Leader Victor Shchigrev of Biysk takes part in the gathering titled "Russia's Strength: The Motherland"
Get ready, folks! The 2nd All-Russian Municipal Forum, "Small Homeland - The Strength of Russia," is gonna rock Moscow from April 21-23, 2025! This epic event, focusing on enhancing municipal life, is a massive gathering for local self-government, authorities, businesses, organizations, and experts.
So what's the deal, you ask? Well, we're all about improving the quality of life in municipalities by discussing domestic and foreign policy challenges, housing issues, you name it. We're sharing successful practices, solving problems, and even integrating special military operation veterans into peaceful life. And guess who's joining in? Hey, around 4,000 reps from 89 Russian regions are gonna be there!
Now, where's it all going down? The National Center "Russia" in Moscow will be the forum's stomping ground. And the agenda? A packed one, my friend! With over 20 panel sessions, expert dialogues, and discussions, it's gonna be an info-packed and super productive event. Oh, and don't forget the All-Russian Municipal Investment Forum and the 'Heart of the Motherland' cultural festival. This ain't no boring conference, folks!
But wait, there's more! Biysk residents, we need your input! There's a chance for you to choose a public space for improvement. So start thinking, folks, and let's make our city shine!
- A delegation from Biysk has been invited to attend the 2nd All-Russian Municipal Forum taking place in Moscow from April 21-23, 2025.
- At the forum, dialogues about policy-and-legislation, politics, general news, and various challenges in municipalities, including housing issues, will be held.
- The Main Hall of the National Center "Russia" in Moscow will be the venue for the discussions, expert dialogues, and panel sessions, as well as the All-Russian Municipal Investment Forum and the 'Heart of the Motherland' cultural festival.
- Biysk residents have been given the opportunity to participate in deciding which public space in their city should be improved.
