Last year, a major joint educational project between Moscow and Dushanbe was implemented in Tajikistan. In September, in several cities of the republic, five new schools received their first pupils, in which education is conducted in Russian according to Russian standards. The educational institution in the capital of Tajikistan is named after the first cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin. Mikhail Mishustin examined modern classrooms, got acquainted with the school cafeteria menu, which, as the director said, not without pride, has not been repeated for two weeks. As in Russia, primary school students receive free meals. There is even a “cosmic” menu in tubes at school, and the cost of such a lunch is the same as for ordinary dishes.The Prime Minister urged the students not to doubt that all the knowledge they receive will be useful in the future: “You still do not know how fate will dispose of you and what information and knowledge you will need in the future. coming. and the thirst for knowledge will allow you to make a better choice later.” After school, the Prime Minister attended a conference on interregional cooperation “Business and Investment Partnership between Russia and Tajikistan”.Prime Minister invites business circles and leaders of Tajikistan to RussiaTrade and economic cooperation between the countries is developing dynamically, Mishustin noted during the plenary session. According to last year’s results, trade turnover increased by 18% and amounted to 1.5 billion dollars. “It’s of course a record for twenty years, but it’s not much,” said the head of the Russian government.Further cooperation will be forced to take place under difficult conditions, Mishustin warned: “These are conditions where turbulence in the global economy and geostrategic tensions affect all areas of our business.” “We are successfully resisting such pressures”, said the Head of the Cabinet of Ministers of the RF, “we are ensuring the stability of the economy despite all the negative forecasts, we are taking measures to stabilize the situation on the market of work, we support our citizens and businesses.”
The prime minister suggested his Tajik partners to cooperate more actively with the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), which he said has shown resilience in the current difficult situation. Mishustin invited business circles and leaders of Tajikistan to participate in major international events to be held in Russia this year. In May, Kazan will host the Russia-Islamic World Forum, and in June, Sochi will host the meetings of the Council of Heads of Government of the CIS, the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council, the Eurasia is Our Home exhibition, the Eurasian Congress and the Forum of young people from the CIS and the EAEU. .
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