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The State Council Presidium meeting held in Yalta, Crimea was devoted to development of Russia’s tourism sector, both domestic and foreign tourism.
Vologda Oblast Governor Oleg Kuvshinnikov and the top leadership of the Interregional Distribution Grid Company of North-West discussed issues related to prospective development of an electric power grid infrastructure of Cherepovets within the implementation of an investment project, issues related to payment discipline of the energy sphere consumers and the region’s electric power grid complex work during the coming autumn/winter season.
A press breakfast was held as part of a series of meetings of Vologda’s journalists with top leadership of the Vologda Oblast Government.
13.08.2015 10:03
A business park is scheduled to open in Vologda in 2020.
A meeting of the Experts’ Council of the Vologda Oblast Development Corporation took place in the Vologda Oblast Government on August 12th. The participants of the meeting approved of an idea of creating a business park in which many office buildings are grouped together. It will emerge in Vologda in 2020.
Vologda Oblast Governor Oleg Kuvshinnikov paid a working visit to the District of Vozhega as part of a series of visits throughout the Vologda Oblast examining economic and social development of regions.
Oleg Kuvshinnikov took part in a historical festival arranged on the territory of the Sugorye Historic-Ethnographic Complex.
General Finland unites about 20 small- and medium-sized businesses in Finland. The key task of its co-operative is to attract new Russian customers to the co-operatives member companies.
A press breakfast was held as part of a series of meetings of Vologda’s journalists with top leadership of the Vologda Oblast Government.
The city of Ustyuzhna and Kannus, a town located in the province of Western Finland have been official twin cities for several years.
05.08.2015 12:10
Collection of Danish lace is on display in Vologda.
Examples of lace masterpieces dating back from the 17th till the 20th centuries is presented in the exhibition “Danish Lace: History and Present” from Tønder, a lacemaking centre in Denmark. The name of Tønder is usually associated with the point ground lace that was made there in the first half of the 19th century and later revived in the early 20th century.