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A volunteer from Mordovia sews bone pillows and knits socks for the military
Galina Kichaeva, a resident of the Mordovian town of Kovylkino, sewed more than a hundred bone pillows for military personnel of the Russian Armed Forces. The woman joined the headquarters for the collection and preparation of humanitarian aid for the military.
A sports complex worth 2 billion rubles will be built in Omsk.
Omsk Region has won a state subsidy from the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation for a large-scale project.
An action in memory of the fallen Russian and Soviet soldiers "Give back the Hero's Name" was held in Mordovia
In the Chamzinsky district of Mordovia, the yunarmeyts of Komsomol Secondary School No. 2 put in order the territory of the monument — stele to fallen soldiers who served in Afghanistan.
In Saransk, students of Gymnasium No. 12 received cadet certificates
In the capital of Mordovia, twenty-seven tenth graders were solemnly accepted into the cadets of the Investigative Committee of Russia.
In Saransk, students of the Sredne-Volzhsky Institute were introduced to the work of police units
The action "Student landing" was held in the capital of Mordovia. Within its framework, third-year students of the Sredne-Volzhsky Institute branch went on an excursion to the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Saransk city district.
Mordovia will continue to create points of attraction for tourists within the framework of the national project "Tourism and Hospitality"
In 2025, the Republic of Moldova will continue to support initiatives to create tourist routes and recreation areas as part of a new national project.
Capital investments in Russia in the next three years are expected to be below forecast values.
The Russian government has lowered its investment growth forecast for the next few years. In accordance with the unified plan for achieving the national development goals until 2030 and for the future until 2036, it is planned to increase investment volumes by 1.3% in 2025, by 2.2% in 2026 and by 2.5% in 2027.