Kazan Hosts TIME Forum; Schoolchildren Join SIBUR Program; New Russian Rules From October

The second TIME forum was successfully held in Kazan. Experts discussed how business investment activity is changing amid economic instability, along with current strategies, forecasts and financial instruments. Special emphasis was placed on the role of private investors: Tatarstan leads in their number, with more than 1.2 million people in the republic.

In Kazan, schoolchildren will be able to create a polymer composite with magnetic properties, meet a virtual Dmitry Mendeleev and learn how modern petrochemical production works. The classes are part of SIBUR's federal project Mendeleev Shift, which started on October 12. In the Kofe s batyushkoy program, Alexander Ermolin, head of the missionary department of the Kazan Diocese, answered questions for Tatar-inform on parental Saturdays and commemorating the dead.

Lidia Grigorieva, widow of Ravil Bukharaev, whose 75th birthday falls today, spoke about the writer. From October, several regulatory acts change in Russia: migration oversight tightens, purchases from marketplaces will be regulated by law, and schools and kindergartens can buy through electronic platforms. The source headline refers to temporary restrictions at Tatarstan airports, but the article text does not mention airports.