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The application campaign for the fifth season of the International Award has ended

More than 50 thousand applications were submitted for participation in the award

“Our team of volunteers is strong and friendly – over five years, the project has been attended by

The Heroes of Our Time nomination presents projects aimed at supporting the participants of the SVO and their families, as well as initiatives to preserve the memory of the Great Patriotic War and help veterans. Among the declared projects in the nomination are the all-Russian action "Immortal Regiment", as well as the project of the charity foundation "Country for Children", which provides support to children of military personnel and families affected by military operations.

"In the fifth season of the award

Compared to last year, 2024, the number of applications increased by 11.3%, and the number of participating countries increased by 5. This year, 13 new countries joined the award for the first time: Austria, Ireland, Lithuania, Latvia, Abkhazia, Guinea-Bissau, North Macedonia, Myanmar, Croatia, Comoros, Oman, Switzerland and Estonia. The top 10 countries by number of projects: Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, India, Afghanistan, Morocco, Egypt, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Brazil and the USA.

This year, winners will be determined in such nominations as "Volunteer of the Year", "Mentor of the Year", "Heroes of Our Time", "Generation of Good", "Country of Opportunities", "Code of Mercy", "Leader of NPO", "Leader of Social Change. Large Business", "Leader of Social Change. SME", "Constituent Entity of the Russian Federation" and "Municipal Entities and Single-Industry Towns".

"This year, a total of 18,977 people are applying for the Volunteer of the Year nomination, and 5,890 people for the Mentor of the Year title. 11,960 applications have been submitted for the Heroes of Our Time nomination, 3,837 for the Generation of Goodness nomination, 6,335 for the Country of Opportunities nomination, 5,832 for the Code of Mercy nomination, and 1,654 for the Sustainable Future nomination," said Artem Metelev, Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Youth Policy and Head of the Dobro.RF ecosystem.

All projects will undergo expert evaluation, where each application will be analyzed according to the criteria of significance, scalability and social impact. At the regional stages and in the semi-finals, the selected teams will present their initiatives at the regional level. At the final stage, the jury – consisting of representatives of government agencies, the expert community and public organizations – will review the project materials and make a final decision. The winners will be announced in December at the International Forum of Civil Participation

The award was launched in 2021 with the support of Russian President Vladimir Putin and is developing on Russian and international tracks. In terms of the scale of involvement, the number of participating countries and the systematicity of support measures, the award

The organizers are Rosmolodezh and the social development ecosystem Dobro.RF.

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Order dated July 26, 2025 No. 2010-r

The list of projects to be implemented using federal budget funds within the framework of the comprehensive state program "Construction" has been expanded. An order has been signed to include the school in the All-Russian Children's Center "Orlyonok" and the infrastructure of the Talagi airport in Arkhangelsk.

The construction of a school for 1,100 students in the Orlyonok children's center is being carried out on the instructions of the President of Russia. The new educational institution will increase the number of participants in autumn and winter shifts in children's camps operating within the Orlyonok structure. In addition, the new school will become an experimental, pedagogical and methodological platform for the country's general education system. It is expected that the construction of the educational institution, the total area of which will be more than 17 thousand square meters, will be completed in 2028.

Another new project is the renovation of several taxiways at Talagi Airport in Arkhangelsk. The modernization will take place as part of the II, III and IV stages of the airport reconstruction work.

The comprehensive state program "Construction" was launched by order of the President of Russia in February 2023. It replaced the Federal Targeted Investment Program.

The list of facilities to be built under the state program was approved in 2023. It includes priority construction projects in terms of state funding. These are large social institutions in various regions of the country – medical, sports and educational centers, museums, public utilities and transport infrastructure. At the same time, the Government has provided for the possibility of updating the list annually. The total amount of federal funding for the events included in the list is about 5 trillion rubles.

The signed document introduces changes toby Government Order No. 267-r of February 7, 2023.

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Resolution of July 28, 2025 No. 1115

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The government continues to improve the system of calling emergency services using the single number 112.

A resolution was signed on the integration of the new state information system “Centralized system for collecting information from 112 systems”, operating on the basis of the unified GosTech platform, into the information space of regional 112 call systems.

This integration will allow for the automatic generation of internal information on the measures taken to respond to calls to a single number. It will be sent to various federal and regional authorities, including the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the Ministry of Health, to improve work with emergency calls.

The signed document contains changes in the Government Resolution of November 12, 2021 No. 1931.

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Denis Manturov met with the Governor of the Nizhny Novgorod Region Gleb Nikitin.

First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov held a working meeting in Moscow with the Governor of the Nizhny Novgorod Region Gleb Nikitin and discussed with him the development of the region’s industry and the implementation of promising projects.

Speaking about the general dynamics of industrial development, the head of the region noted the steady growth of the Nizhny Novgorod Region's indicators. The total volume of shipped products for the first half of 2025 amounted to 1.13 trillion rubles, which is 4.8% more than for the same period in 2024. The industrial production index for the half-year amounted to 103.3%, and for manufacturing – 104.7%. The greatest growth is observed in the production of coke and petroleum products – 44%, metal products – 31.1%, and the production of machinery and equipment – 21%.

Also during the meeting, the First Deputy Prime Minister discussed with the Governor issues related to the development of microelectronics, the implementation of infrastructure projects in Nizhny Novgorod, and the prospects for the region's interaction with Belarusian colleagues in the shipbuilding industry.

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Resolution of July 28, 2025 No. 1118

The government has extended the restrictions on gasoline exports, which are in effect until August 31, 2025 (inclusive), to direct producers of petroleum products. A resolution on this has been signed.

The decision was made to maintain a stable situation on the domestic fuel market during the period of high seasonal demand and agricultural field work.

The signed document introduces changes toGovernment Resolution of February 26, 2025 No. 229.

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Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexander Novak, as co-chairman, held the 61st meeting of the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee of OPEC countries via videoconference.

The parties reviewed crude oil production data for May and June 2025 and noted the high level of compliance by OPEC and non-OPEC countries participating in the Declaration of Cooperation.

The meeting participants confirmed the importance of adhering to the agreements within the OPEC deal, as well as achieving full compliance with quotas and compensations for oil production. Countries that allowed production in excess of the standards established for them must submit updated compensation plans to the OPEC Secretariat by August 18, 2025.

The Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee reserves the right to convene additional meetings or request a ministerial meeting of OPEC and non-OPEC members, as agreed at the 38th Ministerial Meeting held on 5 December 2024.

Monitoring of compliance with the production adjustments agreed at the 38th OPEC-non-OPEC Ministerial Meeting and additional voluntary production adjustments announced by OPEC Group of Eight countries will continue.

The next, 62nd meeting of the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee is scheduled for October 1.

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The Prime Minister got acquainted with the work of the university, including inter-university projects involving Omsk State University students and graduates, and the progress of the admissions campaign. Mikhail Mishustin was also presented with a project to create an inter-university campus in the Omsk Region and a presentation of a branch of the Al-Farabi Kazakh National University based at Omsk State University.

Omsk State University named after F.M. Dostoevsky is the first university in the region. It was founded on April 28, 1973. The name of Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky was given to Omsk State University in 2004.

The university structure includes an institute of secondary vocational education, 8 faculties, 33 departments, 3 research laboratories, a business education center, etc. About 6.8 thousand students study here, including more than 400 foreigners from 20 countries.

Omsk University trains specialists in the fields of physics and chemistry, mathematics, information technology, lawyers and economists, philologists, linguists and journalists, historians, etc.

In 2025, 1,505 people graduated from Omsk State University, 404 of whom received diplomas with honors.

Currently, Omsk State University is conducting scientific research in the field of chemistry, the results of which can be used in the production of medicinal drugs, in particular anti-cancer drugs, and applied in various fields of medicine: traumatology, orthopedics, and dentistry. Omsk State University scientists are also developing a digital service, research in the field of physics, the development of Russian legislation, and historical research.

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In 2024, Omsk State University (the only university in the Omsk region) entered the ranking of the 100 best universities in Russia and the top 10 universities in Siberia. Omsk State University ranks 12th in the ranking of universities in the country in terms of salaries of 2024 graduates working in economics and finance; 18th in terms of salaries of young specialists working in information technology, and 13th in terms of salaries of graduates in the legal field.

In 2024, the year of Omsk State University's 50th anniversary, a new building was opened, housing a branch of the Al-Farabi Kazakh National University. The branch will accept its first students in the 2025/2026 academic year.

The official start of the creation of the KazNU branch on the basis of the Omsk State University named after F.M. Dostoevsky was given during the official visit of the President of Russia to Kazakhstan on November 27, 2024 by the leaders of the countries.

The opening of a branch of a leading Kazakh university in Russia will contribute to increasing the effectiveness of scientific and educational cooperation between the two countries, including within the framework of Eurasian integration.

The branch of KazNU, which received a license to carry out educational activities in our country on May 22, 2025, is not only the first Kazakhstani, but also the first foreign branch of a foreign educational organization of higher education in Russia.

Recruitment of applicants is underway in three bachelor's degree programs: the Faculty of Philology (Kazakh language and literature), the Faculty of Law (customs affairs), and the Faculty of International Relations (international law). The expected number of applicants is 75 people. Instruction will be conducted in Kazakh, Russian, and English.

Seven higher education institutions and four scientific organizations located in the Omsk region are participating in the project to create an inter-university campus.

It is planned to create a single ecosystem "kindergarten – school – secondary vocational education/university – enterprise". Such integration will allow schoolchildren to use university laboratories, and students to work at the production sites of companies, solving real cases through internships and joint projects.

The planned area of campus facilities will be 215 thousand square meters. Of these: 5 academic buildings – 30 thousand square meters; technology park – 40 thousand square meters; flagship school – 30 thousand square meters; student dormitories – 40 thousand square meters (7.8 thousand places to stay); apart-hotel – 25 thousand square meters; sports and leisure center – 15 thousand square meters; business center – 25 thousand square meters; events area – 10 thousand square meters.

The campus specializations are determined based on the order of the real sector of the economy, as well as in accordance with the priority areas of scientific and technological development and the list of the most important science-intensive technologies: "Space and intelligent engineering", "ChemBioTech", "Biofortification in the agro-industrial complex", "Construction engineering and energy", "Social well-being of the future", "Digital logistics and supply chain management", "Instrument engineering and radio electronics". Three end-to-end centers are also planned: an additive technology center, a computing center, and a certification center.

The key partners of the project are JSC GC Etalon and PJSC Sberbank of Russia. Industrial partners are the state corporations Rostec, Roscosmos, Rosatom, the United Engine Corporation, JSC Russian Railways, and the Titan Group of Companies.

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The Prime Minister inspected the renovated hospital building and familiarized himself with a presentation on the development of the region’s healthcare system.

The building of the hospital for war veterans in Omsk is being prepared for delivery after major repairs and will become part of a single complex for providing medical care to participants in a special military operation. Modern methods of diagnostics, treatment and medical rehabilitation will become available to participants in the special military operation.

The area of the renovated building is more than 5.5 thousand square meters. It is planned to equip it with 513 units of medical equipment. There will be 140 beds, which will allow receiving over 3.5 thousand patients annually. The hospital will include a medical rehabilitation department for patients with disorders of the peripheral nervous system and musculoskeletal system with 30 beds. The renovated hospital will also house diagnostic units (MRI and CT diagnostics, a clinical diagnostic laboratory), a surgical department with an operating block, physiotherapy departments, functional diagnostics, neurology, therapy, and a regional geriatric center.

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Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko held a meeting of the Commission on Scientific and Technological Development, the key issue of which was the distribution of basic and additional funds for science for 2026–2028 as part of the implementation of the state program for scientific and technological development.

At the beginning of the meeting, Dmitry Chernyshenko recalled that Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin had approved changes to the commission’s regulations, expanding its powers, including in terms of managing the scientific budget.

When considering the draft budget for 2026–2028, the dynamics of growth in research funds was noted.

Dmitry Chernyshenko emphasized the need for effective use of additional funds allocated for science and their prioritization in accordance with the instructions of President Vladimir Putin.

"On the instructions of the head of state, we must strive to ensure that by 2030, expenditure on science will grow to 2% of GDP. And our task is to ensure maximum efficiency of invested funds and prioritization taking into account the goals outlined by President Vladimir Putin. The key tools for achieving them are laid down in the state program for scientific and technological development. We discussed approaches to their application in detail at the strategic session of the Prime Minister," the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized.

A significant portion of the funds will be directed towards supporting scientific research and developing the education sector.

Prioritization involves scientific support for national projects aimed at achieving technological leadership and implementing the instructions of the President and the Government.

"The Russian government continues to prioritize funding for the scientific and educational sphere. Given all the current challenges, our main task is not just to ensure the availability of resources, but also to achieve maximum efficiency of federal budget expenditures, carefully prioritizing them in accordance with the most pressing tasks," said Deputy Minister of Education and Science Andrey Omelchuk.

"I would like to draw special attention to the need to allocate funds to update the instrument base of our academic institutes. In addition, many scientific institutes require major repairs, modernization of scientific infrastructure is necessary so that our scientific organizations are modern and meet world standards. And of course, it is very important that spending on scientific research in the Russian Federation grows. All this will allow us to effectively solve problems related to achieving scientific and technological sovereignty of our country," noted the President of the Russian Academy of Sciences Gennady Krasnikov.

The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the need to implement the President's order to consolidate funds for science within the framework of the state program and instructed the Ministry of Education and Science, together with the Ministry of Finance, to prepare proposals to stimulate the growth of spending on research and development, including by attracting private investment.

The commission also presented a concept for the scientific and technological development of the transport complex until 2035.

Let us recall that the Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin gave instructions following the results of the strategic session on the accelerated development of transport infrastructure. At it, the task was set to present to the Government the concept of scientific and technological development of the transport complex of the Russian Federation until 2035.

The concept prepared by the Ministry of Transport was approved by the Scientific and Technological Development Commission. This is the first document that comprehensively defines the directions of scientific and technological development of the country's transport industry. The concept provides the first definition of transport science and provides for the formation of an effective system for managing scientific research and development in the transport complex.

RAS President Gennady Krasnikov emphasized the importance of this area, noting that it accumulates practically all fundamental sciences: from mathematics and chemistry to materials science and quantum technologies.

As part of the concept implementation, it is planned to create nine research scientific centers based on Russian scientific organizations. The main tasks of these centers and the network of laboratories are: increasing the mobility of the population, developing autonomous unmanned high-battery vehicles, digitalization, developing the Northern Sea Route and improving the transport infrastructure.

The meeting was attended by Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education Andrey Omelchuk, President of the Russian Academy of Sciences Gennady Krasnikov, Head of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency Veronika Skvortsova, as well as representatives of relevant ministries and organizations, heads of regions and deputy heads of subjects responsible for scientific and technological development of industries and regions.

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