Russia Today Office opens in Kazan soon. It was discussed in the course of Prime Minister’s meeting with Tatyana Burkaeva, Russia Today Marketing Director, and Aydar Aganin, Deputy Chief Editor of Rusiya Al-Yaum, Director of Arabic Broadcasting Directorate.
Tatarstan was also represented by Marat Muratov, Director General of the Mass Communications Agency “Tatmedia”, Andrey Kuzmin, the Head of RT Cabinet Press Service, Ilshat Aminov, Director General of the Television and Radio Company “Novy Vek” (TNV).
Rustam Minnikhanov and Tatyana Burkaeva discussed the possibility of Russia Today offices opening in the republic and further co-operation. According to Russia Today representatives, nowadays numerous events are taking place in the world and particularly in Russia. These events attract western audience attension. Arabic viewers show interest in Tatarstan.
Prime Minister noted, that Russia and its regions, and in particular the Republic of Tatarstan, are poorly represented in global information space. Often the information about an event is incomplete or misrepresented. The opening of Russia Today offices can improve the situation. The republic is ready to give necessary support, the Head of the Government said.
On 30 January in the Kazan Kremlin the Rais (Head) of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov, the Prime Minister of the republic Aleksey Pesoshin, the Chief of Staff of the Office of the Rais of the republic Asgat Safarov and other officials took part in celebrations in honour of the Strela Ak Bars rugby club which won the Russian rugby-7 championship-2024 and which is the Russian Rugby Super Bowl owner.
On 28 January Tatarstan Deputy Prime Minister Roman Shaykhutdinov took part in a meeting of the Foundation Board of the All-Russian Society of Inventors and Innovators held by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitriy Chernyshenko in Moscow.
On 26 January in his congratulatory address to customs officers on the occasion of the International Day of Customs Officers, Tatarstan Prime Minister Aleksey Pesoshin said: “For the first time this holiday was celebrated in 1983, when the World Customs Organization was 30 years old.
On 20 January Tatarstan Prime Minister Aleksey Pesoshin, the Chief Federal Inspector for Tatarstan Viktor Demidov, representatives of interacting bodies, commanders and heads of the units of the Directorate took part in a resulting collegium of the National Guard Troops in Tatarstan that discussed results of the service of the Directorate in 2024 and set forth tasks for the coming period.