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The 2025 Government Prize was awarded to seven works, with 23 people becoming laureates.

By Government Resolution No. 744 of August 28, 2013 Ten annual prizes in education have been established. They are awarded to individual laureates or groups of authors (up to five people) by decision of the government based on proposals from the Interdepartmental Council for Awarding Government Prizes in Education.

Government Commendations are awarded for achievements in the field of education and long-term fruitful work in this area.

List of awardees

List of laureates of the 2025 Russian Government Prizes in Education and those awarded with gratitude from the Russian Government, October 1, 2025

Mikhail Mishustin's speech:

Dear colleagues, dear friends!

Today we are presenting the Russian Government Prizes in the field of education.

In keeping with a good tradition, we do this on the eve of Teacher's Day, a wonderful professional holiday.

Each of us respects and appreciates the teacher, whose role has always been, of course, special and extremely responsible. Their primary responsibility, as the outstanding educator Konstantin Dmitrievich Ushinsky once said, is to instill in students a sense of intellectual work; it is even more important than the actual teaching of the subject.

A teacher helps shape a child's worldview and moral values, identify their strengths, and, of course, develop their abilities. Teachers are essential and always in demand. And the fact that more and more school graduates are choosing this profession every year, and the enrollment in teacher training colleges is growing, is a good sign.

To support this positive attitude, we are implementing a wide range of measures aimed primarily at ensuring comfortable working conditions. We are actively developing infrastructure – building and renovating schools, modernizing colleges and universities, renovating dormitories, and creating a network of world-class university campuses, allocating significant resources to these goals annually.

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Order No. 2618-r of September 22, 2025

The draft federal budget for the next three years, which the Government submitted to the State Duma, allocates approximately 700 billion rubles.

Last year, the Government established five scholarships named after outstanding Russian educators and scientists to support students at pedagogical universities who have distinguished themselves in the field of education.

This year, 50 of them won the competitive selection process and will receive this payment.

It's important that there are more such students. That they remain in the profession and develop pedagogy. And I hope that some of them, like you today, dear friends, will be awarded prestigious prizes.

Our ceremony recognizes the achievements of education professionals, the hard work of our teams of authors, and, of course, the many teachers, educators, and mentors.

This year, the Russian Government awarded prizes to seven significant studies in a wide range of fields. Each of them possesses both scientific merit and high practical significance. These works make a significant contribution to Russian education and will be used by our schoolchildren and students.

First of all, in the field of medicine.

This is a training program for innovative technologies in emergency neurosurgery, which includes effective methods for training specialists of various levels and their acquisition of specific practical skills.

As well as a set of procedures for providing care to patients with wounds in medical facilities during emergency situations. Such training manuals for surgeons are currently unparalleled among medical school educational materials.

The award also recognized the multi-level training system for physicians in in-demand specialties, such as general medicine. It aims to ensure that students gain practical knowledge and competencies sufficient to be fully prepared for professional work.

The nominees also include the authors of an important development designed for children undergoing long-term treatment and who, due to health reasons, cannot attend educational institutions.

The hospital school model is truly unique. It allows students to acquire all the necessary knowledge continuously. It has already been implemented. 72 such schools operate in medical organizations in more than 40 Russian regions. Over 30,000 children study there annually. I would like to emphasize that thanks to these efforts, high-quality education is accessible to them regardless of their life situation.

The award also went to the authors of educational kits that help students master essential subjects such as computer science, biology, and mathematics, develop analytical and synthesis skills, critical thinking, and select and organize materials on a specific topic. They also prepare students for academic competitions and research, and foster interest in their future professions.

We are a very large, multi-ethnic country with unique languages and distinctive cultures. And efforts aimed at preserving our country's cultural diversity are, of course, of great importance. Like the Chechen language textbook presented today. Such educational materials contribute to strengthening the unity of our peoples and passing on traditions and values to new generations.

All of you and your colleagues are advancing pedagogical science with a caring and respectful attitude toward the achievements of your predecessors. And here I would like to emphasize the special role of the Russian Academy of Education, noting the support it provides to educators in their scientific research and the implementation of their ideas.

Dear friends!

Today, I am also very pleased to present a letter of gratitude from the Government of the Russian Federation for exceptional achievements and long-term productive work to a history and social studies teacher from the Altai Krai; a chemistry and biology teacher from the village of Smidovich in the Jewish Autonomous Region; and a mathematics teacher who works at a school in Ilovaisk, Donetsk People's Republic; and to French and English teachers at a school in Chita and a physical education teacher at a lyceum in St. Petersburg.

You've been working for many years in your calling, teaching children, and educating them to be honest, decent, and worthy people who love their country and defend its interests. Some of your students have been awarded the title of Hero of Russia. Their schools are named in their honor.

The President declared this year the Year of Defenders of the Fatherland. This is a tribute of respect and gratitude to those who fight for the well-being of their country and gave their lives for it.

The government will continue to support participants in the special military operation and their families. It will help their children obtain education at the country's higher education institutions. It will allocate special quotas for this purpose.

It is our duty to the children of our defenders. And we are obligated to provide them with the necessary conditions for a dignified future.

Once again, I congratulate you all on receiving the award and the upcoming holiday. I thank you for all you do. And I wish you continued professional success and the best of health.

Let's get started with the award ceremony.

(The awards ceremony is underway).

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Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak took part in the 22nd meeting of the Valdai International Discussion Club.

The conference is attended by 140 delegates from 42 countries. The platform provides opportunities for constructive dialogue and multilateral exchange of opinions, forming an objective picture of the international agenda, and identifying optimal approaches to addressing the most pressing issues.

During his speech, the Deputy Prime Minister outlined key aspects of the country's economic policy and the main priorities for the coming years. Alexander Novak noted the resilience of the Russian economy and the fuel and energy sector in the face of external challenges, emphasizing the importance of the country's internal potential, entrepreneurship development, innovation, and dialogue between government and business.

"Despite external challenges, the Russian economy is demonstrating resilience and the ability to grow. By maintaining a balanced macroeconomic policy and supporting private initiative, we are confidently moving forward," emphasized Alexander Novak.

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The "Infrastructure for Life" national project, launched in early 2025, aims to create a new quality of infrastructure, with housing as its central element. Since January, more than 2.4 million families in Russia have been able to improve their housing conditions, according to Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

Providing citizens with high-quality, affordable housing is a fundamental task that directly impacts the well-being of millions of families and the country's demographic future. This work, coordinated by the Russian Ministry of Construction, involves a comprehensive approach, including the construction of new housing, the resettlement of residents from dilapidated housing, and the major renovation of apartment buildings. Thanks to this, more than 2.4 million Russian families have improved their housing conditions since the beginning of 2025 alone. And since 2019, this figure has exceeded 26 million families. Just yesterday, I reported to the President on the progress of our new national project, "Infrastructure for Living." Building on the achievements of previous years, the construction industry is confidently meeting its planned targets. The total volume of housing delivered in the first eight months of this year is 67.5 million square meters. We plan to deliver at least 100 million square meters by the end of the year. These figures are a practical contribution to achieving the President's goal of increasing average housing provision to 33 square meters per person by 2030," said Marat Khusnullin.

The Deputy Prime Minister added that the volume of housing under construction in the country is stable and currently stands at 120.3 million square meters. Urban development potential amounts to 467.6 million square meters, while the volume of housing under current construction permits is 174.8 million square meters.

"One of the measures to improve housing conditions is the resettlement of people from dilapidated buildings. This socially significant program, operated by the Territorial Development Fund, is showing impressive results: since 2019, more than 365,000 Russian families have moved into new homes, and nearly 15 million square meters of uninhabitable buildings have been demolished. Furthermore, a capital repair program helps prevent the premature aging of the housing stock and maintain buildings in good technical condition. Since 2019, work has been carried out in 222,000 apartment buildings with a total floor area of over 919 million square meters, home to over 35 million people. In the first eight months of this year alone, more than 14,000 buildings, home to 2.3 million people, have been repaired. The Fund, monitoring regional capital repair programs, continues to work with the Russian Ministry of Construction to improve this system," noted Vasily Kupyzin, CEO of the Territorial Development Fund.

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In St. Petersburg, at km 681 of the M-11 Neva highway, construction continues on a transport interchange to Pulkovo Airport.

Construction of the Pulkovo Airport interchange continues at kilometer 681 of the M-11 "Neva" highway in St. Petersburg. The project is currently over 70% complete, according to Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

"At the President's direction, we are constructing a transport interchange to Pulkovo Airport on the M-11 Neva federal highway. This new facility will significantly improve accessibility for residents of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region, relieve congestion on Pulkovo Highway during rush hour, and allow for faster travel to the airport. Earthworks (approximately 210,000 cubic meters of sand) have been completed, and the supports for all three overpasses that comprise the interchange have been erected. The steel superstructures, weighing over 2,000 tons, have been installed on two overpasses over Pulkovo Highway, and all 18 reinforced concrete beams have been installed on the third overpass over M-11. Overall, the facility is over 70% complete," said Marat Khusnullin.

On all three structures, specialists are installing permanent formwork and reinforcing the concrete for the subsequent concrete pouring of the reinforced concrete roadway slab. The first section has already been concreted.

According to Vyacheslav Petushenko, Chairman of the Board of the state-owned company Avtodor, asphalt concrete pavement work is also underway on prepared sections at the site. In total, the project calls for paving an area of 55,000 square meters.

"Currently, 60% of the work on the first two of the three planned asphalt concrete pavement layers has been completed. Once these are complete, work will begin on the third layer, which will be made from high-quality SMA-16 stone mastic asphalt mix. Furthermore, approximately 70% of the cable ducts along the roadbed and bridge structures have already been installed at the site, which will accommodate the future installation of power cables, outdoor lighting, the automated traffic management system (ATMS), and the transport safety system. Half of the foundations for the lighting poles have been installed, and the installation of the ATMS frame supports is underway; there will be 12 of them in total. Next, we plan to begin assembling the barrier and parapet fencing, as well as erecting the supports and installing the outdoor lighting lines," noted Vyacheslav Petushenko.

The total length of the future connecting road, including all exit ramps at the intersection of the M-11 Neva and Pulkovo Highway, will be 5.5 km, including both forward and reverse directions. Currently, approximately 350 people and 100 pieces of road equipment are working on the project.

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Resolution of September 27, 2025 No. 1477

The scope of activities of the innovative scientific and technological center "Mendeleev Valley" has been expanded to include new areas. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed a decree to this effect.

New competencies include the development of technologies for the separation and production of rare and rare-earth metals and products based on them, the creation of technologies for the storage and transmission of electrical energy, additive technologies, and artificial intelligence technologies.

The decision will ensure the operation of the Angara-Yenisei cluster of non-ferrous, rare, and rare earth metals.

The Mendeleev Valley Center was established by government decree in December 2019. Its staff addresses challenges in various fields of science and production, including agrochemistry, agrobiotechnology, high-tech chemistry, and high-energy substances.

The signed document introduces changes toGovernment Resolution No. 1805 of December 24, 2019.

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The International Conference on Creative Economy, the first and flagship event of the Russian Creative Seasons, is expected to attract 1,500 participants from more than 30 countries. This was announced during a meeting of the conference organizing committee chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak.

The event will take place on October 8–9 in St. Petersburg.

The conference will bring together representatives of creative industries from BRICS, CIS, SCO, and MENA countries, who will seek common solutions and establish new partnerships. The conference will focus on the impact of creative industries on the economy, society, and new pathways for international cooperation.

"With growing interest in joint production, the creative economy is becoming an important part of the global economy, facilitating the development of projects related to cultural exchange. This year, we are beginning to formulate a comprehensive Strategy for the Development of the Creative Economy through 2036, which should encompass a wide range of areas, taking into account global trends and emphasizing locality, thereby integrating the interests of various cultures and creating new niches. In this regard, the Russian Creative Seasons and the international RICS conference are very timely and relevant. This is the first large-scale international event in Russia aimed at developing the creative economy as a tool for foreign economic integration," noted Alexander Novak, co-chair of the organizing committee.

"Following the results of the 28th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, the President instructed the development and approval of a long-term strategy for the development of the creative economy. The Roscongress Foundation, as a socially oriented non-financial development institution and organizer of major international events, has been holding events on creative industries for ten years and devotes significant attention to creating conditions for realizing the economic potential of creative industries and increasing creative exports. This joint international conference with the ASI will expand the scope of events on the creative agenda with industry-specific project formats, working towards the practical implementation of intergovernmental treaties and agreements in the creative sectors of the economy," emphasized Anton Kobyakov, Advisor to the President of Russia and Executive Secretary of the Organizing Committee.

The conference will feature approximately fifty discussions in various formats. Key among these will be roundtables devoted to industry collaboration, co-production, and the exchange of experience between Russia and the CIS, BRICS, SCO, and MENA countries. This is why half of the 250 speakers will be international.

Main topics of discussion:

· A global, unified and transparent measurement system for creative economy research

· Protection of intellectual property in the creative economy

· Development of the education system taking into account the specifics and objectives of the creative economy

· The role of creative cities in the development of countries' economies

· Strategies for the global promotion of creative industries

Russia's cooperation within the BRICS, SCO, CIS, and Russian-Chinese cooperation

"A prime example is our 'Know Ours' competition, which over three years has identified a huge number of unique and high-quality domestic brands. Some of these brands have the potential to integrate into the global context, which prompts the search for tools to help them enter international markets. Russian International Creative Seasons should become a platform for positioning and integrating Russian creative industries into all key international events, both domestically and internationally," noted Maxim Oreshkin, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office and co-chair of the organizing committee.

Creative industries are one of the fastest-growing sectors of the economy today. In 2024, their contribution to Russia's GDP amounted to 4.1%, or 7.5 trillion rubles. The goal is to increase this figure to 6% of GDP by 2030. In the first half of 2025, the creative economy's contribution already amounted to 3.9% of GDP.

"The main goal of the Russian International Creative Seasons is to create a permanent platform for international dialogue and integrate domestic creative industries into the global market. We are working to increase the creative sector's contribution to the national economy to 6%, and we are conducting this work jointly with the regions and under the guidance of the Ministry of Economic Development. We expect guests from 32 countries at the conference, including BRICS, the CIS, the SCO, and MENA. The entire business program is focused on practical results," said ASI General Director Svetlana Chupsheva.

Visits to creative spaces in St. Petersburg are also planned for international conference participants. As of the end of 2024, the share of creative industries in the Northern Capital's gross regional product reached 12.6%, making the city one of the country's leaders in this area.

"Creative industries are a vital component of St. Petersburg's economy. They contribute to the diversity of goods and services, improve their quality, and create new jobs. At the President's direction, leveraging the city's rich historical experience and potential, we continue to expand the share of creative industries in St. Petersburg. The international conference and forum, which will be held on the banks of the Neva, will help domestic companies establish partnerships, bring innovative ideas to life, and open new production facilities, including those aimed at the global market," emphasized St. Petersburg Governor Alexander Beglov.

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Deputy Prime Ministers Tatyana Golikova and Dmitry Chernyshenko and Minister of Science and Higher Education Valery Falkov will participate in the event.

Decree No. 744 of the Government of the Russian Federation dated August 28, 2013, established 10 annual prizes in education. They are awarded to individual laureates or groups of authors (up to five people) by decision of the Government, based on proposals from the Interdepartmental Council for Awarding Government Prizes in Education.

Government Commendations are awarded for achievements in the field of education and long-term fruitful work in this area.

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Resolution of September 30, 2025 No. 1502

Resolution of September 30, 2025 No. 1503

The government continues to work to maintain a stable situation in the domestic fuel market.

Thus, the new resolution extends the temporary ban on the export of motor gasoline outside the country. It will be in effect until December 31, 2025, and applies to all exporters, including direct manufacturers.

Another decree bans the export of diesel fuel, as well as marine fuel and other gas oils, including those purchased on the exchange. The restrictions take effect on the day following the official publication of the decree and will remain in effect until December 31, 2025. However, the ban does not apply to supplies made directly by producers of these fuels.

Signed document No. 1502 introduced changes toGovernment Resolution of August 27, 2025 No. 1294.

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During a working visit to St. Petersburg, Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin visited the Supreme Court complex under construction and the construction site of the new Maly Drama Theater – the Theater of Europe.

"St. Petersburg is a city with a rich history and beautiful architecture. Our task as builders is to ensure high-quality construction of new facilities that will blend with the historic architecture and serve the residents and visitors of the northern capital for many years to come. During the inspection of the Supreme Court complex, we discussed current issues with construction participants. The project is complex, and it is important to maintain a steady pace of work. Concrete work is currently underway at two sites—the Supreme Court building and the residential complex. Finishing work and installation of utility systems are ongoing at the Judicial Department, the Engineering Building, and the Boris Eifman Dance Palace," noted Marat Khusnullin.

The construction project for the Maly Drama Theatre – Theatre of Europe began in 2012. In 2021, the project was handed over to the company "Single Customer in Construction." Currently, specialists have completed the installation of stained glass windows and architectural lighting, are installing utility lines and waterproofing, and façade finishing is ongoing. The project is under the supervision of President Vladimir Putin.

Following an inspection of the theater under construction, the Deputy Prime Minister instructed his colleagues to increase the pace of work and the number of workers.

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Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova participated in a press conference to launch the regional movement "For Healthy Longevity Medicine." The regional movement aims to become a key tool for achieving national goals in public health and promoting a culture of health preservation. The event was held at the Rossiya Segodnya International Multimedia Press Center. Also participating in the press conference were Deputy Chief of the Government Staff Olga Krivonos and First Deputy Director for Development of the Roscongress Foundation and member of the Civic Chamber Anastasia Stolkova. The discussion was moderated by TV presenter and editor-in-chief of the Doctor TV channel Evelina Zakamskaya.

"The regional movement 'For Healthy Longevity Medicine' unites medicine, culture, the media, politicians and public figures, bloggers, and volunteers around a single mission: to help people live longer and better lives. It is especially important to ensure equal access to a healthy lifestyle, healthy longevity medicine, and technologies for maintaining and developing cognitive health, including through culture and creativity, for residents of remote and rural areas. Only through joint efforts can we foster health preservation at all stages of life," noted Tatyana Golikova.

The event presented the movement's key areas of activity: developing and supporting regional health centers to improve their accessibility, promote their popularity, and monitor their effectiveness; creating mobile multidisciplinary teams of volunteers, healthcare workers, and cultural and sports figures to promote health-preserving practices; organizing traveling exhibitions, tours, and cultural events in remote and rural areas to support cognitive health and engage citizens in creative activities; encouraging physical activity, promoting healthy eating, and conducting large-scale educational efforts to foster a responsible attitude toward one's own health. The regional movement will become an important tool for achieving strategic goals in the area of public health and healthcare.

As Tatyana Golikova noted in her speech, the goal of prolonging healthy life and increasing its expectancy was set by Russian President Vladimir Putin. She explained that maintaining health involves a very broad range of tasks that can only be addressed with the participation of the individual.

Effective global national strategies for healthy longevity medicine include the following elements:

1. Pre-risk medicine with regular screening examinations.

2. Supporting a healthy lifestyle for citizens: access to sports infrastructure, outdoor activities, motivation to give up bad habits.

3. Cultural and spiritual-moral development of citizens.

4. Educational programs on healthy lifestyle for citizens and healthcare workers.

5. Promotion of healthy eating programs, correction with geroprotectors in case of severe deficiency.

All these elements are built around and for a person at the regional level.

National projects with new activities reflecting modern development trends are aimed at these goals. The national project "Long and Active Life" includes the federal project "Health for Everyone," which aims to modernize health centers to promote healthy longevity medicine. Last year alone, more than 38 million people visited these centers.

The functions of health centers are changing, and they are being reoriented toward identifying and addressing pre-risk factors for disease development. To this end, as part of the project, regions will purchase 247 medical devices this year alone for comprehensive assessment of body parameters, organ and system conditions, and disease prevention. The list of such devices was approved by a Ministry of Health order in June of this year. Furthermore, the Ministry of Health has prepared a draft order allowing regions to purchase additional equipment and expand their assessment capabilities.

To make healthy longevity medicine widely accessible, modern medical technologies are needed. These challenges are being addressed through the national project "New Health Preservation Technologies."

This combination:

· regenerative biomedicine, research on which we began back in 2023 as part of the federal project “Medical Science for Humanity”;

· development of biomarkers and panels that allow for a single examination to quickly determine biological age, assess body parameters, the state of organs and systems, as well as drugs that can prevent cellular aging processes;

· genetic research: predictive genetics, pharmacogenetics and nutrigenetics, research on which is carried out within the framework of the Federal Scientific and Technical Program for the Development of Genetic Technologies until 2030;

· conducting research aimed at combating age-associated diseases and their complications, including neurodegenerative diseases, cardiovascular diseases and diabetes.

A healthy living environment plays a vital role in prolonging longevity. A combination of environmental factors, dietary habits, physical activity, lifestyle, and strong social connections are key factors in promoting healthy longevity.

The national project "Family" includes measures to develop people's spiritual and moral potential and to strengthen the role of the family in a person's lifestyle.

"The main activities of the national projects are being implemented in the regions. The regional movement 'For Healthy Longevity Medicine' will help promote them. The movement's goal is to facilitate the development and promotion of healthy longevity medicine and health-preserving technologies, including a healthy longevity culture, among the population, in order to protect the health of citizens," emphasized Tatyana Golikova.

The regions will be responsible for implementing the movement's activities. The Government Office will coordinate the movement. Roscongress has been designated as the movement's operator.

To organize the movement's activities and events, regulations for the regional movement "For Healthy Longevity Medicine" have been developed. The highest executive body of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation must also establish a movement council, chaired by the governor or his or her deputy. "The council members must represent a wide range of industries. And, of course, each individual in their field must be able to clearly explain what they believe healthy longevity to be," the Deputy Prime Minister noted.

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