Governor: the 250th anniversary of Stavropol will open the largest in the South of Russia cultural complex
Stavropol Governor Vladimir Vladimirov took part in the meeting of the organizing committee on preparation for the 250th anniversary of Stavropol, which was held in Moscow by the Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation Olga Lyubimova

The Governor of Stavropol Vladimir Vladimirov took part in the meeting of the organizing committee on preparation for the 250th anniversary of Stavropol, which was held in Moscow by the Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation Olga Lyubimova. This was reported by the head of the region.
The anniversary of the regional capital will be celebrated next year - it will become one of the notable events in the life of the country. The preparation is carried out by order of the President of Russia.
A draft plan of main activities has been formed - it contains more than 80 items. Co-executors are federal departments, the Government of the region and the city administration. Federal support is provided for implementation.
“This is important: the anniversary will help to do more to improve the regional center,” Vladimirov said.
In 2027, it is planned to open several large social facilities. One of them is the cultural, educational and museum complex in the south-west of Stavropol, the largest cultural object in the south of Russia. Such a concert, theater and museum-exhibition venue in the region has not yet been, and it will work for the entire region.
They will also open a school for 1,550 places on Andrey Golub Street and start building another one for 1,825 places, the largest in the region.
Planned works on the improvement of the historical center and putting in order the old facades. The event filling of the anniversary will work in the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation on behalf of the Minister.
“I thank Olga Borisovna for her attention to Stavropol. I am sure that the planned plans will be fulfilled so that the year of the 250th anniversary will be bright and leave not only good memories, but also new buildings, infrastructure and facilities that will serve people every day.



