The meeting focused on cooperation between the Republic of Tatarstan and Roskachestvo, including discussions on halal standards.

During the session, leaders and representatives of Tatar public organizations from various regions gave reports. In their speeches, they shared their experiences, highlighted existing challenges, and made proposals for further development of the Tatar public movement in the Southern and North Caucasian Federal Districts.

Governor Alexey Russkikh and Vasil Shaikhraziev highly praised the work of the center.

During the visit, he is scheduled to familiarize himself with the activities of the Islamic Cultural and Educational Center and to meet with representatives of the Tatar and Islamic communities as part of a roundtable on “Tasks and Prospects for the Development of the Islamic Cultural and Educational Center.”

Both holidays fall on weekdays, which, according to the republic’s legislation, will be non-working days.

The minister also noted that this year is rich in cultural and artistic anniversaries, and today’s event serves as a vivid confirmation that the work of artists, their names, and their legacy are rightly valued by both the state and society.

The premiere will take place on January 20 at 6:00 PM at the G. Karimov Kazan Tatar State Theater for Young Audiences.

A total of 147 students from 18 municipal districts of the Republic of Tatarstan successfully passed all selection stages, which included a test on the history of Russia and Tatarstan, as well as writing an essay titled “My History.”

During the visit, guests learned about the history of the mosque, its architectural features, and its current activities.

During the visit, Vasil Shaykhraziyev familiarized himself with the educational process, learning conditions, and the school’s activities aimed at introducing children to their native language and culture.