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The meeting took place within the framework of the large–scale forum "Days of the Vologda Region in the Republic of Belarus", which aims to present the potential of the region in all areas of socio-economic development.
25.08.2025 14:44
Vologda's technical fat export to Poland exceeded 4,000 tons.
Since the beginning of 2025, 4 200 tons of technical fat have been exported from the Vologda Region to Poland. In the same period of 2024, 3 400 tons were exported. Thus, technical fat exports increased by 22%.
The Days of the Vologda Region in the Republic of Belarus is an important platform for presenting the region's economic, tourism, cultural and educational potential.
Since the beginning of the year, more than 800 shipments of lumber and sawn timber (39.200 cubic meters) have been exported from the Vologda Region to Uzbekistan.
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21.08.2025 15:06
Aug 23: Vologda will join the annual Russian Cinema Night campaign.
The Cinema Night will be held in Russia for the tenth time. Open cinemas, concert halls, museums, and libraries will prepare lectures, excursions, concerts and screenings of famous films.
Every 3rd Wednesday of the month, exhibition halls and galleries are free of charge in the Vologda Region. The museum admission is free for Vologda’s schoolchildren and students and residents of the region. Entry to the permanent collections of the Vologda State Museum-Preserve and Vologda Picture Gallery is free; while charges may apply for special exhibitions.
The festival is organized to promote the traditions of the Russian North and development of event tourism in the Vologda Region.
From January 1 to August 15, 2025, employees of the Northwestern Interregional Rosselkhoznadzor Department monitored the delivery of 499 shipments of lumber and sawn timber with a total volume of 28.800 cubic meters from the Vologda Region to India.
The year 1990 saw the opening of the Kuskov Memorial Flat in Tot’ma, a small town even by the Vologda Region’s standards. The town once prided itself on its salt making and the seafaring merchants who traded in Siberia and America. It was a native of Totma, Ivan Kuskov, who founded Fort Ross in California.