Watch: Opening of International RUSSIA EXPO in Moscow

On November 4th, the International RUSSIA EXPO kicked off at the Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy (VDNKh) in the Russian capital, Moscow. This grand event is set to continue until April 12th, 2024, providing a platform to highlight the nation's significant accomplishments across various economic sectors.
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With the participation of all 89 regions of the Russian Federation, each one presents its own unique exposition. Spread over 250,000 square meters, about 70 infrastructure facilities within the VDNKh have been used for this exhibition. Temporary pavilions have also been erected throughout the VDNKh grounds specially for the event.
The exhibition aims to bring together exhibits from all regions of Russia, federal executive authorities, corporations, foreign representatives and public organizations. In particular, Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to deliver a message at the event in March 2024.
Among the highlights of the EXPO will be the captivating displays of robotics, the installation of a nuclear reactor, virtual travel experiences, and other remarkable wonders.
To catch a glimpse of the International RUSSIA EXPO, take a look at Sputnik Africa's captivating photo gallery.
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International RUSSIA EXPO: pavilion 75

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Preparation for the opening of the exposition.

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Guests of RUSSIA EXPO took part in a flash mob. Professional dancers taught visitors professional moves at 10 areas of the VDNKh.

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A visitor examines dresses at the opening of the expo

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RUSSIA EXPO: pavilion 75

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Fair of agricultural products and wine in pavilion 48

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Visitors at RUSSIA EXPO, as the exhibition gathers the country's main achievements into one venue.

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An exhibitor looks at a booth at the opening of the exposition.

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Visitors to the exhibition are able to see 131 displays and walk along 13 routes. Guides are expected to lead more than 500 excursions every day.

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Exhibition participants in national costumes at the 'Crimea' stand.