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The sixth youth business ideas competition has started at the Polytechnic University.

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Registration for the sixth edition of The Blue Ocean Open Polytech Entrepreneurship Competition 2026, a youth competition for entrepreneurial and business ideas, is now open. Blue ocean strategy is a strategy for creating competition-free markets developed in the early 2000s by INSEAD business school professors Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne.

During the competition, participants learn the five core analytical tools of blue ocean strategy on an online platform, apply them to solve practical cases, and develop their entrepreneurial ideas. The competition is designed for those who want to understand how to create a product based on the concept of value innovation, whereby consumers gain new value and producers reduce costs.

Over the six years of the competition, more than 1,000 people have participated. This year, 165 participants—college and university students, as well as graduate students—registered. They formed teams of up to four people.

The competition is held in two stages remotely. The first stage involves studying the fundamentals of blue ocean strategy and solving a practical task on its application. This stage runs from March 2 to 31. The results are scheduled to be announced from April 1 to 7. The announcement of the results will be on April 8.

The second stage involves developing a blue ocean strategy for your startup, entrepreneurial idea, or generating an idea from scratch. It runs until April 20th. The results will be announced between April 21st and 28th.

The announcement of the competition results is scheduled for April 29. The awards ceremony for the winners will take place in May.

The presentation format of the results includes video presentations of the project and case solution.

This year, the competition organizer, the Institute of Industrial Management, Economics, and Trade, provided a prize fund of 140,000 rubles from the "Economic Education" endowment fund of the SPbPU Endowment Fund to award the winners. The competition is also supported by the Polytech Foundation for Innovation Support and Development, the Higher School of Technological Entrepreneurship, and the Advanced Engineering School "Digital Engineering" of SPbPU.

Prizes for teams of up to four people are: first place – 60,000 rubles, second place – 40,000 rubles, and third place – 20,000 rubles. The prize for the most technologically advanced project is 20,000 rubles. A special prize of 20,000 rubles for the "Captain of the winning team" was provided by the competition partner. LLC "PSS"The company's CEO is Pavel Balobanov. The company is a leader in the Russian market in strategic consulting and business process digitalization for organizations in the construction industry.

All team members will receive certificates, and the winners will receive diplomas and additional points for admission to the Polytechnic University's master's program in the IPMEiT program without exams based on winning the portfolio competition: winners – 60 points, runners-up – 40 points.

Contacts:

The chairman of the competition jury is Anastasiy Igorevich Klimin, associate professor at the Higher School of Industrial Management: klimin_ai@spbstu.ru.

The competition manager is Vitaly Trofimov, a first-year student in the Marketing Communications and Market Analytics master's program and a winner of the 2024 and 2025 competitions: trofimov2.vv@edu.spbstu.ru.

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Polytechnic University Master's students completed a practical internship at RBI

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The St. Petersburg Polytechnic University Institute of Civil Engineering, together with the developer RBI Group, organized an introductory internship for master's students in the international educational program "Civil Engineering." During the internship, the students visited the construction site of the Kuindzhi residential complex.

The event was attended by second-year master's students from 11 countries: China, Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Burundi, Zimbabwe, Sudan, Nigeria, Cameroon, and Afghanistan, as well as their Russian classmates. The tour was led by Natalia Braila, Associate Professor at the Institute of Hydrotechnical and Power Engineering (ISI) and Head of the Educational Program.

A visit to the residential complex under construction provided a unique opportunity for students to observe the modern construction methods and technologies used by leading developers in St. Petersburg today: from modern engineering systems to landscaping, structural systems, energy-efficient facades and translucent structures, digital coordination via a BIM model, and tender process management.

St. Petersburg has historically been and remains a place for implementing the most advanced technologies, from the construction of the first brick buildings on Vasilievsky Island to the construction of Europe's tallest skyscraper. Our goal, as one of the oldest technical universities in the country, is to share our achievements with talented specialists from friendly countries, who can contribute to the development of their own countries and bring their original ideas to our land. And it's important to us that we have the support of St. Petersburg's leading developers in this endeavor," emphasized SPbPU Rector Andrey Rudskoy.

The tour was led by Sergey Neelov, Head of the RBI Group's Engineering Team, and Taisiya Zelenkova, Director of Information Policy and Communications at RBI Group. During the visit, the specialists explained the project's features to the students and answered their questions.

The event included a tour of the facility's main areas: the architectural design and layout of the exterior, underground parking, apartment units, and the technical rooms supporting the building's utility systems. Of particular interest was the opportunity to examine the utility systems during the installation phase, prior to finishing work, allowing future specialists to thoroughly examine the logic behind the systems' placement and operating principles.

The graduate students also learned about the concept behind the residential complex's name. They were introduced to the philosophy behind the name "Kuindzhi," which reflects the connection between the building's architectural image and the creative legacy of artist Arkhip Kuindzhi, renowned for his mastery of light and color. This example demonstrated the potential for integrating artistic and engineering approaches in creating a comfortable urban environment.

Our mission is not only to develop urban areas through our projects but also to pass on our experience to talented young people and future generations. We actively collaborate with the Polytechnic University, holding lectures and discussions, and now also practical tours for young engineers and construction workers. Without this transfer of experience, the further development of the industry, and with it the development of the economy and the country, would be impossible," noted Eduard Tiktinsky, President of the RBI Group and Honorary Professor of SPbPU.

Eduard Tiktinsky more than once met with students of SPbPU and gave lectures. At these meetings, he shares his experiences, secrets of personal effectiveness and developing new skills with students, helping them find their path and profession. Since 2025, the President of RBI has held the title Honorary Professor of SPbPUEduard Tiktinsky is also known for his support of young entrepreneurs and as an expert in education. In 2017, he initiated the creation of the non-profit educational project "School of Future Leaders" for talented and motivated high school students. It now brings together over 200 participants—schoolchildren, students, and university graduates. Eduard Tiktinsky's lectures, presentations, and discussions at various business clubs invariably draw full houses.

"It was a fantastic experience for our group. Watching the construction of a residential complex in real life, especially with the team working diligently even in the snow, was fascinating and inspiring," noted Master's student Anas Ahmed.

"I really enjoyed the tour, from the beautiful façade to the underground parking, water supply, heating, and low-voltage systems, apartments, and the control room. For me, it was a clear confirmation of the high level of the Russian engineering school, which my mentor in Nigeria, architect Christian Uloko, had told me about," commented master's student Ndur Aondona Elijah.

"The tour of the RBI construction site was a profound practical lesson in quality, safety, and organizational discipline in modern construction. We saw all the key areas of the site—from the underground parking garage with utility systems to the apartment. I was particularly impressed by RBI's philosophy—a balance of innovation and strict control that allows for the creation of reliable and beautiful buildings. For me, as a future engineer, this visit was clear confirmation that construction is not just about calculations and materials, but about respect for the plan and uncompromising quality at every stage. I thank the Institute of Strategic Studies and RBI for this invaluable experience," said Master's student Umar Khazrat.

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A delegation from the Consulate General of Uzbekistan visited the Polytechnic University

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A delegation from the Consulate General of the Republic of Uzbekistan, headed by Consul Kabul Alimov, paid an official visit to Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University.

The visit began with a tour of the university's International Campus, followed by talks with Dmitry Arsenyev, SPbPU Vice-Rector for International Affairs, and the heads of relevant departments. The parties discussed a wide range of bilateral cooperation issues. They focused on expanding dual degree programs with leading universities in Uzbekistan, as well as the possibility of implementing joint scientific and educational projects, including international student marathons and festivals.

"Uzbekistan is currently one of our top three priority partners for the Polytechnic University. We collaborate very actively, and we have over twenty partner universities in the republic," noted Dmitry Arsenyev.

The key event of the program was a meeting between the consulate delegation and Uzbek citizens studying at the Polytechnic University. During an open dialogue, the consul inquired about the students' living and studying conditions, their academic performance, and their involvement in community life. The students asked questions about migration registration, access to consular and legal services, and their participation in the activities of the Youth Union of Uzbekistan in the Northwestern Federal District.

Polytechnic University representatives responsible for student affairs praised the Uzbek students' level of preparation, noting their high level of culture and diligence in their studies. Institute leaders confirmed the demand for the engineering and economics specialties the students are pursuing.

"We want you not only to study but also to participate in the lives of our compatriots in St. Petersburg. If you have ideas, creative projects, or a desire to represent Uzbek culture, we are ready to support you. The doors of the consulate are always open to you," Kabul Alimov told the students.

At a meeting with students, support was expressed for the election of a leader for the Uzbek Community at the Polytechnic University. This will optimize interaction between students and the consulate and engage them in cultural and sporting events held in St. Petersburg. Consulate representatives invited the students to Uzbek Cinema Days and encouraged them to participate in other international projects at our university.

The visit concluded with a visit to the Polytechnic University Interclub. The guests toured the Unified Center for Registration of Foreign Citizens and praised the living conditions and support system for SPbPU's international students.

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The annual "Olympiad in Written Translation from English" was held at the Faculty of Economics of Novosibirsk State University.

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This is an annual Olympiad that is held among students. Faculty of Economics (Eng. Faculty) of NSU. English teachers at the Faculty invite first- and second-year students with the highest level of English proficiency and developed English-to-Russian translation skills. However, all interested Eng. Faculty students who want to test their knowledge and skills are welcome to participate.

"The goal of the event is to increase motivation for learning English in general, and economic English in particular, to identify the most talented students in the field of English-to-Russian translation, to develop critical thinking and creative problem-solving skills, to develop skills in working with economic and legal texts, and to develop professional language competence," commented Natalia Tyuleneva, Associate Professor of the Department of General Economic Education at the Faculty of Economics and Management at NSU and the Olympiad organizer.

Participants had 60 minutes to translate a text on economic and legal topics from English into Russian. The use of paper dictionaries or dictionaries on laptops and tablets was permitted. The translation must be literary and stylistically correct. Grammatical and lexical difficulties, writing style, and the author's own creative approach were taken into account when evaluating and selecting the winners.

"For example, the sentence 'Today is expected to be the busiest shopping day of the year…' was translated by students as: 'Today is expected to be the busiest shopping day of the year,' 'It is expected that today will be the most popular shopping day of the year,' or 'It is expected that today will be the busiest shopping day of the entire year.' And the phrase 'sales frenzy that is Black Friday' was translated as: 'Black Friday madness,' 'the frenzy of people during Black Friday sales,' 'the sale rush that is Black Friday,' 'a sale as hot as Black Friday,' or 'a discount sale,'" Natalia Tyuleneva explained.

According to the results of the Olympiad among first-year students, the prize places were taken by:

2nd place – Elizaveta Izmailova (group 25708.1) and Anton Ufilin (group 25704.1);

3rd place – Elizaveta Novoselova (group 25710.1) and Sofia Sherstobitova (group 25707.1).

Among 2nd year students:

1st place – Elizaveta Cheremisina (gr. 24704.1);

2nd place – Daria Polkovnikova (group 24702.2);

3rd place – Elizaveta Limanova (group 24704.1).

All winners receive commemorative prizes and certificates. Winners have the opportunity to participate in the city stage of the Translation Olympiad and often take top spots.

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Registration is now open for the Summer School on Cryptography and Information Security.

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The Summer School "Cryptography and Information Security" is a traditional event organized by the Cryptographic Center (Novosibirsk) and the International Mathematical Center in Akademgorodok in collaboration with various hosts. In 2026, the Summer School "Cryptography and Information Security" will be held in Moscow at the National Research Nuclear University MEPhI.

Dates: July 20 – August 3, 2026. Venue: Moscow, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI. Participation format: in-person. Application deadline: May 20.

Students will attend lectures, work in teams and individually on projects related to solving research problems in cryptography and information security, and participate in sports activities. One of the most important events of the school-conference is a roundtable discussion on modern cryptography issues. Project topics cover various aspects of modern cryptography and information security, including symmetric and asymmetric cryptography algorithms, and the construction of cryptographic protocols for solving authentication, identification, key transfer, messaging, and other cryptographic problems.

University undergraduate and graduate students, as well as high school students, are invited to participate. Space is limited. Partial financial support for travel and accommodation is available for out-of-town participants.

The organizers and partners of the summer school are:

Cryptographic Center (Novosibirsk);

National Research Nuclear University MEPhI;

International Mathematical Center in Akademgorodok;

Novosibirsk State University;

Southern Federal University;

JSC Scientific and Production Company KRYPTONIT;

CRYPTO-PRO LLC;

GC "Practical Security Systems"

Security Code LLC;

Enseucrypto-lab LLC;

NeoQUEST.

The school's leaders are Natalia Nikolaevna Tokareva, PhD, Associate Professor of the Department of Theoretical Cybernetics at the Faculty of Mathematics and Mathematics of Novosibirsk State University, Leading Researcher at the NSU MMC, and Head of the Cryptographic Center (Novosibirsk). The host is Marina Aleksandrovna Pudovkina, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, Professor of the Department of Cryptography and Computer Systems Security at the National Research Nuclear University MEPhI.

As a reminder, the 2025 Summer School was held in St. Petersburg, in 2024 in Taganrog, in 2023 in Kaliningrad, and before that in Novosibirsk. The new Summer School is shaping up to be the largest and most exciting yet—the organizers are preparing many pleasant surprises for participants.

A video about the last summer school is available at link

You can submit your application at school website

Dear friends, we are waiting for your applications!

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Novosibirsk State University hosted a roundtable discussion on digital assets jointly with the Central Bank of the Russian Federation and the Higher School of Economics.

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Novosibirsk State University has been implementing this program since 2022. Digital Departments project along with other participating universities Priority 2030 programAs part of this project, additional professional education program "Digital Jurisprudence" A roundtable discussion on digital assets was held, where participants discussed current issues related to digital asset circulation, particularly digital financial assets (DFAs), the use of digital currency, and the digital ruble within the Russian legal framework and with partner countries. The roundtable was interdisciplinary, with participants including lawyers, economists, technical specialists, and entrepreneurs.

Representatives from other Russian research centers and universities participated in the roundtable, including the Higher School of Economics, the Lebedev Russian State University of Justice, the Moscow University of Finance and Law (MFUA), the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, the Private Law Center of the Institute of Legislation and Comparative Law under the Government of the Russian Federation, and others. HSE University acted as a co-organizer and partner of the event.

The roundtable was also supported by industrial partners of the NSU Digital Department. Representatives of the Siberian Main Administration of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation (SMA CB) discussed current trends in digital asset turnover. Polina Sazonova, Director of the IT company Descendancy, shared her experience supporting the turnover of digital financial assets; a representative of Tokeny LLC (Tokeon platform) discussed significant digital financial asset projects implemented by the company; and a notary representative shared aspects of law enforcement in this area.

Nadezhda Barbanakova, Head of the Payment Systems and Settlements Department of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, emphasized:

"Two years ago, we said the digital financial services market was still relatively young. Today, the total value of all digital financial instruments issued in our country is approaching 1.5 trillion rubles. This further confirms the market's attractiveness."

For this to continue to develop, ongoing dialogue is needed between businesses, regulators, government agencies, as well as platform representatives and researchers. For example, last year in Novosibirsk, we held a meeting attended by companies that had already issued digital financial assets and those planning to raise capital.

As a result, we formed a focus group, and one of its results was the creation of the "Guide"—an educational app on the digital financial instrument issuance process. Today, we're introducing businesses to its capabilities.

The event's initiator and organizer, Elizaveta Zainutdinova, head of the Digital Jurisprudence program at NSU, noted that the roundtable was practical and useful for the participants. She did not rule out the possibility of joint projects for the implementation of digital asset circulation, in which NSU could participate and serve as a member of the advisory group.

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Financial news: Expanding availability of bond trading.

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In continuation news Regarding changes to the stock and currency market systems planned for March 23, 2026, we are announcing expanded availability of bond trading. Starting March 23, bond trading will be available in the TQCB, PSOB, and PTOB modes during an additional morning trading session. For the TQCB mode, additional price fluctuation limits will apply during the morning session: ±5% of the previous trading day's closing price. Orders exceeding these limits will be rejected by the system.

The list of instruments for the morning session, effective March 23, 2026, will be expanded to include bonds traded in the T-Quarter Trading Mode with Ruble Settlement (TQCB). For securities admitted to the morning session, the opening auction will not be repeated during the main session, as is already the case for OFZs.

Starting April 13, 2026, all remaining bonds (traded in the "Bonds D – Main Trading Mode," "Bonds D – Negotiated Trading System," "Bonds D – Negotiated Trading System with Central Counterparty," and "Main Trading Mode T," Negotiated Trading System, and Negotiated Trading System with Central Counterparty with yuan settlements) will be added to the additional morning trading session and evening trading session. Additional price fluctuation limits will apply for non-addressed trading modes:

±5% of the previous trading day's closing price for the morning session; ±10% of the current trading day's closing price for the evening session.

The full list of changes planned for the release has been updated and is available at the following link: https://fs.moex.com/f/23581/version-2026-1.pdf.

Contact information for media: 7 (495) 363-3232PR@moex.com

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Financial news: New fixings for precious metals.

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In continuation news Regarding the changes planned for March 23, 2026, in the stock and currency market system, we announce the addition of new instruments for precious metals.

Starting March 23, Moscow Exchange will introduce new fixings for precious metals:

SILVFIXME — silver fixing tool (tool SLVRUB_TOM); PLATFIXME — platinum fixing tool (tool PLTRUB_TOM); PALADFIXME — palladium fixing tool (tool PLDRUB_TOM).

New fixing values are calculated similarly to GOLDFIXME. Calculations are performed daily between 11:30:01 and 12:30:00. Values are determined with an accuracy of two decimal places; the Q parameter is set to 1.

Fixings will be broadcast to external sources similar to GOLDFIXME. New fixings will be added to the following pages on the Moscow Exchange website:

The full list of changes planned for the release has been updated and is available at the following link: https://fs.moex.com/f/23581/version-2026-1.pdf.

Contact information for media: 7 (495) 363-3232PR@moex.com

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Marat Khusnullin: Volunteer recruitment for voting on improvement projects has begun.

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Russia has begun recruiting volunteers for a nationwide vote on improvement projects. Applications to join the volunteer corps can be submitted starting March 12 on the Dobro.RF platform. Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin announced the announcement.

“One of the country’s national development goals is a comfortable and safe living environment. The national project "Infrastructure for Life" is an integral tool for achieving this. Within this framework, we are consistently working with regions and municipalities to improve public spaces, and this is yielding tangible results. It is important that residents themselves choose which places in their cities will be transformed. This is why the all-Russian vote on improvement projects, which has been held since 2021 and has garnered 68 million votes to date, has become extremely popular. The voting geography is expanding—1,667 municipalities can now participate. In 2025, the reunified regions joined the vote for the third time, with projects receiving nearly 131,000 votes. Volunteers in this process act as guides for residents, helping them participate in the voting. Over the course of this period, more than 500,000 volunteers have contributed to the improvement of cities. We greatly appreciate their assistance—thanks to the activity of volunteers, more and more Russians are getting involved in addressing their development issues. cities,” noted Marat Khusnullin.

Volunteer support for the project has been ongoing for the sixth year. Volunteer tasks were included in the agenda for discussion at the "There Are Results!" reporting and program forum, held by United Russia in Rostov-on-Don. These tasks include informing residents about public space design projects and helping them vote for their favorite projects through the government services portal, including parks, embankments, squares, pedestrian and recreational areas, and central city squares proposed for improvement. Volunteers also answer citizens' questions about project implementation timelines, how to initiate initiatives and propose their own projects, and more.

"Experience shows that when there's someone nearby who can explain and offer advice, people are much more active in voting. Last year, during the fifth all-Russian online vote, approximately 170,000 volunteers participated and helped 60% of citizens cast their ballots, collecting nearly 9.5 million votes. It's worth noting that residents not only vote for selected projects but also initiate change themselves, proposing projects for improvement during the list compilation stage. This creates a comprehensive feedback system between citizens and government authorities on urban development issues. Volunteers who help residents make their choices are part of the larger process of transforming our country. I encourage all concerned individuals to join the Dobro.RF volunteer team and contribute to Russia's development," said Deputy Minister of Construction and Housing and Utilities Alexey Yeresko.

Among the areas created thanks to voting are, for example, the Energy of Sport Park in the city of Ruzayevka in the Republic of Mordovia, for which over 10,000 people voted; the Molodezhny Innovation Park in the city of Gubkinsky in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, with its developed infrastructure and art installations, which received 3,000 votes; and the Heroic Pilots Park in the Dzerzhinsky District of Volgograd, with its children's and sports town, which received 24,000 votes.

"The project's volunteer corps has grown exponentially over the past six years. While just over 11,000 volunteers participated in 2021, today it represents hundreds of thousands of people across the country. This growth reflects the coordinated work of regional headquarters, the Dobro.RF team, and the high demand from people to participate. The project gives everyone the opportunity to get involved, see results, and personally influence the future of their city. A new season is upon us, and we are confident that active volunteers and those who are just starting out will continue to strengthen the movement," noted Artyom Metelev, Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Youth Policy, Head of the Dobro.RF ecosystem, and member of the United Russia faction.

In 2026, the all-Russian vote is planned to be held not only in municipalities with populations over 20,000 but also in municipalities where key population centers are located. Volunteers will inform residents about the projects at information points and public spaces and will also assist with voting using a simplified format. Anyone over the age of 14 can become a volunteer.

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Dmitry Grigorenko: The first meeting of the government subcommittee on the development of artificial intelligence took place.

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Deputy Prime Minister and Chief of the Government Staff Dmitry Grigorenko held the first meeting of the subcommittee on the development and implementation of artificial intelligence technologies. The subcommittee was established in early March to coordinate operationally with the unified headquarters—the Presidential Commission on the Development of Artificial Intelligence Technologies.

During the first meeting, the central topic of discussion was the development of key performance indicators (KPIs) for the implementation of AI in economic sectors, public administration, and the social sphere. Federal ministries and agencies presented their proposals for developing KPIs. This is the first approach to defining target indicators; they will be further refined.

"Today, the first meeting of the government subcommittee on AI development and implementation took place. The main agenda item was the development of target indicators for AI implementation in key areas. Our goal is to develop KPIs that don't simply document AI implementation, but truly reflect the scale and real effectiveness of the technology's application in the economy, social sphere, and public administration. Importantly, these indicators are developed with the expertise of relevant specialists," commented Dmitry Grigorenko.

The meeting also discussed legal regulation of artificial intelligence technologies, as well as future tasks to determine industries' needs for computing infrastructure for AI implementation.

The subcommittee is focused on addressing practical and operational issues in the development of artificial intelligence. Its members include Minister of Industry and Trade Anton Alikhanov, Minister of Education Sergey Kravtsov, Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut, Minister of Health Mikhail Murashko, Minister of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov, Minister of Science and Higher Education Valery Falkov, Minister of Energy Sergey Tsivilev, Minister of Digital Development, Communications, and Mass Media Maksut Shadayev, Governor of the Moscow Region Andrey Vorobyov, as well as representatives of the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Defense, FSB, the Moscow government, and others.

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