The project is based on 10 exhibits from the collections of the "Kazan Kremlin" Museum-Reserve.

The museum's new director, Ayrat Faizrakhmanov, spoke about this in his first Russian-language interview for the "12th Floor" column with Rinat Bilalov, editor-in-chief of Tatar-inform.

Honored guests included the Head of the City of Berezniki, Alexey Kazachenko, and the Imam-Mukhtasib, Rustam Khazrat Rakhmatulla.

The event was held at the branch of the National Center "Russia" and brought together representatives from all levels of government, public and national-cultural associations, as well as students and schoolchildren from Vladivostok.

A meeting with the Governor of the Samara Region is planned.

30 food baskets were delivered, containing flour, cereals, sunflower oil, pasta, salt, cookies, waffles, condensed milk, granulated sugar, tea, and dates.

A round table titled "We Must Live and Remember," dedicated to the 60th anniversary of Doctor of Historical Sciences Aislu Sharipzyanovna Kabirova, was held at the Sh. Marjani Institute of History of the Tatarstan Academy of Sciences.

Holding the exhibition in the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia highlights the contribution of cultural figures of various nationalities to the common Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

On March 12, 2026, the World Congress of the Tatars will host an All-Russian round table conference featuring the presentation of new scholarly and local history books published in Tatarstan.

The contest final will be held on April 11th at the Palace of Railway Workers' Culture.