW-2025 will become a key platform for discussing current energy issues, demonstrating technological achievements and strengthening international cooperation. This year, we will pay special attention to the 80th anniversary of the Russian nuclear industry and the integration of energy sovereignty topics," said the Deputy Prime Minister.

Adviser to the President of Russia, Executive Secretary of the REW Organizing Committee Anton Kobyakov noted that preparations for the forum are proceeding as usual. "Invitations to take part in REW-2025 events have been sent to more than 6.3 thousand participants, including heads of Russian and foreign businesses, as well as representatives of official delegations. Representatives of 65 companies from nine countries have confirmed their participation, including Azerbaijan, Brazil, Great Britain, Germany, Zambia, Kazakhstan, Côte d'Ivoire, Serbia, and South Africa. The Organizing Committee is actively working to attract foreign partners, especially from Asian, African, and Arab countries," Anton Kobyakov added.

As part of REW-2025, in parallel with the demonstration of stands of the forum's key partners in the Manezh Central Exhibition Hall, a specialized exhibition will once again be organized at the Gostiny Dvor site, which will demonstrate the industry's achievements in the field of import substitution and innovative development of the country in the context of the Energy Strategy of Russia until 2050.

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Vitaly Savelyev at a meeting on the development of checkpoints across the state border.

At a meeting on the development of checkpoints across the state border of the Russian Federation, the results of the movement of goods and freight vehicles on the main sections of the border were summed up.

The positive dynamics of freight vehicle traffic through automobile checkpoints is sustainable. Thus, the number of freight vehicles that passed through automobile checkpoints located on priority sections of the state border has increased by almost 70% over the past seven years and reached more than 6.5 million units in 2024.

At checkpoints on the Russian-Chinese section of the state border, the growth was almost 130% (from 229 thousand to 523 thousand units). In turn, the volume of transported goods increased by 34% and reached 46 million tons by the end of 2024.

High dynamics are also maintained in the movement of freight vehicles at checkpoints on the Russian-Mongolian section: 65% of the 2018 level, an increase from 34 thousand units in 2018 to 56 thousand units in 2024.

High rates are also observed on the Russian-Azerbaijani, Russian-Kazakh, and Russian-Georgian sections of the state border.

As part of the implementation of the order of the President of Russia to reduce the inspection time of freight vehicles to 10 minutes, the implementation of a pilot project at the Tagirkent-Kazmalyar automobile checkpoint on the Russian-Azerbaijani border continues. Thanks to the elimination of paperwork, the introduction of an intelligent checkpoint system and equipping the site with modern portal inspection and screening systems, the inspection time in test mode was just over 9 minutes.

By 2030, the implemented solutions will be scaled up to 55 priority checkpoints.

In implementing the plans of the “road map” for the introduction of smart checkpoints, the Russian Government is working closely with state control bodies: the Border Service of the FSB of Russia, the Federal Customs Service of Russia, Rosselkhoznadzor, and Rospotrebnadzor.

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Denis Manturov met with the head of the Republic of Adygea Murat Kumpilov.

First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov met with the head of the Republic of Adygea Murat Kumpilov, with whom he discussed the development of the region’s industry.

The head of the republic reported to Denis Manturov on the status of the implementation of the investment project to create the Enem industrial park.

In addition, Denis Manturov and Murat Kumpilov discussed the progress of the execution of the instructions given by the First Deputy Prime Minister during his working visit to Adygea in March 2025. Let us recall that at that time, Denis Manturov, among other things, instructed the transfer of drones from one of the leading Russian brands to the Military Training Center at the Maikop State Technological University for training cadets.

On the instructions of the First Deputy Prime Minister, support was provided to the project of PAO Zarem to modernize the production of gearboxes through the federal Industrial Development Fund. In addition, work is underway to deepen cooperation between the Maikop Machine-Building Plant and the Kovrov Mechanical Plant. Currently, the enterprises, with the support of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia, are working on the issue of localizing the production of vane rotators and hydraulic distributors.

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During a working visit to Kemerovo Oblast, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev met with the head of the region, Ilya Seredyuk, and visited a number of large industrial enterprises in Kemerovo and Novokuznetsk. At the meeting, the parties discussed the socio-economic development of the region, the performance indicators of the agro-industrial complex, and the implementation of the activities of the national project "Environmental Well-Being".

Dmitry Patrushev noted that the Kemerovo Region is among the leaders of the Siberian Federal District in terms of gross regional product. The main contribution is made by the extractive industry. The region strives to create favorable conditions for economic development. According to the Deputy Prime Minister, an important mechanism for socio-economic development is the implementation of the relevant Strategies for the socio-economic development of the Siberian Federal District (SFD) until 2035, approved by the Russian Government, which in the long term will create more than 20 thousand jobs.

"Speaking about agriculture, I would like to note that Kuzbass is a major producer of grain and oilseed crops in Siberia. We expect that the unfavorable weather that accompanies field work will not seriously affect the final harvest. As for environmental activities, Kuzbass is participating in the relevant national project. The Government has allocated more than 3 billion rubles for this until 2030. The funds will be allocated, among other things, for reforestation, reducing harmful emissions into the atmosphere in Kemerovo and Novokuznetsk, developing a waste management system and improving the health of water bodies. We expect high-quality implementation of all planned projects," said Dmitry Patrushev.

During his trip to Kemerovo, the Deputy Prime Minister visited the mineral fertilizer plant of KAO Azot. The company ranks fifth in Russia in terms of nitrogen fertilizer production. At the same time, much attention is paid to the implementation of environmental protection measures. Dmitry Patrushev inspected the liquid carbon dioxide production workshop, the selective cleaning construction site, and the engineering and design center.

"Russia is one of the world's largest producers of mineral fertilizers and is a leader in their export. Without fertilizers, it is impossible to talk about a systematic increase in crop yields. Therefore, the Government is taking measures that have allowed a significant increase in fertilizer supplies to the domestic market in recent years. Your plant is one of the country's leaders in the production of nitrogen fertilizers," he noted.

In addition, the Deputy Prime Minister familiarized himself with the history of the development of the coal industry in the Kemerovo Region in the historical and architectural museum-reserve "Krasnaya Gorka". The coal industry has historically played a key role in the economy of Kuzbass; in the Kemerovo Region, the industry provides jobs for about 100 thousand people. The museum was founded at the site of the discovery of the Kuznetsk coal basin and preserves evidence of the formation of the industrial center of Siberia.

Dmitry Patrushev also visited the largest industrial enterprises of Novokuznetsk and got acquainted with the progress of environmental projects aimed at reducing the negative impact on the environment within the framework of the federal project "Clean Air". Thus, the Deputy Prime Minister got acquainted with the progress of construction of the sulfur gas purification unit of the Evraz metallurgical plant. The modern powerful unit will ensure a high degree of purification of flue gases from sulfur dioxide and reduce its emission into the atmosphere by 70%. The commissioning of the complex is expected in 2026.

In addition, Dmitry Patrushev inspected the dry gas cleaning facility under construction at the Kuznetsk Ferroalloys plant. The enterprise is the country's largest producer of ferrosilicon – an alloy of silicon and iron used in ferrous metallurgy, mechanical engineering and the chemical industry. The best available technology for environmentally friendly modernization of production is the installation of dry gas cleaning complexes for ferroalloy furnaces. Currently, emissions of pollutants into the city's atmosphere have been reduced by 30% from the 2017 level.

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Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak held a meeting of the headquarters on the situation on the domestic oil products market with the participation of representatives of the Ministry of Energy, the Federal Antimonopoly Service, the Ministry of Agriculture, Russian Railways, heads of the St. Petersburg Stock Exchange, oil companies, and State Duma deputies.

The parties discussed the current situation on the oil products market during the period of increased summer demand, the terms of their sales on the St. Petersburg Exchange, as well as the supply of fuel to agricultural producers.

According to the Ministry of Energy, prices for diesel fuel and gasoline remain stable, within the inflation rate. Deliveries to agricultural producers during the harvesting campaign are going according to plan, all requests from farmers are being satisfied. A representative of the Federal Antimonopoly Service noted the need to increase gasoline supplies to exchange trading to ensure market balance.

Alexander Novak instructed the Ministry of Energy and the Federal Antimonopoly Service to assess the marginality of gas stations taking into account the mandatory costs of gas stations, and Russian Railways to solve the problem of empty wagons standing idle after unloading goods. This will help ensure timely loading and removal of petroleum products by oil companies to consumers. Oil companies have been instructed to promptly remove refineries from repairs and meet planned fuel production targets.

"We cannot allow a sharp increase in gasoline prices. I ask the Ministry of Energy, together with oil companies, to keep their finger on the pulse and manually balance the supply of fuel to the market in order to meet the increased demand of consumers in the summer and early autumn months. To do this, it is necessary to ensure its uniform sale on the exchange, and also not allow oil companies to purchase goods from each other on the exchange. They must purchase petroleum products under direct contracts," said Alexander Novak.

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Meeting of Alexey Overchuk with Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on International Cooperation Syed Tariq Fatemi and Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on Industry and Production Haroon Akhtar Khan

A meeting was held in Moscow between Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexey Overchuk, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for International Cooperation Syed Tariq Fatemi and Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for Industry and Production Haroon Akhtar Khan, during which current issues of developing Russian-Pakistani trade and economic cooperation in bilateral and multilateral formats were discussed.

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Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova congratulated the participants of the student medical teams on the opening of the work semester.

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Congratulations from Tatyana Golikova to the participants of the student medical teams on the opening of the work semester

10 hours ago

Dear friends!

I congratulate you on the start of the new work semester of student medical teams.

This year, there are 15,000 schoolchildren and students in your ranks. You will work in clinics and hospitals, sanatoriums and children's camps, first aid stations and pharmacies – providing assistance to those who need it. Thanks to you, over 1 million people will receive various types of medical care.

You are the future of Russian medicine, its most energetic and responsive reserve. Ahead of you are difficult but invaluable tasks: the first independent manipulations under the sensitive guidance of mentors, communication with patients, teamwork, decision-making in non-standard situations.

Over the entire period of its existence, 47 thousand medical students have already passed through the school of medical teams. The geography of the work of student medical teams has expanded from Arkhangelsk to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.

Since 2022, members of medical teams have been helping in Donbass as part of humanitarian missions.

In student medical teams, friendship with young people from foreign countries develops and strengthens. Every year, 30 participants of student medical teams from Kyrgyzstan and Belarus participate in all-Russian labor projects of the RSO in Tatarstan and the Kemerovo Region – Kuzbass.

A separate chapter in the history of medical teams was the formation of student medical teams, which include students from India. This experience is being successfully implemented in the Altai Territory.

Dear friends, may the summer work semester become a step towards your future career, a time of bright achievements, professional victories and unforgettable impressions!

Bon voyage!

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The readiness of the building of the dormitory No. 1, which is being built on the campus of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University in Kaliningrad, is about 70%

The readiness of the building of dormitory No. 1, which is being built on the campus of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University in Kaliningrad, is about 70%. This was reported by Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

"The creation of modern university campuses is being carried out on the instructions of the President of Russia and is aimed at developing advanced educational infrastructure. This will create favorable conditions for training highly qualified personnel, conducting scientific activities and implementing innovative developments. In addition to the educational infrastructure, comfortable living conditions for students are being created. For example, such a campus is being built in Kaliningrad on the basis of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University. It is planned to construct eight new buildings, including six academic buildings and two dormitories. Currently, over 1.5 thousand specialists are working at the campus construction site with a total area of over 109 thousand square meters and about 19 units of equipment are involved. Glazing work has been completed in dormitory No. 1. The overall readiness of the building is about 70%. Over 1.6 thousand people will live in a comfortable dormitory with a total area of over 33 thousand square meters," said Marat Khusnullin.

It will house apartment-type residential premises, co-working spaces, recreational areas, a food court, as well as administrative and utility premises.

"The large-scale educational facility is being implemented within the framework of the comprehensive state program "Construction", supervised by the Ministry of Construction of Russia. Currently, work is also actively underway on the campus to improve it. In the future, recreation areas, sports grounds, alleys will be located near the buildings, and bicycle parking will appear near the dormitories," said Deputy Minister of Construction and Housing and Public Utilities Yuri Gordeyev.

Currently, finishing works, installation of utility lines and installation of facade structures are ongoing in the first dormitory. In addition, a pedestrian zone with cafes, shops and bank branches will be arranged in the university campus.

"The construction of dormitories for university students is a key element of the educational infrastructure. It not only solves the housing problem, but also creates conditions for social interaction. In total, two dormitory buildings for approximately 2.5 thousand places with everything necessary for comfortable living will be built on the basis of the university. Their construction is planned to be completed by the end of 2025," said Karen Oganesyan, General Director of the Unified Customer PPC.

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The Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East and the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation will present the “Developing the Far” pavilion at the “Far East Street” exhibition, which will take place from September 3–9 as part of the tenth anniversary Eastern Economic Forum.

Pavilion "Developing the Far East"

Forum participants, Vladivostok residents and city guests will be able to get acquainted with the opportunities of Russia's largest macroregion and go on an interactive journey around it. Thematic multimedia expositions "Travel", "Study", "Work" and "Live" will tell about the dynamics of economic development and Far Eastern cities, opportunities for obtaining higher and professional education, tourist routes and hospitality facilities for recreation and new impressions.

Each theme zone will be equipped with multimedia equipment and filled with text and video content. Thus, in the "Travel" zone, visitors will be able to visit a real glamping site, see the main Far Eastern attractions, and also get acquainted with the video diaries of participants in the All-Russian travel competition "Far East – Land of Adventures" and study the routes they have taken.

The Live zone will tell about the measures being implemented to modernize the urban environment and options for using preferential programs. In the thematic zones Study and Work, you can learn about key enterprises and prospects for education in the Far East. Immersive spaces will reveal in a game form the possibilities for traveling, studying, working, living and self-realization in various fields. Each thematic zone will have its own color code.

The "Developing the Far East" pavilion will tell about how the economy and social sphere of the macro-region are growing. Here you can get information about the mechanisms of state support for entrepreneurs investing in the economy of the macro-region, and socially significant programs aimed at improving the quality of life of people and implemented on the instructions of the President of Russia Vladimir Putin.

“The Far East was declared the head of state Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin Putin by a national priority for the entire 21st century. At each Eastern Economic Forum, we are discussing how the president’s instructions are carried out by the advanced socio-economic development of the macro-region and what else needs to be done by the state, society and business in order for this development to continue, improving the quality of people’s life, creating new production, attracting advanced technological developments. Most economic indicators of the Far East significantly exceed the average Russian. Special tools are introduced aimed at improving the quality of life of people. Thanks to state support, 2.9 thousand investment projects are implemented here, more than 5 trillion rubles are invested by investors. With the help of the Far Eastern presidential subsidy, a new social infrastructure, city spaces are updated and created. The renovation of 25 Far Eastern cities is actively undergoing. People buy housing for a preferential Far Eastern and Arctic mortgage, renting houses are being built. The exhibition “Street of the Far East” is dedicated to how large -scale work is carried out on the transformation of the Far East, including the pavilion “we are developing a long -standing“. The exhibition guests will be able to see what the Far East of Russia is, to touch its original culture and get acquainted with people who have connected their lives with this strategically important region of our country, ”said the deputy chairman of the government, the Presidential Presidential President In the Far Eastern Federal District, Chairman of the Organizational Committee of the Eastern Economic Forum Yuri Trutnev.

A circular panorama of the central part of the pavilion will be created as an installation in the form of an interactive lighthouse. By pointing the lighthouse beam at a fragment of the multimedia screen, visitors to the exhibition will be able to learn about the significant projects implemented over the ten years of the modern history of the development of the Far East. At the same time, the lighthouse will become a photo zone. The central part will also include a retrospective exhibition about the history of the development of the Far East.

"The Far East is a vast space where everyone can realize themselves and find their way: from unforgettable travels to a promising profession, from quality education to a comfortable, happy life. Over ten years of systematic and coordinated work by the Russian Government, development institutions and businesses, and most importantly, thanks to the involvement of people in creative processes, the macro-region has reached an advanced pace of socio-economic development. The "Developing the Far" pavilion will become an interactive map, a guide to the present and future of the Far East, a showcase of progress, real projects, achievements and new opportunities," said Alexey Chekunkov, Minister for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic.

The 10th Eastern Economic Forum will be held on September 3–6 at the campus of the Far Eastern Federal University in Vladivostok. During these days, the exhibition will be available to forum participants, and on September 7, 8, and 9, it will be open to everyone. The organizer of the EEF and the exhibition is the Roscongress Foundation with the support of the Office of the Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Far Eastern Federal District.

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The development strategy of the state corporation was discussed in the context of the implementation of a new national project on space activities.

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M. Mishustin: Dear Dmitry Vladimirovich!

Meeting of Mikhail Mishustin with the General Director of the State Corporation Roscosmos Dmitry Bakanov

July 9, 2025

General Director of the State Corporation Roscosmos Dmitry Bakanov

July 9, 2025

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Meeting of Mikhail Mishustin with the General Director of the State Corporation Roscosmos Dmitry Bakanov

You head the State Corporation for Space Activities, which is responsible for space research. And here there is a very large influence on related industries. The corporation is also actively involved in science and technology.

The President emphasized that when implementing national projects, “we must not simplify our tasks, but, on the contrary, set ambitious but adequate goals and accumulate all possible means and resources to confidently achieve them.”

It should be said that the active work over the past few months under the leadership of the President has made it possible to complete the development of a new national project on space activities. About 4 trillion rubles are allocated for its financing until 2036. First of all, we will direct these funds to maintaining the competitiveness of the Russian space industry.

Tell us what is already being done in the direction of implementing the national project, which has begun its countdown, and in the corporation as a whole.

D. Bakanov: Dear Mikhail Vladimirovich!

General Director of the State Corporation Roscosmos Dmitry Bakanov

A new national project in the field of space was approved, which includes eight federal projects, a number of which are aimed at absolute competitive advantages in the field of space – this is nuclear energy in space and scientific space.

The main challenge today is that if just five to ten years ago only two or three countries had the necessary space technologies, now this number has grown to 10–12 – they are also competing on pricing.

In order to be a leader, we have two main directions.

First. This is competition in launch vehicles. Several countries already have the technology of a returnable first stage. And we have also gone in this direction. And, as you know, the Amur launch vehicle, which will be on methane, on liquefied natural gas, will have a returnable first stage.

By the end of the year, we are implementing the Baiterek project at the Baikonur Cosmodrome together with our Kazakh partners. The Kazakh side has undertaken obligations to build the launch pad, and Roscosmos has undertaken obligations to launch the new Soyuz-5 rocket, and this launch is planned for December of this year.

The second direction is the conveyor assembly of satellites. Now orbital groups are growing massively. Russia also has the corresponding technologies. One of the operators is deploying a group of more than 300 devices. And at the end of this year there will be the first serial launch. This is a technology when we will work out and adapter their distribution in orbit. And in principle, the Russian Federation has not yet created a group of more than 300 spacecraft.

M. Mishustin: I ask you to strengthen your work in two more areas.

First of all, it is necessary to increase the economic efficiency and financial stability of enterprises in the industry. Provide for the possibility of involving private business in production chains. This is very important. And this, of course, must be done jointly with the Ministry of Finance, which will strengthen the competitive potential as a whole and attract extra-budgetary financing. And this is the second task, since private business has a huge interest in space technologies. And capitalizing on this interest should also be a target task for Roscosmos.

And one more thing. Special conditions are imposed on the activities of Roscosmos. The technologies used in the state corporation must be domestic and meet the highest safety requirements.

You have been involved in digital technologies for many years, responsible for digital transformation. How do you assess the level of digitalization in Roscosmos? And what technologies are you going to continue to work with, taking into account the need to use mainly domestic software?

D. Bakanov: Yes, production efficiency can no longer be increased without the use of digital tools. Here we plan to move in three directions.

First, this is the so-called heavy software. Two most striking examples.

Firstly, this is mathematical modelling when testing engines on a stand. Thanks to this mathematical modelling, the Keldysh Centre was able to reduce the number of burns from eight to four, i.e. the efficiency increased twofold. Due to the modelling of a number of processes, we do not go to the stand with the engine, but do it on the computer. This directly affects the cost of the product.

Secondly, this is the so-called PLM. This is a full development cycle. Here, in addition to import substitution, we must also increase the efficiency of production processes by introducing such technologies. And we are developing the Russian orbital station, which will replace the international space station, using a similar Russian software product.

Moreover, as we reported to you at CIPR, in addition to one organization – RSC Energia, the lead agency for the development of our new orbital station, we are also connecting the entire list of cooperation partners. This includes the Khrunichev Center, which will make the Angara launch vehicle for it, and TsENKI – the Center for Operation of Ground-Based Space Infrastructure Facilities, which is preparing the cosmodrome. Thus, we will have a comprehensive view of the entire chain of product creation.

The second, no less important area is work with personnel. Here, too, there is a domestic development, when we do not just conduct personnel administration, but involve employees in the so-called social network of Roscosmos. When, in addition to the fact that we evaluate them, we also receive feedback from them: how they evaluate the employer.

And if we talk about digital development, we cannot fail to mention artificial intelligence. Here, together with one of the market leaders, we are preparing two products. The first is an astronaut assistant on board the ISS, so that the research and testing that are carried out there are most effective. And the second area is the use of a neural network to improve the accuracy of Earth remote sensing (ERS) images. When mentioning this market, you asked about attracting private investors. The ERS market is precisely one of these areas.

What do you mean? That it is expensive for the state to constantly maintain an orbital group of 30-40 optical imaging devices in orbit. And here, by attracting private capital, we could unload the cost part of Roscosmos. For this purpose, together with the Ministry of Finance, on your instructions, we have provided the appropriate funds for the purchase of these services from qualified customers – government agencies. Thus, government customers buy highly detailed resolution, pay for it at a market rate, the same as on the world market, and at the expense of this money, private individuals return their CAPEX.

M. Mishustin: In the course of updating the Roscosmos development strategy, it is necessary, of course, to analyze the competitors' solutions. You yourself said that several countries are currently working in the field of space research, producing return stages. Therefore, it is necessary to look very carefully at where what solutions are used, and to prioritize the use of Russian products, software, in particular heavy software, automated design systems, life cycle systems as much as possible. It would be very good if this were implemented on Russian systems.

In terms of personnel, this is undoubtedly the most important issue. You mentioned personnel training. For the space industry, this takes a lot of time. Here, the artificial intelligence system will not replace the professionals who traditionally work in this field in Russia. These are people respected in society – astronauts, technicians, engineers, scientists.

I would like to wish you good luck and the realization of all your plans.

D. Bakanov: Thank you.

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