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Russia's main business platform dedicated to the digital economy. On the margins of the event, government and business representatives discuss issues of transformation and technological development of the economy and society.

A Russian forum uniting the cultures of East and West. The festival annually presents the premieres of works by contemporary composers, new formats and genres, supports young musicians, and gives Russians access to the highest level of art.

The Trans-Siberian Railway, which served as the basis for the festival's name, symbolises the connection of many cities and countries in a single creative flow.

A museum complex that includes such significant objects of Russia's national heritage as the Armoury Chamber, the Assumption, Annunciation and Archangel Cathedrals, the ensemble of the Ivan the Great Bell Tower, and the Patriarch's Palace. In recognition of the exceptional place of the Moscow Kremlin in the development of world culture, the ensemble of the Moscow Kremlin and Red Square was included in the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage List.

The REC Group (part of VEB.RF) is a state institute for supporting non-resource, non-energy exports, which provides financial and non-financial assistance to companies in all sectors at all stages of entering foreign markets, including as part of the national project "International Cooperation and Export". The REC Group also includes the Russian Export Credit and Investment Insurance Agency (EXIAR), Roseximbank, and the Export School.

The largest international trade and export exhibition, which takes place from 21 to 24 February in Tehran, the capital of Iran. The event brings together leading experts, government officials, and business representatives from the Eurasian Economic Union countries – Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan, as well as Iran. The exhibition covers key sectors of the economy, including agriculture, machine building, oil and gas sector, and pharmaceuticals. TV BRICS is the official media partner.

India's largest television network was founded in 2003. It comprises TV9 Bharatvarsh and five regional channels. In 2020, the network undertook an expansion campaign and launched TV9 Digital, an online platform in national languages, aiming for 100 million monthly visitors. In 2022, the network launched India's first English-language over-the-top (OTT) service, News9 Plus.

One of the largest tournaments of the Brazilian jiu-jitsu league is the Abu Dhabi Jiu-Jitsu Pro. The competition will take place on 2 February at the Sambo-70 sports complex in Moscow, and more than 800 people are expected to take part in it. Athletes from all over Russia and guests from abroad will gather on the tatami to compete for the title of the best and score points for the upcoming world championship in Abu Dhabi in November.

The private media group Sada El Balad ("Nation's Echo") was founded in 2011. It includes a network of TV channels and news websites. The head office is located in Giza. Editorial policy is centred on the republican and international agenda. Sada El Balad Media operates in Arabic and English, and covers a wide range of topics, including the economy, technology, education, arts, and sports. The media group's correspondents are present in all Egyptian governorates.

Global Times is a daily newspaper and news portal in China. It has been published in Chinese since 1993 and in English since 2009. It is a division of People's Daily Online. As one of the country's leading media brands, Global Times specialises in covering international events and informing foreign audiences about events in China. The newspaper has over 500 reporters and journalists working in more than 150 countries.

The marathon is a competition that includes two races and two starts. The route is laid out along the sea coast. Participants will start in the Area of Lesnoye, Korsakovsky District, Sakhalin Oblast, and finish in the beautiful city park of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk. They will cover distances of 30 and 50 kilometres. The competition takes place over two days on 8 and 9 March. Participants compete in classic and freestyle races.

The International Russian-Chinese Winter Sports Festival will be held on the ice of the Amur River on 22-23 February. This unique event symbolises the friendship of the two countries and their desire for further cooperation. The programme includes hockey matches and winter car races on ice.

First held in 2017, the festival promotes the popularisation of winter sports in Russia and China. Each year it attracts more participants and spectators, emphasising the importance of cultural and sports exchange.

The University of Tehran, founded in 1851, is one of the oldest and largest educational institutions in Iran. With its main campus in Tehran and more than 8 branches across the country, the university includes more than 160 faculties and 60 research centres. It actively cooperates with leading Russian universities such as MGIMO, Moscow State University and Higher School of Economics. 
The University of Tehran is also Iran's largest science and technology park and is developing the country's largest innovation ecosystem through the Knowledge City project. It has more than 50,000 students, including foreign students, studying in Persian and English, and employs more than 2,000 teachers.

The leading TV media resource of the Republic of Mordovia with more than 20 years of broadcasting experience. The airtime is based on news and analytical programmes, incident reports, sports news. Thematic projects include interviews with experts. The broadcasting schedule includes domestic and foreign films.

The biggest federal event in the sphere of creative industries. The forum was first held in Moscow in 2020, and since 2021 it has been held in Krasnoyarsk.

The forum brings together representatives of creative businesses, government, development institutions, and educational institutions, providing them with opportunities for dialogue and interaction. Formats include plenary sessions, expert discussions, lectures, and master classes. The forum also traditionally hosts an off-site meeting of the State Council Commission on Culture. The objectives of the event are to promote the development of Russia's creative economy and to build quality communication between business and the state.

The forum is organised by ANO “Creative Economy”, the ideological inspirer and director of the Prize is Marina Mongush (Abramova).

Russian Creative Awards is the only award in the world that covers all creative industries. It is the highest honour for the country's creative community and is presented annually for its contribution to the development of the creative sector of the economy.

This year the Russian National Creative Industries Award is being presented for the 4th time, the first time the Award was held in 2020. The Prize is organised by ANO “Creative Economy”, the ideological inspirer and director of the Prize is Marina Mongush (Abramova).

In 2024, the prize giving ceremony of the winners of the Russian Creative Awards will take place on 29 November in Zaryadye.