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Marat Khusnullin: More than 170 bridges and overpasses have been commissioned under the "Infrastructure for Life" national project.

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Every November, Russia celebrates Bridge Day (Mostoden). Thanks to the national "Infrastructure for Life" project, large-scale construction, reconstruction, repair, and major overhaul of artificial structures continues on the regional and local road network. In the first 10 months of this year, 175 bridges and overpasses have been commissioned, according to Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

"Our strategic objective, in the context of growing motorization, increasing traffic volume, and increasing population mobility, is to ensure seamless logistics so that as many of our citizens as possible can use high-quality roads and convenient routes. Every artificial structure is an integral, and often key, element of the road framework that ensures uninterrupted transport connections. Today, it's important not just to renovate and build bridges and overpasses, but to do so systematically. This objective is being successfully addressed thanks to the national project 'Infrastructure for Life.' By the end of October, 175 artificial structures, with a total length of 12,400 linear meters, had been commissioned on the regional and local road network," said Marat Khusnullin.

Construction and installation work continues at other sites, many of which are at an advanced stage of readiness, and some bridges and overpasses are ready for commissioning.

"By the end of the year, under the 'Infrastructure for Life' national project, we will commission more than 560 artificial structures, totaling over 43,000 linear meters. These include construction, reconstruction, and repair projects, including major ones. Many structures haven't seen major repairs for decades, even though traffic volumes, and therefore the load on them, have increased significantly. These factors are being taken into account, and advanced technologies, solutions, and new materials are being used in construction and installation work," noted Transport Minister Andrei Nikitin.

Large-scale renovation and construction of bridge structures on the regional and local networks was made possible thanks to federal support.

"The smooth operation of bridges and overpasses directly impacts people's quality of life: this includes the delivery of goods, the passage of emergency services, the safe crossing of railway tracks, and much more. In 2025, 50.472 billion rubles have been allocated from the federal budget for the repair and construction of these structures," said Kairat Tursunbekov, Deputy Head of the Federal Road Agency.

In October 2025, on the sidelines of the 12th International Specialized Exhibition "Road 2025," traffic opened on a new overpass over the Trans-Siberian Railway in the village of Seryshevo in the Amur Region. The total length of the overpass, including access roads, is 3 km.

Construction of two more overpasses is also ongoing in the Amur Region. The overpass over the Trans-Siberian Railway in Novobureysky, funded by infrastructure bonds, is scheduled to open in December. The overpass in Belogorsk is scheduled to open in 2027 under the national project. Work is ahead of schedule.

In the Republic of Bashkortostan, the bridge over the Ik River has reopened to traffic after reconstruction. It is unique in that it straddles the border of two regions and two time zones. The bridge provides the shortest route for residents of Bashkortostan and Tatarstan, who use the Oktyabrsky-Urussu road daily to get to work, school, and clinics. Following the reconstruction, traffic on this road is expected to reach 4,000 vehicles per day. The work was completed ahead of schedule.

Another significant project in the republic this year is the bridge across the Bely Kamen (Uzyan) River on the Tolbazy-Krasnousolsky highway. The 39-linear-meter structure underwent a major overhaul.

In the Perm Krai, bridge builders completed 35 bridge structures (over 2,000 linear meters). Among the most significant was the bridge across the Usva River (250 linear meters) at the 93rd kilometer of the Polazna-Chusovoy highway. This is a vital transportation artery, providing access to the city of Chusovoy and from there to the northern part of the Kama region, including Gubakha, Solikamsk, Gremyachinsk, Lysva, Kungur, and Gornozavodsk. The bridge connects the main entrance to Chusovoy from Perm with Yuzhnaya Street, located on the other bank of the Usva. It carries a large volume of traffic daily, including 11 urban, suburban, and inter-municipal routes.

The bridge over the Iren River in Kungur was overhauled six months ahead of the contract deadline. Located on Krasnoarmeyskaya Street, the bridge provides transportation links between the village of Zairensky and the Nagorny District with the central part of Kungur, including the Mashzavod and Cheryomushki neighborhoods, home to numerous socially significant facilities. Furthermore, the reopening reduces traffic congestion on the adjacent Preobrazhensky Bridge. Upon completion, the bridge is a meter higher, while its width and length remain the same.

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Dmitry Chernyshenko assessed the educational infrastructure of the Samara Region and spoke with students from the region's educational institutions.

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During a working visit to the Samara Region, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko assessed the region's educational infrastructure. Specifically, he visited Samara National Research University named after Academician S.P. Korolev and Volga Region State College.

"The Samara Region is actively leveraging government support measures in education and science: colleges are participating in the "Professionalism" federal project of the "Youth and Children" national project, universities are participating in "Priority 2030," leading engineering schools and the National Center for Medical Sciences are operating, and a world-class campus is being created. Volga Region State College and Samara University are shining examples of how organizations participating in these large-scale programs are helping develop the region's human and technological potential, thereby contributing to achieving the goals set by President Vladimir Putin," the Deputy Prime Minister noted.

Dmitry Chernyshenko visited a cyberphysical factory producing small-sized gas turbine engines and learned about cutting-edge developments created by Samara National Research University named after Academician S.P. Korolev as part of the "Priority-2030" program, the PIS, the NCMU, the student design bureau, and the artificial intelligence research center. He also spoke with the developers.

"We are actively studying and adopting the experience of successful federal projects, such as 'Advanced Engineering Schools.' This year, we decided to hold a regional selection process for engineering school status in areas such as information technology and transport technology. We support the university's research diversification toward the national technological leadership project 'New Materials and Chemistry,'" noted regional Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev.

Samara Oblast is among the top ten regions in terms of scientific and technological development.

Samara University named after Korolev is the base university of the Kuibyshev Interuniversity Student Campus. The university has over 20,000 students, including representatives from over 60 countries. Popular fields of study include aeronautical and rocket and space engineering, mechanical engineering, mathematics, and mechanics.

In 2025, the University established the Scientific Center for Unmanned Aerial Systems (NCSU) for Intelligent Unmanned Aerial Systems. The university also won this year's student design bureau competition.

"We are prepared to invest significant financial resources in creating a new environment for transforming universities into third-generation universities—innovative and technological ones. A unique advantage of the Samara campus will be its indoor and outdoor testing grounds for technologies and developments in real-world conditions," emphasized Vyacheslav Fedorishchev.

Dmitry Chernyshenko also spoke with students and staff of the Volga Region State College.

The college visited by the Deputy Prime Minister and the Governor is practically the same age as the secondary vocational education system, which celebrated its 85th anniversary this year. It was founded in 1943. In the Samara Region, the college was the first participant in the federal project "Professionalism."

In classrooms and workshops, Dmitry Chernyshenko spoke with student participants and ambassadors of the project, who have achieved significant success in their professional training and championships. The future specialists demonstrated their skills in operating CNC machines, including launching the production of commemorative products for the 85th anniversary of the SPO system, the design of which they developed themselves.

In addition, staff and students presented the region's experience in systematically organizing career guidance work with schoolchildren as part of the "Ticket to the Future" project and spoke about the work of the "Movement of the First" branch.

In conclusion, the Deputy Prime Minister and the Governor left commemorative notes at the college.

"Let the knowledge and skills of our graduates work for the benefit of the Samara Region and all of Russia!" wrote Dmitry Chernyshenko.

Dmitry Chernyshenko and Vyacheslav Fedorishchev also visited the Cathedral of the Protection of the Mother of God and met with Metropolitan Feodosiy of Samara and Novokuibyshevsk. The Samara Theological Seminary operates in the region, and the Volga Region Academy of Education and Arts named after St. Alexis, Metropolitan of Moscow, has been established.

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Financial news: 06.11.2025, 13-25 (Moscow time) the values of the upper limit of the price corridor and the range of market risk assessment for the security RU000A10D5C5 (RZhD 1P-48R) were changed.

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November 6, 2025

13:25

In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and deposit market of PJSC Moscow Exchange by the National Credit Center (JSC) on 06.11.2025, 13-25 (Moscow time), the values of the upper limit of the price corridor (up to 109.16) and the range of market risk assessment (up to 1145.23 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 11.25%) for the security RU000A10D5C5 (RZhD 1P-48R) were changed.

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Financial news: 06.11.2025, 12-34 (Moscow time) the values of the upper limit of the price corridor and the range for assessing market risks for security RU000A0JRJB8 (WHSD 01) were changed.

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November 6, 2025

12:34

In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and deposit market of PJSC Moscow Exchange by the National Credit Center (JSC) on 06.11.2025, 12-34 (Moscow time), the values of the upper limit of the price corridor (up to 144.92) and the range of market risk assessment (up to 1790.3 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 62.5%) of the security RU000A0JRJB8 (ZSD 01) were changed.

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The 8th All-Russian Student TIM Championship has started at St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering.

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Denis Nizhegorodtsev's speech at the championship opening

On November 6, the 8th All-Russian TIM Championship officially opened at SPbGASU. Denis Nizhegorodtsev, Director of the SPbGASU Educational Center for Digital Competencies, addressed the participants with a welcoming speech. He emphasized that today's design reality involves collaborative problem-solving by specialized specialists, and the TIM Championship teaches how to comprehensively utilize digital solutions for all parallel processes involved in construction projects of any complexity.

This year, the championship brought together participants from 10 Russian universities. Teams from St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering (SPbGASU), Nizhny Novgorod State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering (NNGASU), Perm National Research Polytechnic University (PNRPU), Tyumen Industrial University (TIU), Moscow State University of Civil Engineering (NRU MGSU), Togliatti State University (TSU), and Far Eastern State Transport University (FESU) will compete in person.

Vyatka State University (VyatSU), South Ural State University (SUSU), and Tomsk State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering (TSUACE) are participating in the championship remotely.

Each team consists of seven members and completes a single task across seven competencies: architect, designer, heating and ventilation engineer, water supply and wastewater engineer, estimator, electrical engineer, and TIM coordinator. In one week, the teams will have to create a complete digital model of a children's educational institution in St. Petersburg.

The final of the TIM Championship will take place on November 14.

"Competitions like these allow us to improve and test our university knowledge, develop teamwork skills, and share experiences and best practices in digital design in a short timeframe and under conditions similar to real-world project tasks," Denis Nizhegorodtsev is confident.

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RUDN University students became winners and prize winners of the StudRussia competition

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The Moscow State Linguistic University announced the results of the regional round of the All-Russian competition for international students, "StudRussia." RUDN University students took home the first and second prizes in several categories! Alfred Osman Kamara, a sixth-year medical student majoring in General Medicine, received the Grand Prix and the title of "Best International Student" in the English-language track.

A total of 33 countries participated in the competition, including India, Pakistan, Morocco, Ghana, Ecuador, Uganda, Nigeria, Mexico, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Brazil, China, Mongolia, Iran, Palestine, Tunisia, Algeria, Vietnam, and others. At MSLU, 140 students from 57 leading educational institutions across 14 regions of the Central Federal District competed for the title of best. Winners and runners-up were selected in each category in two language tracks—Russian and English.

Cultural code of Russia

During the qualifying round, the expert committee reviewed the contestants' achievements across the competition's categories. At the district round, the participants were able to further immerse themselves in Russian history and culture. First, they played the quiz "The Cultural Code of Russia," which tested their knowledge of our country. The participants answered questions about famous Russian writers, artists, composers, and important historical events.

The next day, the contestants took a tour of the National Center "Russia." They learned about various facets of Russian culture, from traditional crafts to modern technology. The guide explained the cultural characteristics of the regions, emphasizing Russia's diversity. The guests were particularly impressed by the sections dedicated to scientific and technological achievements, demonstrating how rapidly our country is developing today.

The students then enjoyed a lecture from the Russian Society "Knowledge." The speaker, Pyotr Akimov, Dean of the Faculty of Philology at Orenburg Pedagogical University, explained why the Russian language is considered the foundation of Russian statehood. For the convenience of the foreign guests, the lecture was translated into English. The district stage concluded with a formal ceremony announcing and awarding the competition winners.

The Grand Prix for "Best International Student" in the English-language track was awarded to Kamar Alfred Osman from Sierra Leone. He took top positions in several competition categories, excelled in the on-site challenges, and impressed the expert committee with his academic achievements. Alfred regularly participates in various international and national forums, actively volunteers, and even gives lectures to schoolchildren.

"This recognition means a lot to me—not only as a personal achievement, but also as a testament to my dedication, resilience, and the power of international education and collaboration. I sincerely thank RUDN, my teachers, and everyone who supported me along the way. This achievement once again proves that where there is passion, hard work, and faith, all boundaries disappear, giving way to bridges. And may this achievement inspire students around the world to dream boldly and persistently strive for the highest!" — Alfred Osman Kamara

On the way to the main goal

Nikita Radaev, a fourth-year student in the Biomedicine program at the RUDN University School of Medicine and a representative of Kyrgyzstan, emerged as the winner in the "Future of Science" category in the Russian-language track. According to Nikita, in his motivation letter, which he attached to his application, he described bioinformatics—a field in demand and with enormous potential for development in Russia and the CIS. He plans to study it in his master's program next year and pursue a career in it.

"I'm still far from my ultimate goal—becoming a highly qualified bioinformatician—but I'm working hard to achieve it. For example, last year I improved my Python programming skills through a continuing education program at Innopolis University, and this year I completed the course "Technologies for Managing the Properties of Biological Objects: Methods of Bioinformatics and Molecular Biology" at Novosibirsk National Research State University. I've also begun writing my bachelor's thesis at the Koltsov Institute of Developmental Biology, where bioinformatics methods have found widespread application. I'm also working on a chatbot for patients with type 1 diabetes. The bot will significantly simplify disease management: automatic self-monitoring, calculation of bread units and insulin doses, and reminders for medical procedures are just a small part of its planned functionality. The project's work was confirmed by a certificate of participation in the RUDN.VC project accelerator, as well as letters of support from many organizations: DiaSoyuz (Moscow), the Diabetes Foundation (Kazan), and the National Center for Maternal and Child Health (Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic) — Nikita Radaev.

Nikita says he's pleased to know that Russia and RUDN University welcome students from all over the world, giving them the opportunity not only to study, but also to engage in research, and to learn about the cultures of different nations and themselves.

In addition to Alfred and Nikita, the following were the winners and runners-up of the competition:

Arina Bakirova (Kazakhstan), a first-year Master's student at the Engineering Academy, majoring in Construction, won first place in the Leaders of Generations category, Russian-language track; Nana Choulabi Desmond Loïc (Cameroon), a second-year medical student, majoring in General Medicine, won first place in the Leaders of Generations category, English-language track; Abdi Ima (Iran), a fourth-year student in General Medicine, won second place in the Science Trailblazer category, English-language track; and Musonda Keturah (Zambia), a second-year resident in Pediatrics, won second place in the Russian Language and Culture category.

The winners and Grand Prix holders of the district stage will take part in the final at the All-Russian stage of the competition from November 20 to December 10.

About the competition

The organizers of the StudRussia competition are the National University of Science and Technology MISIS with the support of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation.

The goal of the competition is to support international students in Russia who have demonstrated outstanding achievements in education and science, youth policy, student leadership, community service, volunteerism, creativity, and sports.

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Vote for a RUDN University Master's student in the Moscow Student of the Year competition.

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RUDN University master's student Alexander Mironenko won the "Patriot of the Year" award at the "Moscow Student of the Year" competition, where 500 participants from 100 universities and colleges across the city competed for the title. Nikola Balev, a first-year student majoring in Tourism at the Graduate School of Management, also won the "Intellect of the Year" award.

The second stage of the competition is currently underway, featuring online voting. The results will determine the Grand Prix winner among the individual and group winners. To support Alexander, please go to follow the link, register and/or log in on the "Youth of Moscow" portal and click the "Vote" button under the contestant's photo.

The Grand Prix winners will represent the capital in the finals of the Russian National Student of the Year Award. They will also receive a talent development certificate, which will help them implement initiatives, pursue training, or undertake other meaningful activities.

About a RUDN student

Alexander Mironenko is a first-year Master's student majoring in "Russia in History and the Modern World." He leads the student research society at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and regularly organizes various educational events. He is also the author of the project "Along the Roads of the Civil War in Siberia," which aims to create an information resource and conduct fieldwork and reconstruction of monuments and sites related to the events of the Civil War in the Novosibirsk Region.

About the competition

"Moscow Student of the Year" is the regional stage of the Russian national "Student of the Year" award. The competition identifies and supports students from Moscow's universities and colleges who have demonstrated outstanding achievements in science, creativity, sports, journalism, youth policy, student leadership, community service, and volunteerism.

The organizers of the competition are the Moscow Youth project of the capital Committee on Public Relations and Youth Policy AndMoscow City Organization of the Russian Youth Union.

This year, participants competed in 18 individual and collective categories, including "Chairman of the Student Council of the Year," "Community Activist of the Year," "Patriot of the Year," "Intellect of the Year," "International Student of the Year," "Volunteer of the Year," "Media of the Year," "Student Scientific Society," and others.

During the remote stage of the competition, experts evaluated the participants' portfolios, where they presented their achievements in their chosen category. The selected candidates then demonstrated their knowledge in in-person challenges, including self-presentations and solving case studies. The awards ceremony for the winners of the first stage of the competition took place on October 31 at the "Youth of Moscow" space.

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National Unity Day at SPbGASU: a festival of cultures and friendship among students from around the world

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Head of the Public Relations Department of the Council of Foreign Students Soykan Shenturk, Antonia Angelova, Sergey Mikhailov and Sabrinkhon Solehzoda open the celebration

On November 5, a festival dedicated to National Unity Day was held at the "Tochka Rosta" space. Organized by the Council of International Students of SPbGASU, the event brought together students from St. Petersburg universities and 14 countries. The event, part of the All-Russian "Russia – a Family of Families" campaign, demonstrated how cultural diversity can be a source of mutual understanding and friendship.

The ceremony was opened by Antonia Angelova, Chair of the Council of Foreign Students. In keeping with ancient Slavic tradition, she treated the guests to bread, piquant drinks, and honey—symbols of hospitality, prosperity, and peace.

Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs Sergey Mikhailov addressed the participants with a welcoming speech. "Our university is proud of the atmosphere of friendship, cooperation, and respect for the traditions of different peoples created at SPbGASU," Sergey Vladimirovich emphasized. He recalled that the university enrolls students from all 89 constituent entities of the Russian Federation and 54 countries. The Vice-Rector also noted that such initiatives help strengthen cultural ties and highlight the important role of students in developing international cooperation.

A veritable kaleidoscope of national traditions unfolded on the festival stage: the audience was impressed by the Indonesian song "Boru Panggoaran" performed by SPbGASU student Ikhda Prasetia, the Chinese dance "Land of Ceremonies and Rituals" performed by Zhang Jitao, as well as performances by guests from other universities – Peruvian David Carol Outten (St. Petersburg State Marine Technical University) and Alisson Stephanie Mandieta (St. Petersburg Polytechnic University) from Nigeria.

Following the concert, participants and guests went to a cultural fair, where students presented their countries' national dishes and drinks. Teams from Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Iraq, Iran, Yemen, China, Kyrgyzstan, Nicaragua, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Turkey, and Ecuador set up tables with refreshments.

In addition, the Council of Foreign Students and the Ideal Youth Center of the Admiralty District organized a quiz called "The Origins of Unity." The questions covered the history of the holiday, the cultural traditions of the peoples of Russia, and the values of mutual respect.

Sabrinkhon Solehzoda, a postgraduate student in the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Deputy Chair of the International Students' Council, noted: "This is my seventh year studying at SPbGASU, and this is the seventh year this event has been held. It brings together all cultures, all international students at our university. We want to show what we have in common and how different cultures can become one big family."

Veronika Pivo, a second-year student in the Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Urban Management, echoed her sentiments: "I'm an international student from Belarus. Events like these help you realize you're not alone in this country, help you make friends, and better understand other cultures."

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War and Peace: GUU students visited the Patriotic War of 1812 Museum

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Before National Unity Day, third- and fourth-year students majoring in Advertising and Public Relations, led by instructors Olga Vasilyeva and Alexandra Timokhovich, visited the Museum of the Patriotic War of 1812 to refresh their memories of the Napoleonic Wars.

During the tour, the children examined over 2,000 exhibits and learned about the exploits of Russian soldiers and commanders who demonstrated impressive courage and selflessness. "I was particularly struck by the 'Road to Triumph' hall, dedicated to the Russian army's foreign campaigns and the decisive battles leading to victory over Napoleon. The exhibit vividly illustrates the journey from the expulsion of the invaders from Russia to the complete defeat of the French army, highlighting the genius of the commanders and the indomitable spirit of the Russian people. This is not just a chronology of victories, but a story of the unity of nations in the struggle for freedom," shared Emilia Vasilenko.

The museum's exhibition is structured chronologically, from the early 19th century to the end of the pan-European confrontation of 1815. Display cases feature reconstructed uniforms of the Russian and French armies, weapons, and authentic items from soldiers' everyday lives. Modern multimedia technologies make the visit interactive and visual.

"When you stand before the authentic uniform of a private from the Pavlovsky Grenadier Regiment, and interactive battle maps come to life on the wall, it's a powerful experience. This combination allows you to study the tactical aspects of the battle in detail. We felt how important it is to preserve the memory of the past and share it with others," said Ekaterina Smirnova.

Students were able to experience the world of commanders-in-chief, see the personal belongings of Emperors Alexander I and Napoleon Bonaparte, and the monumental paintings of Vasily Vereshchagin and the final hall with military trophies vividly demonstrated the triumph of the Russian army.

"The museum visit was a true journey through history, helping us feel the spirit of the times and understand how culture and communication intertwine even in a museum setting. For us, communications students, the museum became an example of how to connect with an audience without words—through emotion, aesthetics, and atmosphere. The combination of historical accuracy, modern technology, and rare exhibits makes the museum's exhibition not just educational, but truly vibrant and emotional," noted Angelina Igoshina.

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Rashid Mangushev and Anatoly Osokin took part in an international conference on tunneling and underground construction.

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Representatives of SPbGASU at the conference

The 25th annual conference on tunneling and underground construction was held in Hefei, China, on October 25–26.

SPbGASU was represented by Rashid Mangushev, Academic Director of the Scientific and Pedagogical School, Director of the Scientific, Production and Consulting Center for Geotechnology at SPbGASU, Honored Scientist of Russia, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences, Doctor of Engineering, Professor of the Department of Geotechnics, and Anatoly Osokin, Head of the Department of Geotechnics, Honored Builder of Russia, Candidate of Engineering Sciences, Associate Professor.

Representatives from SPbGASU presented reports on the developments of scientists from the Department of Geotechnics, which address challenges arising during underground work during the construction of unique building foundations and in metro construction. The reports sparked interest among our Chinese colleagues.

During the conference, representatives of the Russian Engineering Academy and the China Tunnel Association signed a cooperation agreement to exchange educational programs and conduct joint scientific research in the field of underground construction and tunneling.

During the negotiations, Russian and Chinese colleagues agreed on the possibility of educational exchanges for postgraduate and master's students in their respective fields.

"We are confident that educational exchanges for students, master's students, and postgraduates, joint scientific and technical conferences on underground construction in complex soil conditions, and collaboration in geotechnical research will enable us to reach a new level of subsurface development and new geotechnical discoveries in design, calculation, and technology," said Rashid Mangushev. "We hope that the collaboration initiated during our attendance at the anniversary conference will continue."

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