Training center for preventing emergency situations may be established in Tatarstan after a Japanese pattern
25 March 2014, Tuesday
On March 25, at a briefing at Tatarstan Cabinet of Ministers Chief Executive of Tatarstan Investment Development Agency Linar Yakupov reported about results of Tatarstan President’s trip to Japan and DPRK. In particular, he said that Rustam Minnikhanov and executives of Shinyei Kaisha discussed prospects of establishing the Russia's first training center for preventing emergency situations after a Japanese pattern in Tatarstan during their meeting in Japan.
Issues related to cooperation on setting up autonomous water treatment systems in Tatarstan were also raised at the meeting, he added. “First, we are going to test these systems at our new sites. Then, the systems can be used in regional municipalities,” the speaker noted.
Linar Yakupov continued that Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov and executives of Sanoh Industrial discussed issues of cooperation in the field of production of automobile parts in Tatarstan.
“Sanoh Industrial is thinking about the possibility to set up production facilities in Tatarstan,” the speaker pointed out.
Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov and Chairman and CEO of Yokogawa Electric Corporation Mr Shuzo Kaihori, and company’s President and COO Takashi Nishijima discussed joint projects being implemented with TANECO, Kazanorgsintez, TAIF-NK, Ammony, and Nizhnekamskneftekhim.
Issues related to implementation of joint projects in Tatarstan were touched upon at the meeting with executives of Murabeni Corporeation. Tatarstan delegation was told about the company’s experience in Russia.
Marubeni Corporation has been doing business in Russia since 1993 and is the leading distributor of Japanese companies, such as Nissan, Fujifilm. Marubeni Auto and Construction Machinery is a branch of Marubeni Corporation in Russia, delivering heavy and special-purpose equipment for municipal, road-building, mining, oil and gas production enterprises.
On 10 March, speaking at a briefing dedicated to the development of the national Max messenger in Tatarstan and held in the Government House of the republic with all municipalities taking part in it via videoconference, the Minister of Digitalization of Public Administration, Information Technologies and Communication of the republic Ilya Nachvin informed that according to the data of March 2026 about 1.5m residents of Tatarstan use domestic Max messenger.
On 5 February Tatarstan Prime Minister Aleksey Pesoshin took part in ceremony of awarding winners of the regional competition “The Woman of the Year. The Man of the Year: A Woman’s View” held at the Korston Leisure and Recreation Center in Kazan.
On 4 March at a briefing in the Government House of the republic Tatarstan Minister of Land and Property Relation Fanil Agliullin told about changes in land legislation enforced from 1 March of the current year. He said that they simplify a number of procedures for land plot owners including expanding the possibilities for land use and changing the rules for changing the category of a plot.
On 2 March in her address on the occasion of the Mentor’s Day, Tatarstan Deputy Prime Minister Leyla Fazleeva congratulated residents of the republic with the event and wrote: “Since 2025 this holiday established by Russian President Vladimir Putin has occupied a worthy place in the calendar of significant dates of our country, emphasizing the high status and significance of the mentoring mission.
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