The main goal of the meeting was to have an open conversation about pressing issues, share experiences, and find ways to develop the Tatar world in today's realities.

The conference continued with speeches by representatives of local communities, leading scholars, and regional historians.

Participants discussed key issues related to the preservation of the spiritual and cultural heritage of the peoples of Russia.

A significant part of the discussions also focused on the preservation and strengthening of the traditional spiritual values of the peoples of Russia within their historical territories.

This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

The two-story stone building was constructed at the beginning of the 20th century for Kazan merchant Muhammed-Sadyk Gaisich Musin.

The proposals outlined during the roundtable will form the foundation for further work at the IX World Forum of Tatar Youth, helping to develop new initiatives aimed at preserving and promoting Tatar history.

The film tells the story of the unique student design bureau "Prometheus," which pioneered a new form of art—light music.

On January 25-26, round tables dedicated to history, culture, and media were held at the headquarters of the World Congress of the Tatars.

The event was attended by scientists, descendants of Tatar murzas and princes, journalists and representatives of the Tatar public.