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In Kaluga on an impressive date congratulated the Bank

Employees, veterans and honorary guests gathered for the 185th anniversary of Sber

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In Kaluga on an impressive date congratulated the Bank

Employees, veterans and honorary guests gathered for the 185th anniversary of Sber.

As noted by the Kaluga mayor Dmitry Denisov, behind the impressive figure is the history of trust of millions of people and generations of customers.

“For Kaluga, Sber is not just a financial institution, but a part of urban history and life,” he said.

The Bank annually participates in the development of the economy and the implementation of important projects of the city.

Among the gifts made by Kaluge Sber is a multimedia fountain in the Youth Park on Marata Street.

“I am sure that it is from such cases that a real partnership is formed,” Denisov said.

Earlier, MK in Kaluga wrote that the Kaluga region signed new agreements with Belarus.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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