Tatarstan President visits Jewish museum in Moscow
14 January 2015, Wednesday
On January 14, Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov accompanied by Chief Rabbi of Russia Berel Lazar visited Jewish museum and center of tolerance in Moscow.
Opened in 2012, the Jewish museum is a cultural and educational complex with exhibition, research, educational and children’s centers. Modern interactive technologies, audiovisual installations are widely used at the museum. According to workers of the museum, visitors can feel the atmosphere of the past and become familiar with history.
At today’s excursion Rustam Minnikhanov was told about life of Jewish people in Russia since reign of Catherine II.
Rustam Minnikhanov honoured the memory of the victims of that tragedy when expositions dedicated to the Holocaust and Great Patriotic War were presented.
At the end of the excursion, Tatarstan President left a note in the book of honourable guests of the museum, and said that the visit to the museum was very interesting and he was glad to learn more about history of Jewish people.
On 15 December, speaking at a meeting of the competition committee of the regional public competition “The Manager of the Year” about its results in 2025, Tatarstan Prime Minister Aleksey Pesoshin said that the list of 155 participants (nominees), who are heads of enterprises and organizations from various industries and sectors of the economy, for the competition was formed based on recommendations from regional ministries and departments, city and district municipalities, employers' associations and the Federation of Trade Unions of the republic.
On 6 December speaking at a regional meeting held by the Rais (Head) of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov in the Government House of the republic with all municipalities taking part in it via videoconference, the regional Minister of Construction, Architecture and Housing Utilities Sector Marat Ayzatullin reported about progress in implementation of the of multi-apartment houses capital overhaul programme.
On 5 December, congratulating volunteers with the International Volunteers Day, Tatarstan Deputy Prime Minister Leyla Fazleeva wrote in her address: “
Your boundless kindness, sincere desire to help others and active civic position deserve special recognition and deep gratitude. There are over 5,000 volunteer associations operating successfully in Tatarstan, with a total membership of over 220,000 caring people of all ages and professions. Every year the contribution of volunteers into public life of the republic becomes more noticeable.
On 4 December Tatarstan Deputy Prime Minister Shamil Gafarov, who is the Chief of Staff of the Office of the Cabinet of Ministers of the republic, took part in a strategic session on the establishment of an inter-university campus in the republic being held at the Kazan Aircraft University on 4-6 December with participation of more than 100 people and more than 40 experts in politics, economy, science, education and industry from all over Russia.