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Order No. 2854-r of October 14, 2025

The government has increased the maximum annual subsidy for preferential loans issued to defense industry enterprises for the production of civilian products from 600 million to 3.5 billion rubles. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed the corresponding order.

This decision will provide additional support to defense industry organizations ready to implement projects in priority civilian industries and accelerate the launch of these projects. This includes the production of components and parts for the aviation, space, and automotive industries, as well as equipment for environmental engineering.

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From Mikhail Mishustin's opening remarks at the operational meeting with deputy prime ministers, October 20, 2025

As Mikhail Mishustin noted at a meeting with deputy prime ministers on October 20Increasing the maximum subsidy amount will allow the opening of promising production facilities in a number of regions, including the Rostov, Nizhny Novgorod, Chelyabinsk, Irkutsk, Kemerovo, and Moscow regions.

The preferential lending program for defense industry organizations was launched in 2018 to provide these companies with long-term financing for production diversification. Loans for the entire project period are provided by the state development corporation VEB.RF. The minimum loan amount is 500 million rubles, with interest rates starting from 5% per annum. These terms are available to companies planning projects with budgets of at least 1 billion rubles.

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The Assembly takes place from October 20–22 in Moscow.

Dear friends!

I congratulate you on the opening of the XVII Assembly of the Russian World.

Traditionally, it unites our friends from all corners of the planet – representatives of culture and science, public and youth organizations, clergy, and all who sincerely love Russia and contribute to the preservation and promotion of its rich cultural and historical heritage.

Our country makes a special contribution to the formation of a just and multipolar world, as well as to technological and scientific progress. Despite external challenges, we continue to assist developing countries and provide them with comprehensive support. Joint humanitarian and infrastructure projects are being implemented, including in nuclear energy, mineral extraction and processing, agriculture, and other sectors, as well as large-scale programs aimed at improving the accessibility and quality of education and training qualified personnel. And every year, the number of those committed to equal dialogue, mutual interest, and sharing the traditional values of the Russian World is growing.

I am confident that the assembly will strengthen international humanitarian partnerships and ties with compatriots abroad.

I wish you constructive work, interesting discussions and new ideas.

M. Mishustin

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The implementation of integrated territorial development projects in Russia ensures the commissioning of new real estate and the comprehensive renewal of the urban environment. Currently, the total volume of properties commissioned through this instrument has reached 2.8 million square meters, according to Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

"The regions have been tasked with the high-quality renewal of populated areas. To achieve this, a mechanism for integrated territorial development has been introduced, enabling the renewal of residential buildings, modernization or creation of necessary infrastructure, and the re-use of inefficiently used land, thereby stimulating the development of populated areas. I would like to note that the integrated territorial development mechanism has only recently begun to be actively implemented in the regions and is gradually gaining momentum. Regions are systematically joining this effort. Thus, more than 2.8 million square meters of real estate, including almost 2.4 million square meters of housing, have been commissioned under integrated territorial development projects to date. In total, approximately 1,200 integrated territorial development projects, covering an area of almost 24,300 hectares, are in the active implementation phase in 78 regions across the country," said Marat Khusnullin.

The Deputy Prime Minister added that the urban development potential of the KRT projects in the active implementation phase amounts to almost 185 million square meters of real estate, of which 138.7 million square meters is housing.

The selection of new sites for integrated development continues across the country. Currently, 1,717 sites, totaling over 40,000 hectares, are being developed. The urban development potential of these projects reaches 288.7 million square meters, of which 214.5 million square meters is residential.

"Another important social task addressed by integrated territorial development is the resettlement of residents from uninhabitable housing. Currently, resettlement of dilapidated and hazardous housing under KRT projects is underway in 32 regions. To date, nearly 18,300 people have been able to improve their housing conditions, and this work continues," said First Deputy Minister of Construction, Housing and Utilities Alexander Lomakin.

Housing construction projects can also be implemented on land owned by the Russian Federation. The Government Commission for Housing Development and Evaluation of the Efficiency of Land Use Owned by the Russian Federation has approved 96 such housing construction projects in 45 regions with a total urban development potential of 19.3 million square meters. The total area of these projects is 4,360 hectares.

Since 2024, with the support of the Federation Council, the State Duma, and the Ministry of Construction, the institution of an integrated territorial development operator has been enacted into law. The Territorial Development Fund serves as the federal operator of the integrated territorial development operator.

"In this case, the Fund performs the following functions: developing a territorial development concept, formulating proposals for the most effective mechanisms for engaging territories to ensure their guaranteed development, and developing comprehensive utility and transport support schemes. This allows us to bring inefficiently used or unused land into economic circulation. We are already implementing three federal KRT projects: in the village of Privetnoye in Crimea, in Smolensk, and in Ryazan, covering a total area of over 525 hectares. For all projects, we are developing territorial planning documentation. In Smolensk and Ryazan, the Fund will ensure the resettlement of residents from dilapidated and run-down housing into new housing, including using its own funds," noted Vasily Kupyzin, General Director of the Territorial Development Fund.

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Denis Manturov visited industrial sites in Fryazino, Moscow Region.

October 17, 2025

Denis Manturov visited industrial sites in Fryazino, Moscow Region.

October 17, 2025

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Denis Manturov visited industrial sites in Fryazino, Moscow Region.

First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Denis Manturov visited industrial sites in Fryazino, Moscow Region: the Istok-RTU MIREA innovative technology park, the Istok research and production enterprise named after A.I. Shokin, and VPG Lazeruan.

The Istok-RTU MIREA innovative technology park was built with the support of the Rostec State Corporation. This educational space, covering over 3,700 square meters, is equipped with modern laboratories, a drone testing ground, a cyberdrome, and an arena for the "Robot Battle." It will provide practical training for schoolchildren and students for companies in the electronics industry, including through the "Rostec Code" educational and professional track.

The technology park was created within the advanced engineering school of microwave electronics with the participation of the Shokin Scientific and Production Enterprise Istok (part of the Rostec State Corporation's RosEl holding company) and the Russian Technical University MIREA. The educational complex is equipped with modern laboratories for studying natural sciences, information technology, radio electronics, design fundamentals, 3D printing, computer modeling, assembly, and automation. Students will also have access to courses in programming in various languages, cybersecurity, electronic product design, circuit design, smart home systems, chemistry, materials science, and other areas. The technology park also features an eSports center and testing grounds for drone and robot competitions.

Here, schoolchildren and students will undertake internships and participate in projects for Rostec enterprises. Successful projects and developments will be implemented in real production while still in training. This approach fosters innovative thinking and unlocks the potential of each student.

"The technology park will become a breeding ground for a new generation of engineers with cutting-edge practical knowledge in microwave electronics. Today, this is a key competency for industry and design. Educational programs here will be based on real-world cases and enterprise challenges, meaning schoolchildren and students will be involved in work directly related to production needs from the very beginning. They will be mentored by experienced specialists from the state corporation. This approach will help develop a workforce with honed practical skills, starting from their school and university years. As a result, enterprises will recruit specialists who understand the industry's needs and are ready to create breakthrough solutions for the country, ensuring its technological independence," noted Denis Manturov.

"Radioelectronics is one of the country's key industries, and its development is impossible without a strong school system. The technology park will become a platform for laying the foundation for engineering education, and thus the basis for future technological breakthroughs. Here, students will have the opportunity not only to gain a theoretical foundation but also to master the practical skills needed in real-world production. For example, at the school, they can assemble devices of varying complexity—from a radio receiver to a robot—and write programs to control them. Here, students will understand that our industry is an exciting and promising undertaking," emphasized Sergey Sakhnenko, CEO of RosEl Holding and a member of the Union of Mechanical Engineers of Russia.

The First Deputy Prime Minister also visited the production site of the Shokin Scientific Production Enterprise Istok, where modern and advanced electronic products and radio equipment are developed and mass-produced.

During his working visit, Denis Manturov also toured the VPG Laseruan production facility. This modern, dynamically developing company specializes in laser and fiber technology and produces lasers and technological systems for all sectors of industry, science, and medicine. Denis Manturov was shown laser welding, glass cutting, pipe processing, and surgical and cosmetic lasers. The company supplies its products to virtually all regions of Russia and is actively expanding its presence in the international market, exporting to friendly countries in Asia and the Middle East.

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Order No. 2901-r of October 17, 2025

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Order No. 2901-r of October 17, 2025

Kamchatka Krai will receive an additional 1 billion rubles for the purchase of heating oil for regional utility companies. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed the corresponding order.

Financing from the Government's reserve fund will enable the purchase of fuel and the uninterrupted supply of electricity to homes, clinics, schools, kindergartens, and industrial enterprises.

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From Mikhail Mishustin's opening remarks at the Government meeting, October 16, 2025

Speaking about the decision taken onat the Cabinet meeting on October 16Mikhail Mishustin noted that it will help meet the region's fuel needs during the winter season.

Let us recall that in August 2025, the Government also allocated more than 1 billion rubles for similar purposes.

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The results of the All-Russian "To Be, Not to Seem!" 2025 competition were announced in Kazan, and the top 100 mentors in the country were announced. Over the course of nine months, they completed qualifying rounds and semi-finals, ultimately being recognized as the best among more than 70,000 applicants. The final round took place in Kazan on October 11.

First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office Sergei Kiriyenko addressed a welcoming address to the competition's participants and guests: "In the Year of the Defender of the Fatherland and the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War, it is especially important to pay due attention to the topic of intergenerational continuity. It is mentors who help young people find their bearings in life, becoming guardians of historical memory, passing it on to new generations. Memory is our shield of meaning, protecting society from distortion of truth, indifference, and oblivion, making us strong and united in the face of any challenge."

The 100 competition winners will be included in the youth policy talent pool and will have the opportunity to scale up mentoring practices across the country.

"The 'Be, Not Seem!' competition, held at the behest of our President Vladimir Putin, helps reward teachers and mentors across a wide range of fields. This year, 100 representatives from 49 regions became winners. Importantly, among them are our heroes – members of the SVO. I congratulate the winners on this remarkable achievement! I thank everyone for their effective work and participation in the competition. I wish them good health, the successful implementation of their ideas and projects, and grateful students. I encourage everyone to participate in the competition, which this year is part of the 'Youth and Children' national project," emphasized Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko.

The All-Russian competition "To Be, Not to Seem!" 2025 became a platform for participants from 79 regions to share their experiences. During the final round, mentors pitched their projects to experts, including representatives of the teaching community, the NGO sector, public organizations, and other sectors. Almost all winners received offers to scale up and develop their projects jointly.

Experts identified the most successful mentoring practices, which will be added to the federal database of the best projects. An initiative by a participant from the Altai Krai aims to create clubs at enterprises where the children of SVO participants will learn skills needed in the labor market. The "Technopatriot" competition project, which plans to teach children and teenagers drone piloting skills, was also considered.

"Mentors are the backbone of Russia's entire patriotic education system. Through honest dialogue and attentive engagement, they inspire the younger generation to serve the Fatherland. Participants of the Special Military Unit, heroes, and combat veterans—those whose personal example of heroism and heroism becomes a model of civic responsibility, service, and responsibility—actively join the mentor community. Among the winners of the 2025 "To Be, Not to Seem!" competition are three recipients of the Order of Courage and five recipients of the Medal for Bravery. These are true patriots of our country, who find their calling and achieve success in educating the younger generation," noted Grigory Gurov, head of the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs.

Winners of the 2025 All-Russian Mentoring Competition "To Be, Not to Seem!" will receive certificates for an educational trip around Russia through the "More Than a Journey" program, as well as training and professional development opportunities from the RosPatriotCenter of the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs.

The organizer of the All-Russian competition "To Be, Not to Seem!" is the Rospatriottsentr of the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs, co-organizers are the Voin Center and the Movement of the First.

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Mikhail Mishustin congratulated Bishop Porfiry of Ozersk (V.V. Shutov) on his 60th birthday.

The telegram states, in particular:

"You successfully combine your archpastoral ministry with your leadership of the Solovetsky State Historical, Architectural, and Natural Museum-Reserve, which has carefully preserved Russia's history and cultural heritage for many decades. Your dedicated work deserves deep respect and gratitude.

With your direct participation, large-scale work is underway to restore the historical appearance of the Solovetsky Monastery complex and develop the infrastructure of Solovki. Thanks in large part to you, this place has become not only a symbol of spiritual achievement but also a significant center for education and patriotic upbringing, where numerous museum, scientific, publishing, and educational projects are being implemented. Faith traditions, so important for the spiritual unity of our people, are being strengthened here.

I wish you continued success, good health and prosperity."

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Dear colleagues! Dear friends!

Congratulations on Road Workers Day!

The road sector is one of the systemic pillars of national development. Its efficient operation determines the pace of economic growth and opportunities for spatial development. This directly contributes to improving the quality of life of our citizens.

Russian road workers are confidently addressing the challenges of developing and constructing the country's road network. Road infrastructure renovation has accelerated in recent years. By 2030, Russia plans to build and reconstruct over 3,700 km of highways. By the end of 2030, at least 60% of regional roads should be in good condition, while federal highways, roads in major metropolitan areas, and the backbone network should reach 85%. More than 50 new bypasses are planned for cities and large population centers.

The development of road infrastructure is driving sustainable growth in population and freight mobility, creating additional opportunities to unlock our country's investment and tourism potential.

The implementation of measures to develop the road network will also contribute to the fulfillment of the Russian President's directive to achieve growth rates of at least 1.5 times the 2021 level for the volume of transportation along international transport corridors by 2030.

I would like to highlight the road industry's achievements in digitalization. Digital twins of routes are being created, and services using AI technologies are being implemented. Russia has successfully implemented the first driverless cargo route, covering over 1,000 km, along the M-11 "Neva" and A-113 "Central Ring Road" highways. Major tasks lie ahead in expanding the geographic scope of highly automated vehicles, as well as developing and deploying Level 5 automated transport systems.

A special thank you to the veterans of the road industry. You have laid a solid foundation upon which the construction of Russia's modern road network continues. Your dedication and experience are an example for future generations of workers.

Once again, I congratulate all road workers on this holiday. I wish you and your families good health, prosperity, and continued success in your work!

V. Saveliev

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Dmitry Grigorenko held a meeting on digital development in the Krasnoyarsk Territory.

"We see that the digital governance model is becoming the standard for the regions. This is no longer an experiment, but a working practice. Connecting regions to a single dashboard allows us to build a transparent and effective system for monitoring the implementation of key government projects. Regions are currently actively joining the Governor's Dashboard, including Krasnoyarsk Krai," noted Dmitry Grigorenko.

The Governor's Dashboard allows for online monitoring of budget execution and the implementation of national projects, including the construction of new roads, schools, hospitals, and other socially significant facilities. The system provides up-to-date data on all key areas of the region's work and its interactions with the federal government. This enables prompt response to emerging challenges and, if necessary, prevents potential risks of non-implementation of state projects.

"It's crucial to ensure that digital technologies serve the interests of the people. These same digital technologies should also help build effective state and municipal governance systems. It's crucial for us to have these digital assistants identify potential risks in advance, so that we can tailor the work of the entire management team to prevent these risks from ever occurring," said Mikhail Kotyukov, Governor of the Krasnoyarsk Krai.

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Alexander Novak took part in the Youth Day of Russian Energy Week.

October 17, 2025

Alexander Novak took part in the Youth Day of Russian Energy Week.

October 17, 2025

Alexander Novak took part in the Youth Day of Russian Energy Week.

October 17, 2025

Alexander Novak took part in the Youth Day of Russian Energy Week.

October 17, 2025

Alexander Novak took part in the Youth Day of Russian Energy Week.

October 17, 2025

Alexander Novak took part in the Youth Day of Russian Energy Week.

October 17, 2025

Alexander Novak took part in the Youth Day of Russian Energy Week.

October 17, 2025

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Alexander Novak took part in the Youth Day of Russian Energy Week.

Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak took part in the events of the Youth Day of Russian Energy Week.

The Deputy Prime Minister captained the "What? Where? When?" team of experts, which included Kirill Dmitriev, Special Presidential Representative for Investment and Economic Cooperation with Foreign Countries and CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF); Alexandra Panina, Member of the Management Board of PJSC Inter RAO and Chair of the Supervisory Board of the Energy Producers Council Association; Vladimir Rashevsky, Member of the Management Board of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs; Maria Volman, winner of the "Leaders of Russia" competition in the "Science" track; and Anastasia Chegodaeva, winner of the CASE-IN International Engineering Championship.

The team demonstrated a broad outlook, ability to debate and think outside the box, and ultimately achieved a decisive victory.

Following the game, Alexander Novak awarded the winners of industry competitions: the IT Championship of the Oil Industry – a team competition to promote digital skills in industry; the International Engineering Championship CASE-IN of the League of Young Specialists; and the All-Russian Competition of Graduation Theses and Diploma Research "Generation of the Future." Also, for the first time, the REW awarded the best employers in the fuel, energy, and industrial sectors.

"Thank you for participating in Russian Energy Week. I am confident that the future belongs to young people: those who are just starting out in schools and universities, or who are already young professionals. We have a vast country, the world's largest energy system, and the most modern technologies. And you will be the ones to drive the country's energy sector forward," said Alexander Novak.

As part of Youth Day, the Deputy Prime Minister met with members of the "REN.Junior" section—an association of talented young students and specialists ready to contribute to addressing the country's economic and energy challenges. Alexander Novak answered questions about the current state and prospects of the global energy system, the technological development of Russia's fuel and energy sector, and the introduction of alternative energy sources.

"Today, we stand on the threshold of a new approach to energy. An energy transition toward cleaner energy sources is underway, as is the industry's comprehensive digitalization. Management systems are undergoing a qualitative transformation at all stages: from geological exploration to the direct use of resources. All of this allows for increased efficiency across the energy sector. In the future, the Russian energy sector will transform into a unified digital platform, which will enhance its efficiency and elevate it to a whole new level," noted Alexander Novak.

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