President Vladimir Putin ordered the creation of a national center to preserve the legacy of the "Russia" exhibition. The corresponding decree was published on the official legal information portal.
The new center will be managed by the autonomous non-profit organization "Directorate of the Russia Exhibition of Achievements." To ensure the center's successful launch, the President instructed the Moscow City Hall to provide the land on which the Expocentre is located free of charge to the directorate within three months.
The directorate must select the organization that will design and build the center within three months. Funding for this work will come from the state budget, underscoring the project's national importance.
Additionally, regional authorities have been recommended to submit plans for establishing branches of the "Russia" National Center to the exhibition's organizing committee by October. This decision is aimed at ensuring the preservation of the exhibition's cultural and historical legacy throughout the country, as well as the holding of educational and cultural events at the regional branches.
The National Heritage Center for the "Russia" exhibition will become an important element in promoting and preserving our country's rich cultural and historical heritage. It will promote tourism by offering visitors a unique opportunity to learn about Russia's history and culture. Furthermore, the center will serve as a platform for educational initiatives, hosting scientific and cultural events.
This project aims to promote the long-term development and support of Russia's cultural values and strengthen its national identity. The National Center and its regional branches will become important cultural hubs, uniting efforts to preserve and promote our country's historical heritage.
