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In Chuvashia approved more than 40 exhibitions and forums for 2027

The Cabinet of Ministers of Chuvashia approved the list of exhibition, fair and congress events for 2027

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In Chuvashia approved more than 40 exhibitions and forums for 2027

The Cabinet of Ministers of Chuvashia approved the list of exhibitions, fairs and congress events for 2027. The order was signed by Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic Sergey Artamonov.

With the support of the Government of Chuvashia, it is planned to hold more than 40 international, interregional and national events.

Enterprises of the region will present products at international exhibitions in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Algeria, as well as at Innoprom in Yekaterinburg.

Chuvashia will host the Cheboksary Economic Forum, RELAVEXPO, the festival “Green Gold of Russia”, the architectural and urban forum “URBANKACY”, the exhibition-forum “Doors of Russia” and other business events.

The cultural and tourist program included the International Ballet Festival, the Mikhailov Opera Festival, the Chuvashia Tourist Forum and the national cuisine festival Taste of Chuvashia.

A separate block of activities will be devoted to agriculture. It includes the all-Russian auction of breeding animals, the rally “Best in the village”, the exhibition “Potatoes” and the berry festival.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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