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Specialists urban economy complex Road cleaning equipment has been switched to summer mode. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing, Utilities, and Public Works. Petr Biryukov.

"Due to the established positive average daily temperatures, the entire fleet of municipal vehicles has been switched to summer maintenance mode. To ensure daily city cleaning, watering equipment has been installed on the vehicles," noted Pyotr Biryukov.

Most municipal equipment operates year-round thanks to attachments that change depending on the specific needs of the season. Therefore, comprehensive preparation of road cleaning equipment for the spring and summer was carried out. Winter attachments—brushes, plows, rotors, and de-icing spreaders—were removed, followed by diagnostics and maintenance. Equipment that was not used during the winter was brought back into service and made ready for use.

The head of the city's infrastructure department emphasized that containers containing emergency supplies of de-icing materials have been moved to temporary storage facilities. These were previously placed at hazardous road sections and near transport, social, and commercial facilities.

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The tunnel under Kashirskoye Highway will be remarked and converted to two-way traffic, according to a design by the Traffic Management Center (TMC). This will create convenient and faster routes for drivers and increase the tunnel's capacity. Currently, fewer than 250 vehicles pass through it per hour, according to the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry. Maxim Liksutov.

"Following Sergei Sobyanin's instructions, we continue to improve connectivity between certain city districts and create new convenient routes for drivers. This work is part of the 2030 Transport Development Strategy. In accordance with the TsODD project, we will change the markings in the tunnel under Kashirskoye Highway and create two-way traffic. This will allow drivers to bypass dense traffic areas and save travel time," noted Maxim Liksutov.

A new oncoming lane will be added to the tunnel, allowing drivers heading to the city center to exit Kashirskoe Shosse into the tunnel and change direction. The existing lanes, which allow drivers coming from the city center and entering the tunnel to turn around, will be maintained. Drivers will no longer need to pass through the intersection with Yasenevaya Street. This will reduce the extra travel time to 700 meters and save five to seven minutes. From the Moscow Ring Road and the A-105 highway, drivers will be able to enter the sixth microdistrict of Orekhovo-Borisovo Yuzhnoye through the tunnel, without reaching Yasenevaya Street. A direct exit to the region and the Moscow Ring Road will also be created from the bus terminal, bypassing the intersection. Convenient access to the tunnel will be provided from the Kashirskoe Shosse alternate road and adjacent streets.

For driver safety and convenience, a roundabout will be created at the intersection of the alternate road and the exit ramp to the bus terminal, making it easier for vehicles to pass each other. The new markings will increase the turning radius when exiting the tunnel. This will allow drivers to directly exit onto Kashirskoye Highway toward the region or turn toward residential buildings without unnecessary maneuvering.

The new traffic pattern will make routes shorter and reduce congestion. After the re-marking, drivers will have a new, more convenient route: they won't have to travel through the busy intersection with Yasenevaya Street, and buses will be able to exit the platform and onto the highway more quickly.

The new route will become even more popular after the opening of Projected Passage No. 5388, which will connect Kashirskoye Highway with Gurevsky Passage.

New lanes, U-turns and turns

Since 2018, Moscow has been actively implementing traffic improvement projects. Narrowing lanes creates additional lanes for straight-ahead travel or for new turns and U-turns in areas where widening the roadway is difficult. Changing road markings improves traffic conditions without unnecessary expense or the need for lengthy lane closures. Furthermore, adding lanes is much faster than traditional road widening. This makes the method particularly suitable for dense traffic conditions, both in confined urban spaces and on busy highways.

On the Moscow Ring Road, lanes are added by slightly narrowing the edge lanes and eliminating shoulders (in some of the busiest sections). This allows more vehicles to travel through the sections in the same amount of time, eliminating the bottleneck effect. Transition lanes help make exits from the Moscow Ring Road and onto the highway safer. When a driver enters the highway, they must simultaneously accelerate and merge into the main traffic flow to avoid slowing down other vehicles. If at this point the exiting vehicle stops before changing lanes and slowly weaves into the right lane, this triggers a chain reaction of braking by other vehicles or a dangerous situation, which in any case leads to a decrease in speed both on the exit and in the outer lanes of the Moscow Ring Road. Transition lanes help mitigate this effect by preventing slowdowns in the transit lanes.

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Pallas's cat Timofey has begun preparing for the warm season—fattening, the process of gradually losing weight accumulated over the winter. Pallas's cat is a favorite of visitors and the symbol of the Moscow Zoo, which is part of the capital's Department of Culture.

"We've developed a gradual weight-loss schedule for Timofey. He currently has one fasting day a week: typically, Sundays are his first day without food. On other days, the Pallas's cat is fed once a day, with a daily portion of approximately 150-170 grams. Zoologists carefully monitor his weight through regular weigh-ins: our goal is to make this process as smooth and natural as possible. We don't want the cat to be constantly hungry or stressed, so we calculate the approximate portion size: it should be small but sufficient for the animal's comfort," shared Svetlana Akulova, General Director of the Moscow Zoo.

In the wild, these animals accumulate fat reserves to survive harsh winters. The Pallas's cat began gaining weight with the arrival of autumn. Even before the cold weather set in, zoologists gradually increased his food intake, and by midwinter, Timofey's weight reached 6.5 kilograms. He now weighs 5.6 kilograms, and his diet includes rodents and quail.

The fattening process will be gradually adjusted: as early as May, the number of fasting days will increase to two per week. The process is expected to be completed by early summer.

With the arrival of sunny weather, Timofey's social behavior has also changed. He has begun to venture out of his house for fresh air more often. City residents can see him walking in his outdoor enclosure around nine in the morning, as well as during the day.

Anyone can also observe the wild cat thanks to the daily online broadcasts from his enclosure on mos.ru.

In addition, the Pallas's cat has begun to shed its thick undercoat; by June, its fur will acquire reddish hues.

Pallas's cats are rare feline predators listed on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. The Moscow Zoo is participating in a conservation and research program for this unique species.

Today, the Moscow Zoo is a dynamically developing space where scientific research is conducted, international conferences are held, educational programs are implemented, and a unique atmosphere is created daily for introducing residents and visitors to the amazing world of wildlife.

In early 2025, the Moscow Zoo set a world record for the number of animal species on display: 1,253. By 2026, that number had exceeded 1,280. This remarkable achievement was made possible by the many years of work of a team of zoologists, veterinarians, keepers, and other staff.

The Moscow Zoo's program of events contributes to the implementation of the national project's goals and objectives in the capital. "Family"More information about Russia's national projects and Moscow's contribution can be found at special page.

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The Moscow Musical Theatre named after K.S. Stanislavsky and Vl. I. Nemirovich-Danchenko (MAMT), subordinate to the capital Department of Culture, has opened ticket sales for the main ballet premiere of the 107th season, the performance of "Anna Karenina." The premiere will take place on June 25. Tickets are available for purchase through Mosbilet.

The production centers not only on the tragic story of Anna Karenina, but also on the fate of Konstantin Levin, who journeys from inner crisis to finding peace of mind. The juxtaposition of destructive passion and the characters' creative quest will be the central theme of the new stage version.

The choreography for the production is based on classical ballet—almost all the female roles will be performed en pointe. The production will feature a variety of forms, from solo and duet scenes to large-scale ensemble pieces. Students from the Moscow State Academy of Choreography will also participate. They will perform the roles of Dolly's children and Anna's son, Seryozha.

Maxim Sevagin will serve as choreographer and director, along with playwright Andrey Zolotarev. The production will be built on a dialogue between two storylines that not only coexist but also emphasize and reveal each other.

"Now, as the play begins to take shape, I realize: we're not illustrating the novel, but creating a choreographic reflection of it. If, after the production, the audience asks themselves, 'Which path would I have chosen?' then we've succeeded in approaching the genius of Leo Tolstoy," noted Maxim Sevagin.

The composer was Ilya Demutsky, and the conductor was Timur Zangiev. A key part of the performance will be arias performed by a soloist from the theater's opera company.

The visual design was created by: artist Vladimir Arefyev, costume designer Irina Serova, and lighting designer Oleg Strashkin.

The production will also feature Oksana Kardash, Erika Mikirticheva, Anfisa Oshchepkova, Natalia Somov, Denis Dmitriev, Ivan Mikhalev, Georgi Smilevski, Irina Serova, and other artists.

The program of events in city theaters contributes to the implementation of the goals and objectives of the national project in Moscow "Family"More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

The Pokrovka Theatre explained why the new Dubrovsky Theatre will appeal to young people.We're going to see the new play "The Decline of Europe" by the Chelovek Theatre with Mosbilet

With service Mosbilet It's convenient and enjoyable to plan any kind of leisure activity—from theater and concerts to sports activities and picnics. Tickets are sold without markups or intermediary commissions. The service also offers many free events. You can also purchase tickets for new season theater premieres and performances featuring famous artists. If you have a full or standard mos.ru account, you don't need to enter personal information when purchasing. Tickets for children are purchased using a simplified process. Users of the service don't need to bring identification to attend cultural events; they simply show the ticket inspector their digital ticket's QR code.

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Moscow has announced the annual results of an innovative program to preserve the cognitive skills of older adults. It is being implemented by the Moscow Longevity project and the Federal Medical and Biological Agency (FMBA of Russia). Over the course of the program, attention, memory, and thinking skills have improved in over 90 percent of participants, according to the program's team. Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development.

"To stay in shape at any age, our brain, like our muscles, requires regular exercise. Developing memory, concentration, and thinking skills helps maintain a high quality of life, independence, activity, and emotional stability for years to come. That's why, a year ago, together with the Federal Medical and Biological Agency of Russia, we launched a program to support cognitive functions and psychoemotional well-being at Moscow's longevity centers. It's tailored specifically for older Muscovites. The project proved popular, but more importantly, it was extremely effective: over 57,000 people joined the courses, and the vast majority—over 90 percent—demonstrated measurable improvements in their memory and thinking. Furthermore, attention scores improved in 98 percent of participants," noted Anastasia Rakova.

The program includes two specialized courses: “Neurotraining of cognitive skills” and “Neurocorrection of the psycho-emotional state.”

The "Neurotraining of Cognitive Skills" course is based on specialized computer exercises aimed at developing memory, attention, and thinking. Research shows that such training helps the brain remain flexible and active, facilitating the formation of new neural connections. According to clinical guidelines from the Russian Ministry of Health, this training is included in the list of non-drug methods for correcting cognitive impairment in older adults and has a high level of evidence base.

The practical results of the program at Moscow's longevity centers confirm this. By the fifth session, participants demonstrate significant improvement across all indicators, and by the tenth session, the positive dynamics intensify.

Anxiety increases the body's levels of cortisol, the stress hormone. Over time, this can impair memory and concentration. The "Neurocorrection of the Psychoemotional State" course addresses this issue. People learn to calm down, focus, and better control their emotional state using biofeedback technology—and this works even in old age. Muscovites who completed the course more than doubled their relaxation scores. Furthermore, participants reported sleeping better, experiencing less anxiety, and finding it easier to cope with emotions in everyday life. On average, their stress scores decreased by a third.

"The successful implementation of our joint program over the course of a year confirms the highly effective translation of cutting-edge scientific advances into social practice. The specialized courses currently used at Moscow Longevity Centers are based on original digital products from the Center for Cognitive and Psychoemotional Health of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency of Russia. The use of biofeedback technologies, virtual and augmented reality, ensures our complete self-sufficiency in solving the most complex problems associated with restoring and strengthening cognitive and mental health. The results achieved—improved memory and attention in the vast majority of participants—clearly demonstrate the potential of preventive medicine in managing cognitive reserve. People, their health, life, and active longevity remain at the center of all our innovations," emphasized Veronika Skvortsova, head of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency.

The classes are taught by staff from Moscow Longevity Centers who have completed training at the Federal Medical and Biological Agency's Center for Cognitive Health. The "Neurotraining of Cognitive Skills" course includes initial testing and 10 computer-based sessions with an individualized program and performance tracking. "Neurocorrection of the Psychoemotional State" is conducted using a neuroheadset that records the brain's bioelectrical activity. Participants see their brain activity parameters in real time and master concentration and relaxation exercises.

Around seven thousand older Muscovites have improved their memory, thinking, and attention through neurotraining.Moscow's longevity centers are launching a program to maintain cognitive skills and psycho-emotional health.

You can take the courses at any Moscow Longevity Center. To do so, you must become a participant in the Moscow Longevity program. You can join the project online atmos.ru portal, onwebsite, as well as in person at any Moscow longevity center or My Documents office.

Support for older citizens in Moscow meets the goals and objectives of the federal project "Older Generation" of the national project "Family", which has been implemented in Russia since 2025 by decision of Vladimir Putin. Its main goal is to support families with children, large families, reproductive health, and strengthening family values. The national project also includes the development of initiatives for active aging, ensuring high-quality care for the elderly, and the development of a family-oriented cultural infrastructure. More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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Since the start of the renovation program in the capital, over 75,000 families have moved from more than 1,100 old buildings to new, modern housing. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction. Vladimir Efimov.

"The first participants in the renovation program began moving in February 2018. Over the course of eight years, the city has completely resettled over 1,100 buildings in 94 districts. More than 75,000 families have moved from older buildings into new apartments with improved finishes. These modern buildings are designed to be barrier-free. In total, about a million Muscovites will move into new buildings under the current renovation program," said Vladimir Efimov.

Evacuated buildings are being dismantled using "smart demolition" technology. The buildings are dismantled safely, and the construction waste is sent for recycling.

"In the Eastern Administrative District, the city has completely relocated residents from 212 buildings, and in the South-Eastern Administrative District, 180. Another 140 buildings have been relocated in western Moscow. To ensure a comfortable transition to their new homes, participants in the renovation program can receive free assistance from movers and transportation through the 'Moving Assistance' service. The ground floors of the new buildings are designated for shops, leisure centers, and other social and amenities, allowing residents to quickly and conveniently access essential goods and services," explained the Moscow Government Minister and Head of the Department of Urban Development Policy.

Vladislav Ovchinsky.

Whenever possible, the city provides apartments to renovation program participants in the same districts where they previously lived. The exceptions are the Troitsky and Novomoskovsky administrative districts and Zelenograd, where relocation is carried out within these territorial units and new buildings are being built in areas with the most developed social and transportation infrastructure. As clarified Ekaterina Solovieva, the Moscow Government Minister and head of the Moscow Department of City Property, in the east of the capital, more than 13,800 families have signed contracts for comfortable apartments and have already moved into new buildings—all residents of 212 fully vacated buildings. In the southeast of the capital, more than 12,900 families from 180 fully vacated buildings have completed the necessary documents for moving and celebrated housewarming parties, while in the west, nearly 8,800 families have done so. Specialists from the Moscow Department of City Property helped residents sign the contracts under which the program participants are provided with housing. Department of City PropertyThey worked in information centers located on the ground floors of residential complexes being occupied.

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin said that under the renovation program, every fourth resident will move into a new apartment. Koptevo district.

The renovation program was approved in August 2017. It affects approximately one million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 buildings. Sergei Sobyanin ordered the pace of implementation of the renovation program to be increased. twice.

Over 30 buildings were resettled under the renovation program in the South-Eastern Administrative District in 2025.Since the start of the renovation program, more than 300 sites have been prepared for the construction of houses in the capital.

Moscow is one of the region's leaders in terms of construction volume. The high rate of housing construction is in line with the goals and initiatives of the national project. Infrastructure for LifeMore information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found at special page.

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Entrepreneurs can purchase spacious premises at city auctions premises for general use in the Yakimanka district. This was announced by the head of the Moscow Department of Competition Policy Kirill Purtov.

"Acquiring commercial real estate in Moscow's historic center through city auctions is a strategic step for entrepreneurs looking to start or expand their business. A large, 198-square-meter, non-residential space is currently available in the Yakimanka district. This location offers a number of competitive advantages: its proximity to iconic Moscow landmarks—the Moscow Kremlin, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, Gorky Park, and the Tretyakov Gallery—potentially ensures high pedestrian traffic. Several metro stations are located nearby: Polyanka, Tretyakovskaya, and Novokuznetskaya. The bidding period ends on April 16, and the open auction will take place on April 28," said Kirill Purtov.

The premises are located in a two-story building at 9 Staromonetny Lane, Building 1. The property occupies the second floor and has a separate entrance from the first floor. The seller is a Moscow-based company. Department of City Property.

The building is a regional cultural heritage site, "Main House of the City Estate, 1819–1822, 1899, architect A.A. Biryukov." Any work here is only permitted under an approved design, in accordance with the issued permit, and under the supervision of Department of Cultural Heritage of Moscow.

The auction will take place on the Roseltorg electronic trading platform. Registration and an enhanced, qualified electronic signature are required to participate.

The capital is putting various properties up for auction, and the showcase for them is Moscow investment portal. In the section Moscow Auctions There is all the necessary information about the lots, including photographs, documentation, conditions and form of implementation.

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The development of electronic services for business is in line with the objectives of the national project "Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State" and the Moscow regional project "Digital Public Administration." More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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A financial literacy day was held at the Strogino Cultural Center. Participants learned how to set up their savings for rapid growth, manage their credit wisely, and protect themselves from fraud. Experts believe that with the arrival of warmer weather, people are making new plans, making it the perfect time to do a post-winter financial spring cleaning.

"We aimed to make the program engaging for people of all ages, so that everyone could learn sound financial management skills. Adults learned how to safely use financial products, manage their personal finances, and take their first steps in investing. Children were given a simple explanation of how the city budget is formed and how to manage their pocket money wisely," she noted.

Elena Zyabbarova, Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital's Department of Finance.

One of the key topics of the spring season is responsible borrowing. At the masterclass "Spring Financial Decisions: Loans Under Control," Olga Milova, an expert from the Central Federal District (CFD) of the Bank of Russia, discussed with participants how to plan for credit obligations and avoid debt traps during the intense spring spending season. The speaker focused on one of the safety tools: self-imposed loan prohibitions.

"This is a simple and effective way to protect yourself from scammers who take out loans in your name. I strongly recommend everyone set up a self-ban. It only takes a few minutes on the government services portal and will save you money and stress," Olga Milova emphasized.

Another question that concerned participants was, "Where and under what conditions is it best to invest today?" Anastasia Romanenko, Deputy Head of the Financial Literacy Department at the Central Federal District Headquarters of the Bank of Russia, and Ekaterina Konina, Chief Expert of the same department, explained which financial products can serve as an alternative to bank deposits, how to calculate their real return taking inflation into account, and which contract clauses are essential to pay attention to.

For those ready to move forward and explore more advanced investment instruments, Yulia Volgina, Business Group Manager at VTB Bank, presented a step-by-step process for beginners during the workshop. Participants learned how much to start investing with, what risks to consider, and what to pay attention to to avoid losing money.

Another topic that always remains relevant is cybersecurity. During the workshop, we examined in detail the psychological tactics of scammers, learned how to recognize fake websites, and practiced algorithms for dealing with data that has already fallen into the hands of criminals.

Once you've mastered the basic safety rules, it's logical to think about how to put your savings to work. Anastasia Kudryavtseva, Head of Financial and Digital Literacy Development at Alfa-Bank, introduced participants to the latest digital tools. Guests learned how savings accounts work, which mobile apps really help manage spending, and how to protect your savings so they always stay safe.

Taxes were an equally important topic. Svetlana Belyaeva, head of the working group on tax disputes at the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, provided a detailed explanation of how to obtain tax deductions for education, medical treatment, and sports. Participants received a step-by-step action plan and discussed common mistakes when filing tax returns.

Using the legendary film "Spring on Zarechnaya Street" as an example, viewers joined Svetlana Tolkacheva, a financier and author of a textbook and Rutube channel on financial literacy, to discuss the financial behavior of the characters, their attitudes toward work and education, and draw parallels with modern approaches to career choice and personal finance management.

The organizers prepared a special program for young Muscovites. Experts led creative activities for children aged six to 10, helping them master the basics of financial literacy in an accessible format. During the "Friendship Garden: Planting a Money Tree" lesson, employees of the 21st Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service of Russia for the City of Moscow explained how taxes contribute to the capital's development. And during the "Tulip Mania" lesson, children created felt flowers and simultaneously learned about the relationship between supply, demand, and pricing, using the famous Dutch tulip mania of the 17th century as an example.

Teenagers were taught how to manage money through play. They learned how to distinguish momentary weaknesses from grand economic plans, learned about marketing pitfalls that can lead to unnecessary purchases, and even built a flower from a construction set, with each petal symbolizing a step toward a financial goal. Special attention was paid to a lesson on countering fraud. An expert discussed the rules of safe communication on social media, new fraudulent schemes, and explained how to install reliable protection on gadgets.

Interactive zones were open throughout the day in the lobby. Guests could test their knowledge with a financial assessment, practice financial literacy skills on VR simulators, catch scammers at a slot machine, take a neurotest, and take a quiz at the "That Very Sound" audio kiosk.

The event was organized by Moscow Department of Finance and the capital's financial literacy center, together with partners.

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In 2025, specialists Moscow City Services Complex We reconstructed and built approximately 14 kilometers of water supply and wastewater networks in the capital's Southwestern Administrative District. The diameter of the pipes involved ranged from 300 to 1,200 millimeters. Over 11 kilometers of the repaired pipelines are completely new.

The bulk of the work was carried out in the Yuzhnoye Butovo district, where nearly 5.5 kilometers of pipelines were laid. Mosvodokanal specialists used Russian-made materials, proven reliable and technically efficient at other sites. Trenchless construction was primarily used to upgrade the city's infrastructure, minimizing disruption to existing landscaped areas and reducing project time.

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin spoke about the development Moscow water supply and sanitation networkHe noted that without a reliable utility infrastructure, the city's development is impossible. Furthermore, new networks create reserve capacity for the future.

The projects being implemented in the capital to modernize and improve the reliability of public utility infrastructure are in line with the goals and objectives of the national project Infrastructure for LifeMore information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found at special page.

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Entrepreneurs interested in participating in public procurement are invited to the conference "Public Procurement for Small Businesses: From Application to Contract" on April 14, hosted by the State Budgetary Institution "Small Business of Moscow" (MBM). The event will cover how small and medium-sized businesses can prepare for procurement and find tenders. Special attention will be paid to anti-dumping measures, reducing the risk of application rejection, and the practical nuances of working on electronic trading platforms.

Maria Esipova, head of a tender support company, will open the conference's business program. She will discuss the basic requirements for public procurement participants, as well as how to register and obtain accreditation on electronic trading platforms.

Yulia Klimina, a member of the Procurement System Development Council of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation and a business consultant on public procurement, will explain how to find suitable tenders and assess winning chances using analytics.

A presentation by Ekaterina Makovleva, a leading expert at the Center for the Development of Competition Policy and Public Procurement at the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, will help attendees understand how to avoid application rejection and minimize financial risks when participating in tenders.

The head of the department for automation of small-volume procurement and operational transactions will introduce conference participants to the capital's supplier portal and its services. Moscow City Department for Competition Policy Anton Prokofiev. Anton Kuprinov, Executive Director of the Moscow Small Business Lending Assistance Fund, will discuss guarantee support for small and medium-sized businesses in the capital. Additionally, Viktor Garkusha, a supplier tender support specialist and entrepreneur, will share small business case studies on how to win contracts with a turnover of up to five million rubles and scale up the results.

A representative of a major Russian bank and a federal electronic procurement platform will also speak at the conference. The event will conclude with a question-and-answer session, during which participants will be able to obtain additional information from experts.

The conference “Government procurement for small businesses: from application to contract” will be held from 11:00 to 16:00 in the “Moscow” hall of the “Meeting Point” business space at the address: Okhotny Ryad Street, Building 2, Business Center “Moscow”, Entrance 3, Floor 5. Participation is free, pre-registration on the MBM portal.

Support for entrepreneurs is provided within the framework of the federal project “Small and Medium Entrepreneurship and Support for Individual Entrepreneurial Initiatives,” which is part of the national project "Efficient and competitive economy", as well as the Moscow Mayor's strategy for supporting Moscow entrepreneurship. More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

State Budgetary Institution "Small Business of Moscow", subordinate to the capital Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development, helps people start and grow their businesses in the capital. At business service centers, everyone can learn about financial and non-financial government support measures.

Free educational and business events are held for entrepreneurs: forums, seminars, workshops, and conferences that help them improve their professional skills and connect with like-minded individuals.

You can get advice on starting and running a business and learn more about current support measures for entrepreneurs in Moscow on the MBM website.mbm.mos.ru and by phone: 7 495 225-14-14.

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